D&A Software
Auto Repair Shops

A cracked windshield or a check-engine light doesn't wait for you to call back.

Most repair decisions get made in a five-minute window. We build the systems that make sure your shop is the one that answers.

The real problem

Someone with a car problem is usually comparing two or three shops in the same ten minutes, not researching for a week. If your shop doesn't pick up, or the website doesn't say clearly what you fix and roughly what it costs, they're calling the next name on the list. Repeat business matters just as much: most shops live or die on repeat customers and referrals, and a customer who never gets asked for a review, or whose follow-up call never comes after a big repair, quietly starts shopping around next time.

What we build for auto repair shops

Where this matters most in Oakland County

Auto repair demand is steady across Oakland County's commuter-heavy suburbs, Troy, Rochester Hills, Farmington Hills, and Auburn Hills especially, where most households run two or more cars and a long commute puts real miles on them. Independent shops here are usually competing directly against dealership service departments and regional chains, which makes trust signals like real reviews, transparent pricing, and fast response matter more than they would in a market with less competition.

Frequently asked questions

Do you work with shops that specialize, or only full-service garages?

Both. We build around what you actually do, whether that's general repair or a specialty like brakes, transmissions, or European makes.

Can the missed-call text-back handle a breakdown or towing request?

Yes. Urgent requests can be flagged and routed to you immediately rather than sitting in the same queue as a routine oil-change inquiry.

We already get most of our business from repeat customers. Is this still worth it?

Usually yes. Review generation and reactivation keep that repeat and referral pipeline warm instead of leaving it to chance.

Do you help us compete with dealership service departments?

That's largely a response-speed and trust-signal problem more than a pricing problem, and that's exactly what these systems are built around.

Can you show real repair photos or work examples on the site?

Yes, if you provide them. We use your actual shop and work, never stock photos of somebody else's garage.

What if a customer wants a ballpark quote before booking?

The site and AI agent can both handle a quick estimate request so a customer isn't stuck waiting on a callback just to get a number.

Ready to see what's actually costing you leads?