A repair site that walks in customers.

That is the point of it. They pick the device, pick the fault, and see your price and your turnaround for that job, so the call you do take is from someone who already knows the number and wants a time. For anything you have to look at first, water damage being the obvious one, the page says exactly that and sends them to a booking instead of a price.

Silence costs you more than a number does. Put a price or a from price beside the common jobs, screens, batteries, charge ports, and the caller who only ever wanted the figure gets it without tying up your bench. The people who do ring have already accepted your bracket. Older devices and odd faults sit under a from price with a line about being quoted after a look.

That worry decides which door they walk through, so it belongs on the page instead of waiting for a conversation at the counter. Your own answers, in plain words: whether you need a passcode and for which jobs, what happens to the device while it is with you, what your warranty covers on the part and on the labour, and how long it runs for. Your face, your bench and your real reviews sit beside it. That is the part people read twice before they hand anything over.

A walk-in starts as a search, usually a street away with a cracked screen already in hand. So the page opens with your hours, whether you are open right now, directions, one tap to call, and the price and turnaround for the job they came for. If you also take devices by post, it asks once whether they are coming in or sending it, then shows the right path: a time to walk in, or what to include and where to send it. Same repair list behind both, so there is nothing extra for you to keep up to date.

We do. Message us the model, the jobs you take on it and the prices, and the site is quoting it within 24 hours. Same for a part going out of stock, a price change, or a repair you have stopped offering. There is no CMS to learn and no extra invoice for it.

Online you are closer than the shopfront makes it feel. A chain site is built for hundreds of branches and says almost nothing about any of them. Yours can show your bench, your turnaround, the warranty you give, the parts you fit and your own reviews, which is exactly what someone is trying to work out while they stand outside deciding. The site is built to be found for the repairs you name and the area you cover, and your reputation does the rest.