Website design for repair shops

What your customers search for

Customers search for the exact fault: cracked screen repair, phone not charging, locked phone, laptop repair, motherboard repair. They want to know if you do it, how long it takes and roughly what it costs.

What your website should show

• A list of the repairs you do, with the faults named the way customers describe them.
• "From" prices and typical turnaround, for example same-day screen replacements.
• Real photos of your bench and your work.
• Your address, opening hours and whether walk-ins are welcome.
• Phones or parts you sell, if you sell any.
• A WhatsApp button where customers can send a photo of the fault.

Make WhatsApp do the work

Repair quotes need the device, the model and the fault. A WhatsApp button that opens a message asking for those, plus a photo, lets you quote before the customer walks in.

Example message: Hi, my [device and model] has [the fault]. Can you fix it and what will it cost?

Pages you need

Home, Repairs, Phones for sale, About and Contact. That is 5 pages, which fits the Starter plan.

Which plan fits

Starter (from R1 499) suits a repair shop with a clear list of services. Choose Business (R899 once off, then R499 a month) to add a page per repair type and rank for specific faults. See all plans and limits.

See a real example: our case study for Thulani Phone & PC Repair in Kanyamazane.

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