For garages and repair shops
On Carvexia your garage gets its own profile with a price list, appears in the garage directory and takes booking requests directly. You confirm, propose another date or decline — and your customer is told automatically by email.
The directory at /garagen can be filtered by country and speciality. Your card shows the first lines of your price list and your hourly rate, and leads straight to the booking request.
At a fixed address — /garagen/your-garage — customers see your address, opening hours, hourly rate, contact details and every visible service with its price. Each service can be requested from there directly. You can share the address on your website, in emails or on business cards.
Car listings show garages nearby in the same country. If your garage appears there, a click on its name leads to your profile — and from there to the booking request.
When a request arrives, your garage gets an email at the address in your business profile, with the customer's contact details and a link to the dashboard. There every request shows the service, the car, the preferred date and the customer's message.
You confirm with one click. Or you decline — if you like, with a reason that reaches the customer word for word, so they know why.
If the preferred date does not work, you propose another one. The request gets its own state for that, so you can see where you are waiting for the customer.
Confirmation, alternative date, decline and completion go to the customer by email automatically. If your business profile has an email address, their replies land there.
From the history of each request you send the customer a message that goes out by email. Internal notes for the team sit in the same history, clearly separated and visible only to your business.
During holidays or when you are fully booked, you switch off “Taking appointments”. Your garage stays findable, but new booking requests are not possible.
Carvexia does not set your prices. You add your own services and decide how to price them.
For work with a clear scope, such as a minor service. The customer sees exactly the amount you enter.
When the effort depends on the car. It shows as “from …”.
For work charged by time, shown as an amount per hour.
When no price can be given without seeing the car, for example for body damage.
Add new services and change prices at any time — they apply immediately on your profile and in the booking request.
Optionally with a description and an approximate duration. You decide the order.
Not offering something for a while? Hide it instead of deleting it — the price stays saved for later.
The customer picks the service in the booking request; the dashboard shows you what they asked for.
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Open an account, choose “Workshop” in the dashboard and enter your name, address and contact details.
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Add opening hours, hourly rate, email address and specialities in the business profile, and your services under “Services & prices”.
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New requests arrive by email and appear in the dashboard under “Appointments”. You confirm, propose another date or decline.
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With the “Workshop operations” module the request becomes a job with line items, VAT and a print view.
With the “Workshop operations” module you run the work itself on Carvexia.
A booking request becomes a job at the push of a button. The customer is created or matched by email address.
Line items with prices you set for labour, parts and other items, VAT per job and a print view for the handover.
Customer records and vehicle files with registration and VIN, including walk-in customers without an account.
Follow-ups: next inspection, next service and unpaid invoices at a glance.
Two modules are made for garages. Both can be cancelled monthly and require a Dealer plan; all prices and terms are on the pricing page.
Be found on the map and take bookings
CHF 39/month
Cancel monthly, requires a Dealer plan
The day-to-day work in the garage, not just the marketplace
CHF 89/month
Cancel monthly, requires a Dealer plan
Set it up, add your prices, answer requests. What the modules cost is on the pricing page.
