They're on the side of the road, and you're already behind the wheel

Someone who's broken down doesn't compare anything. They're on the shoulder, sometimes at night, sometimes on the highway, and they call the first number that tells them three things: that you answer now, that you'll get to where they are, and roughly what it costs. Whoever doesn't say that on the page isn't compared, they're skipped.

And at that moment, you're behind the wheel or have a car on the flatbed. The website answers for you - not the phone, but the questions people ask themselves before they call: are you working right now, can you get out here, how much is it, are you a serious company.

What the price includes

What people see when they look for you

Your number and hours, on every page

At the top, whatever page someone lands on, with "24/7" or your hours next to it. On a phone, one tap and it calls.

Your base rates, with what gets added

For each service, with a "from" price and the rule: the distance, the kilometers outside the city. Someone who knows roughly what it costs beforehand doesn't find out the price only on the spot.

Where you go

The city, the towns around it, the highway you cover - written on the page, so people know you'll come out to them.

Your licenses and insurance, in plain view

Your transport license, the insurance for the car you load onto the flatbed. People are putting their car in your hands and want to see it's in good hands. We ask you for them; we never make them up.

This is what a towing website looks like

Not a screenshot and not a list of features - a whole website you can walk through. 30 pages, exactly as yours would look:

  • 8 services with rates, in three categories - towing, roadside assistance and transport - from a jump-start to pulling a car out of a ditch, each with a "from" price and what gets added ("base rate in the city, plus the distance", "plus fuel");
  • an emergency section on the home page, right below the top, with the call button;
  • the area you cover - the city, the roads around it and the highway - written on the page, not hidden on the contact page;
  • 4 advice articles - "What to do when your car breaks down on the highway", "What your insurance covers when you need a tow" - which people read before they need you, or even while they wait for you;
  • licenses, client reviews, the map.

Look at the rates. That's where you see what an honestly written price for a call-out means: where it starts and what gets added, said before the phone call, not on the spot.

Open it on your phone, the way someone stuck on the shoulder at midnight would.

The company in it doesn't exist - it's built so you can see the structure and the way it's written. Yours comes with your own name, services and rates.

You pay once, not monthly

€649, one-time payment. No subscription, no platform rent - you move it wherever you want, anytime. How many tows that means for you, you know better than we do; we'll just tell you it doesn't come around again next year.

You don't write the texts, the technical side isn't your concern, and we do the installation.

On top of the website, if you need it

The basic website works fully on its own. On top of it you can add, anytime:

  • Online payments - you take card payments right on the side of the road: you show a QR code on your phone, the person scans it and pays on the spot. No card terminal in the cab and no more "I don't have cash on me". €69, once
  • Google Business Profile - we manage it for you, so your hours, number and area are also correct where people search on the map. from €36 a month
  • Collect reviews - after a call-out, your client gets the message with the review link from us, on your behalf. You don't have to ask anyone. from €48 a month
  • Website assistant - in the works - it will answer visitors from the information on your website while you're behind the wheel: what services you offer, what the base rate is, whether you can get out to them. The price and launch terms will be set when we release it.

None of them is included in the website price. You take them if you need them, when you need them. On subscriptions, "from" is the lowest price, when paying for 24 months. See all add-ons · See all prices

Questions

Questions from a towing company

I work 24/7. What does the website do at night?
It shows people, at any hour, that you work 24/7, where you go and roughly what it costs - and puts your number one tap away. You still answer the phone yourself, as you always have.
My rates depend on the distance. What do we write?
What you'd say on the phone: the base rate and what gets added to it - "in the city, plus the distance", "so much per kilometer outside the city". A rate with its rule is more convincing than "call for a price". And if you'd rather show no prices at all, we leave them out.
I have a dispatcher. Which number goes on the website?
The number that's always answered, at any hour - the dispatch number, if you have one. That's the one we put everywhere.
I already have an old website someone made for me. What do I do with it?
Send us the link and we take what's worth keeping from it - services, texts, photos. The domain stays yours either way; the new website replaces the old one at the same address.
Do I need to be good with computers?
No. We do the installation - there's nothing technical for you to do. Afterward, if you want to change a rate or add a photo, you do it from your phone, in the admin panel. If you don't want to do even that, write to us and we'll do it.
I have a Facebook page. Isn't that enough?
For people who already know you, yes. Someone on the shoulder doesn't know you: they need your hours, area and rates at a glance, and a Facebook page doesn't come up for someone who isn't searching for you by name.

See the complete website before you pay for it

1. Right now, with nothing. You tell us your company name and the city you work in. You see the whole website, with your name and details on it - every page, which you walk through like a client. No card and no need to talk to anyone. The texts are examples we wrote for towing companies, until we get yours.

2. When you want it with your own texts - the €15 + VAT deposit, once. You answer questions, upload what you have, and that's also when you choose the add-ons, if you want any. Then you see the website with your own services and rates, with two rounds of changes included, before you pay. Changed your mind? You can ask for it back within the next 14 days, as long as you haven't bought the website.

3. After payment - we install it on your domain; there's nothing technical for you to do. You get the admin panel in English or Romanian: you change a price or add a photo right from your phone, and every save leaves a restore point, so you can't break anything beyond repair. Thirty days of support after delivery.

The whole process, in detail: How it works