Be easier to find. Easier to book. Easier to operate.
Connect your public garage offer with the bookings, customers, availability and workshop people needed to deliver the work.
- Garage-controlled services and prices
- Company and location aware
- Role and permission controlled
More useful than software that begins after the booking arrives
BookMOTGarage is designed to connect how a driver understands your garage with how your team receives and operates the resulting booking.
Present the garage clearly
Publish supported location information, services, prices, included work and configured offers.
Turn availability into bookings
Use general or team-member availability to support the established public booking journey.
Control daily work
Review bookings, customer context, services, status, notes, attachments and workshop activity.
Build useful continuity
Keep supported booking, customer and vehicle records connected for the next conversation.
One journey, with the garage's own information remaining authoritative
The platform does not need to invent prices, availability or workshop rules to make the customer journey feel connected.
Show the location
Drivers see supported garage details and services through the public marketplace.
Use configured availability
The booking journey works with the service and slot information owned by the garage.
Review the request
Reception can work with pending, upcoming and past bookings in an operational queue.
Coordinate the team
Managers can use team capability, shifts, slots and planner views around existing work.
Retain useful context
Supported customer, vehicle and completed-work records remain available for later journeys.
Give every role the right operational context
Owners need control, reception needs clarity, managers need coordination and technicians need focused access. BookMOTGarage keeps those responsibilities inside company, location, role and permission boundaries.
Start with the problem your garage needs to solve
Each product area below leads to a specific, demonstrable operational journey.
Online booking
Connect public MOT discovery with configured garage services and availability.
Explore online booking →Workshop operations
Coordinate booking workspaces, people, shifts, slots, tasks and planning.
Explore workshop operations →Customer records
Keep supported customer, vehicle, booking and MOT context together.
Explore customer records →Multi-location
Operate one garage company with deliberate location scope and control.
Explore multi-location →
Connect workshop delivery with driver trust
Vehicle Passport and controlled workshop add-ons create a route for supported vehicle information, completed work and future attention to remain useful after the customer leaves the garage.
This is a product direction, not a promise of leads. Driver records remain private and garage access remains governed by the authorised journey.
Understand the Vehicle Passport connectionWhat garage owners need to know
What does BookMOTGarage provide for a garage?
BookMOTGarage connects supported public garage information and online booking with operational tools for bookings, customers, services, availability, workshop people and reporting.
Can an independent garage use the platform?
Yes. The company and location model supports a garage company with one location as well as a company operating multiple locations.
Can the garage control its services and prices?
Authorised garage administrators can configure supported services, prices, included items, featured services and established discount or offer rules.
Does BookMOTGarage include invoicing?
BookMOTGarage stores supported booking service totals and payment status. A complete digital invoicing product is not currently part of this public proposition.
Is a free trial included?
Trial eligibility, package scope, pricing and contract terms are agreed through the current commercial conversation. This page does not promise a fixed trial or price.
How quickly can a garage become bookable?
Timing depends on the location, services, prices, opening times, availability, users and publishing readiness. The demonstration will explain the exact onboarding work required.
Find the two weakest points in your garage's customer journey.
Complete a short Garage Growth Check, then use the result to shape a focused product demonstration.