For Baylor & the crew

Let's plan the website

We studied detailing websites that get a lot of bookings and pulled out what works. Check the features you want, answer the questions at the bottom, and hit submit. Items marked Already built are in the preview site — uncheck any you don't want.

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Must-haves

Every high-performing detailing site we looked at has these.

Real before/after photos, high on the pageAlready builtThe most convincing content on a detailing site. Your own close-ups beat stock photos every time — start taking photos on every job now.Upfront pricing by vehicle sizeAlready builtCar / SUV / Truck tiers. Sites that skip "call for a quote" get more bookings.Three clear packagesAlready builte.g. Exterior, Interior, Full Detail — with one marked "Most popular."One obvious Get a Quote / Book button everywhereAlready builtIn the header, after every section, and a sticky Call / Quote bar on phones.Quote form that takes under a minute on a phoneAlready builtVehicle size → package → add-ons → contact info.Google reviews on the siteAlready builtStar rating plus 3–6 real reviews near the top and on the booking page.List of towns you serveAlready builtHelps customers and helps Google rank you for "detailing near me."FAQAlready builtWater/power, weather, how long it takes, payment, do I need to be home.

Growth ideas (later)

Worth thinking about once you have some customers.

Maintenance membershipMonthly or biweekly wash plan, "pause or cancel anytime." Recurring income.Referral discount"Give $20, get $20."First-time / launch discountA specific offer ("$25 off your first Full Detail") beats a generic "contact us."Gift cardsGreat around the holidays and Father's Day.Fleet / business accountsDealerships, realtors, small-business vehicles.A page for each town"Mobile Detailing in [Town]" pages help you show up in local searches.Blog / car care tips"How often should you detail your car?" etc. Slow burn for search traffic.Ceramic coating / paint correctionOnly once someone is trained — high-ticket, gets its own page.

Off the website (just as important)

Things to set up outside the site.

Google Business ProfileSet up as a service-area business (no address shown), list every service, post photos weekly. Often gets more views than the website.Same name, phone, and hours everywhereGoogle, Instagram, Facebook, Yelp, Nextdoor — keep it identical.Custom domain + business emaile.g. hello@baylorsdetailing.com — Cloudflare Email Routing is free.

Questions for the team

Answer what you can — "not sure yet" is a fine answer.

Business name, logo, and colorsIs "Baylor's Detailing" the final name? Any logo or colors in mind?Packages and pricesWhat packages will you offer and what do they cost for a car / SUV / truck?Service area and hoursWhich towns will you drive to? What days and times?Do you bring your own water and power?Or do you need the customer's spigot and outlet?Payment methodsCard, Venmo, Cash App, cash…Where should quote requests go?Text to a phone, email, or a booking app like Square or Jobber?Phone number and social handlesThe number customers should call/text, plus Instagram / TikTok / Facebook.Anything else?Ideas, websites you like, things you don't want.

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Brayden will see them. Anyone else on the team can fill this out too.