The half of the job your shop software doesn't do
RepairDesk, RepairShopr and RepairQ all sell you tickets, inventory and a thin customer portal. None of them sells the customer-facing half. This is that half, and nothing else.
Instant quote flow
Device, model, fault, price. Four taps and a real number, straight out of your own price grid.
Booking and drop-off
Counter, on-site or posted in. Posts JSON to any endpoint you already have — or runs in demo mode with none.
Repair status lookup
A ticket number and six stages. Stops the phone ringing while somebody is mid-repair.
Priced service catalogue
A real table with tabular figures, bench times and warranty terms. You set every number.
Warranty and turnaround
The page every shop needs and nobody writes. Covered, not covered, and how a claim works.
Trust signals
Part grade, warranty length, no-fix-no-fee, the process diagram with the awkward branch in it.
One file. That is the whole rebrand.
There is not a single business fact anywhere else in this codebase. No name in a component, no phone number in a footer, no price hardcoded in a table. Change site.config.ts and the site is yours — including the colours, which the whole design system reads from the same file.
// client/src/site.config.ts
brand: { name, monogram, tagline, established }
theme: { bg, surface, ink, accent, trim, radius, fonts }
contact: { phone, email, address, serviceArea, hours }
devices: [ { brand, models: [ { label, tier } ] } ]
faults: [ { label, blurb, instantQuote } ]
pricing: { grid[fault][tier] = { price, minutes } }
warranty:{ covers[], excludes[], claim }
trust / process / faq / reviews
integrations: { bookingEndpoint, statusEndpoint }
demo: { enabled: false } ← removes this whole pageA contrast script ships with it: npm run contrast measures every text tier against the surface it sits on and fails the build below WCAG AA, so a rebrand cannot ship an unreadable label.
Buy it once, or let us run it
The one-time licence is the headline, deliberately. A shop already carries two or three monthly software bills; a static storefront should not become the fourth and the first one cancelled in a slow month.
License
Most buy thisYou host it. You own it.
- The full repository, yours to keep and modify
- One config file: brand, colours, prices, hours, warranty, devices
- Deploy guide for Vercel, Netlify or any static host
- No seats, no per-booking fee, no lock-in
Managed
We host it and keep it current.
- Hosted, deployed and patched
- Price-list edits on request, same day
- Your domain, your SSL, your analytics
- Cancel any month — you keep the repo
Done-for-you launch
Configured, written and live.
- Your prices, devices and terms loaded in
- Photography of your bench, not stock
- Copy written for your shop, not a template
- Twelve months of Managed included
At an average repair ticket of $120, the licence pays for itself at 13 repairs. One extra booking a week from a site that quotes instantly clears it inside a quarter. No payment processing is included and none is planned — the storefront quotes and books, and you take money the way you already take money.
The gap this sits in
Researched September 2026. Between a $49 theme with no logic and a $2,000 freelancer build with no repair logic either, there is nothing. That gap is the product.
| What a shop is quoted | Price | What it does not do | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| ThemeForest repair theme | $49 | A theme. No quote engine, no status lookup. | themeforest.net |
| Squarespace Core → Advanced | $29 – $99 /mo | A page builder. You build the repair logic by hand. | squarespace.com |
| Wix Core → Business | $29.77 – $39.77 /mo | Scheduling included, nothing repair-specific. | wix.com |
| RepairDesk Essential → Growth | $99 – $149 /mo | Shop software. Appointments is a paid add-on. | repairdesk.co |
| RepairShopr Starter → Repair Shop | $69.99 – $139.99 /mo | Tickets and inventory. Customer portal only. | repairshopr.com |
| RepairQ Essential → Professional | $90 – $180 /mo/location | Portal gated behind the middle tier. | servicecentral.com |
| Housecall Pro Basic → Max | $59 – $299 /mo | $59/mo is the floor just for online booking. | housecallpro.com |
| Freelancer-built site | $2,000 – $8,000 | Six weeks, and still no quote engine. | elementor.com |
| Agency-built site | $10,000 – $35,000 | Not a competitor. Included for the top of the range. | elementor.com |
| This storefront, licensed | $1,450 once | Quote engine, booking, status lookup, priced catalogue, warranty page — all of it. | COMPS.md |
Full working with URLs is in COMPS.md in the repository; the pricing argument is in MODEL.md. Both ship with the licence, because a buyer who can check the reasoning is a buyer who does not haggle.