About GarageRevs
Built for owners who want the garage to run without them.
GarageRevs is garage management software for the garage owner trying to step back and run the business. You have taken on another tech to get off the tools, or you are about to. Front of house has the phones. But the place still leans on you, and you know it. We build it so the place runs properly without you.
Done properly, the way you'd want your own work done.
You do not cut corners on a customer's car, and you charge for the job done properly. GarageRevs is built the same way. Before this, we spent fifteen years on systems for UK government services, the NHS and national banks, where getting it wrong is not an option, and that is the only way we know how to build.
What the garage gets from that is a system your team picks up in an afternoon, with in-person training at no extra cost. Support at the end of the phone seven days a week, from someone who knows the system inside out. And the numbers an owner runs on: the split between labour and parts, whether the labour rate is right, how many estimates turned into jobs, and what the workshop made on each one, week by week, from wherever you are.
None of it came from us guessing. Three years at the trade's own shows and in owners' conversations, asking what a garage needs to run without its owner. What we hear goes into the system.
- Lock-in. Month to month, no exit fee, and your data is always yours
- Zero
- For the whole garage, staff logins included, however many you take on
- 1 price
- Most support questions answered, seven days a week
- 5 minutes
Who we build for
In their own words.
"I was extremely busy fixing cars. This meant I wasn't keeping eye on the numbers. Figures went up but so did the problems. There was no reporting in place so my team were constantly fighting fires."
"The idea is I shouldn't be part of the team... But it is hard to step back."
"Know your numbers like the back of your hand! You can't do everything, so employ people to do the things you can't or don't like doing."
"If you ultimately want to employ management and not be in the business every day, you have to one day decide to grow. If you don't, you'll always be tied to your business."
"My personal end goal in 10 years would be a place that runs itself."
"Get another tech, which will hopefully mean I can down tools and concentrate on the business itself."
"We are fully in control of our prices, our lead times and our bookings."
Take a step off the tools.
You will see the work chasing itself, the desk running the day, and the numbers coming to you at home instead of you going in for them. If that is where you want to take the garage, the demo is the first step.