An AI chatbot for auto repair shops that answers while you're under a car
The questions come in while you're working: do you work on my make, how much is a diagnostic, can I wait for an oil change. Nobody can stop a job to answer them, and a driver with a warning light on calls the next shop.
The questions it answers for you
Not a script you write. These come out of your own pages, in your own words, at two in the morning as readily as at noon.
- Do you work on BMWs?
- How much is a diagnostic?
- Do I need an appointment for an oil change?
- Do you offer a warranty on repairs?
- Can I get a ride while my car's in the shop?
- Why is my check engine light flashing?
What it answers, and what it hands to you
It answers, from your own pages
- Makes and models you service
- Services you offer and any published prices, like a diagnostic fee
- Walk-in, appointment and drop-off policies
- Warranty terms on parts and labor
- Hours, location and shuttle or loaner options
It takes their details and hands these to you
- Diagnosing a problem — it takes the vehicle, the symptom and a phone number
- Repair quotes for a specific car
- The status of a car already in the shop
- Anything your site doesn't cover
Why this one, for auto repair shops
It never diagnoses
Asked why a light is on, it doesn't guess. It says the car needs to be looked at and takes the year, make, model and symptom so you can call back.
Leads with the vehicle attached
"2016 F-150, grinding when braking" is a lead you can price before you call. Each one keeps the question that started it.
Your prices only
If you publish a diagnostic fee or an oil-change price, it quotes that. If you don't, it won't make one up.
No new software for the shop
Leads land in a simple dashboard and an email. There's nothing for the techs to learn.
Customers want a price before they come in. Can it give one?
Only the prices on your site. For anything that needs the car looked at, it says so and takes their details — a guessed quote is a quote you'll be asked to honor.
Questions
Can it tell a customer when their car will be ready?
No. It can't see your shop-management system, so it never claims a car is ready. It takes the question and a phone number so you can answer.
What is the best AI chatbot for auto repair shops?
The one that answers from your own pages, costs a flat amount and takes minutes rather than a rollout. That is what this is built to be: $49 a month for 1,000 replies, no seats, no charge per resolution, no branding fee, and a 3-day free trial with no card so you can judge it on your own customers rather than on a demo.
How long does it take to set up?
One script tag before the closing body tag, and the addresses of your shipping, returns and FAQ pages. Most are answering customers within a few minutes. There is no flow builder to draw and no training period.
Will it make things up about my business?
It answers from the pages and notes you give it and nothing else. Asked something you have not covered, it says it does not know, points the customer to you, and records the gap in your dashboard so you can see what you are missing.
Do I need a developer?
No, if you can paste a line of HTML into your theme. There are step-by-step pages for Shopify, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and the rest, and the line is identical on all of them.
What does it cost?
A 3-day free trial with every Growth feature and no card, then $49 a month for 1,000 replies with lead capture included. Flat — the replies are included, so it does not get more expensive the better it works.
What are you running it on? All platforms
- Shopify
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Squarespace
- Wix
- BigCommerce
- Webflow
- GoDaddy
- Weebly
- Framer
- Google Sites
- Carrd
Not quite you?
Comparing us with someone?
Put it on your site and watch it answer
3 days free with every Growth feature, no card, one line to install and one line to remove.