Porsche outside the JLE Customs storefront

Websites for restyling shopsA website that books cars while you work

Fast pages that show your work and your prices, connected to a CRM that replies in seconds. And it's yours.

Prices up front
Built for phones
Connected to a CRM
Yours to keep

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Client work: JLE Customs

A nice-looking site that doesn't book anything

Most shop sites hide the price behind "call for a quote" and bury the contact button. Visitors message to ask a price and never come back. Worse, some owners don't even own the site they paid for.

“If I stopped paying, I lost the website.”
Shop owner, on their last agency
“I would have liked to have more control over it.”
Shop owner, on an agency's automated texts
“I did everything and then it just didn't work out.”
Shop owner, on their last agency

Real quotes from shop owners on sales calls with us in 2026. Names withheld.

Orange Corvette C8 inside Deluxe Paint Protection's shop in Northern Virginia

A page that books cars while you're working

Every page shows what you do, what it costs and your real work, with a short form that asks the questions you'd ask on the phone. It loads fast on a phone, because that's where your customers are.

Every form goes into a CRM that replies instantly and books into your calendar. And it's yours. If you ever leave, the site comes with you.

A page per service
4 to 6 field forms that qualify
Built to load fast on a phone

How we build your site

1
Your services
A page for each job you sell, with packages and prices.
2
Your work
Real photos and reviews near the top, never stock.
3
Your leads
Forms connected to a CRM with instant replies.
4
Your site
Built in your name. You keep it.

Live in as little as 7 days. See the full system

Sites we've built for shops

JLE Customs
Deluxe Paint Protection
Black Label Tint
Deluxe Paint Protection

Case study

Deluxe Paint Protection

We built Deluxe Paint Protection's site. They grew from $5,000 to $85,000 a month.

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Started at

$5,000

→

Now, a month

$85,000

What you get

You own it
The site is yours if you leave.
Live in 7 days
Landing pages ready with your ads.
Built to book
Prices, proof and a short form on every page.
Fast on phones
Built to pass Google's Core Web Vitals.

Questions owners ask us

How much does a detailing website cost?

We cover pricing on the call, early. Every ad campaign we run comes with its own landing page, so you don't need a full website to get started.

Should my website show prices?

Yes, at least starting prices or package ranges. Showing prices is one of the best ways to filter out price shoppers.

Can you rebuild my existing site?

Yes. We can rebuild it from scratch, or keep what you have and add landing pages for your ads. We'll tell you honestly which makes more sense for your shop.

Do I own the website?

You do. The ad accounts, every lead and your landing page are set up in your business name from day one. If you ever stop working with us, all of it stays with you, so you never start from scratch.

Can I keep my booking software?

Tell us what you use on the call, whether that's TintWiz, Square, Urable or Google Calendar, and we'll work out how it fits with our CRM. We fit around how your shop runs.

How fast can you build a landing page?

In as little as 7 days. We set up the ad accounts in your name, build the landing page and CRM, and get the ads approved. Most shops see their first inquiries that week.

Get a site that pays for itself

Tell us about your shop. We'll show you what we'd build.

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One shop per area. Pricing covered on the call.

Websites: the details

Everything else owners ask before they sign up.

What makes a good website for a detailing or tint shop?

A good restyling website shows what you do, what it costs and real work, then makes booking easy on a phone. Most shop sites look fine but hide prices and bury the contact button, so visitors message to ask a price and never book.

A page for each service you sell, with packages and prices.
Real work photos and reviews near the top.
A short form that asks the vehicle, service and timeframe.
Fast loading on mobile, where most of your visitors are.
Clear service area for mobile businesses.

What is a lead-qualifying landing page?

It's a single page built for one ad campaign and one service. It shows your prices, reviews, location and work photos, then asks about the service, the vehicle and how soon. It filters out price shoppers before they reach your phone.

A landing page is where every Motorgrowth ad sends traffic. It's the most important part of the system, because it decides who calls you. A homepage with ten links and no prices can't do this job.

Does the website connect to a CRM?

Yes. Every form feeds a CRM that sends an instant text reply, books into a calendar, follows up and requests reviews. If you already use a booking system, tell us on the call and we'll work out how they fit together.

Owners we speak to use everything from phone notes and Google Calendar to Square, TintWiz and GoHighLevel. The CRM sits behind your pages so no lead is lost in a notes app.

Do I own my website?

Yes. The client owns the page, the ad account and the leads if they leave. You won't lose your website because you stopped paying us.

One owner told us that when they stopped paying a previous agency, they lost the website. Another had to build their own site for two agencies that were supposed to do it for them. We build it, and it's yours.

Websites for each kind of restyling shop

Tint pages show film options and full-car versus front-window prices. PPF pages show coverage levels and qualify by vehicle. Ceramic coating pages show package tiers and warranty. Detailing pages show packages, add-ons and service area. See window tint, PPF, ceramic coating and detailing.

Do I need a website before running ads?

No. We build a landing page for each campaign, so ads can go live in as little as 7 days. A full website helps with SEO and trust, and we can build it alongside.

See Google Ads, Facebook ads and SEO.

What should a tint, PPF or detail shop landing page include?

Your business name and the service in the first screen, prices or package ranges, real work photos, reviews, your location or service area, and a short form with four to six fields. Everything a buyer needs to decide should be on one page, readable on a phone without zooming.

Element	Our standard	Why
Headline	Service and city in the first line	Visitors confirm in a second they're in the right place
Prices	Starting prices or package ranges	Filters price shoppers before they call
Form	4 to 6 fields: name, phone, vehicle, service, timing	Short enough to finish, long enough to qualify
Proof	Real work photos and reviews near the top	Buyers check results before price
Tap targets	Buttons at least 48 pixels tall	Easy to tap with a thumb on a phone
Speed	Main image loads within 2.5 seconds on mobile	Slow pages lose visitors before the form
Click to call	One tap from anywhere on the page	Some buyers would rather call than type

What we leave off restyling websites

"Call for pricing" with no numbers anywhere.
Image sliders that push the form below the fold and slow the page.
Stock photos of cars you didn't work on.
Ten-field forms that ask for things you can find out on the call.
Pages that only work on desktop.

Each of these lowers the share of visitors who book, which raises what every booked job costs you in ad spend. See Google Ads and SEO.