TP Stanković
A vehicle inspection station website, in real-world use by a client.
01Driver on mobile
Registration is running out, and the driver picks up the phone.
A driver's registration is about to expire, so they pick up the phone and type “vehicle inspection” plus the city name. They go to the first station that pops up on Google Maps. If that isn't you, they went to the competitor across the street, and the only difference was who showed up on the screen.
02What you get
Four things the website does for you.
What the website actually does, from a map search to a driver who arrives prepared.
01
Show up on the map
When someone in your city looks for a vehicle inspection, you're in search results and on Google Maps, right where drivers look when deciding where to go.
02
Everything in one place
Opening hours, address, the price of the inspection and registration. Drivers know in advance what to expect and arrive prepared, without calling to ask.
03
Reminders and booking
The option to book an appointment or sign up for a reminder before expiry. Drivers come back to you, not to whoever comes to mind first.
04
What to bring
A clear explanation of which documents are needed for registration. Fewer questions at the counter and fewer people showing up without their paperwork.
Example
Look at the example.
For vehicle inspection stations we have a live example: a website a client is already using.
Agreement
Everything upfront, no surprises.
Everything is defined in advance, in a written quote: scope of work, timeline and terms. No hidden extras and no hourly billing. You pay nothing up front: we first build the site at a preview address, you review it, and you pay before we launch it on your domain.
Hosting, SSL and maintenance (small changes, security updates, monitoring that everything works) are agreed in the quote. We register and manage the domain, and transfer it to you on request, with the transfer code.
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Questions
What station owners ask.
How long does it take?
A simple informational site is usually done in 1–2 weeks; with appointment booking and more pages it takes longer. The exact timeline is in the quote.
What do you need from me?
Station details (address, opening hours, prices, contact) and your logo if you have one. If you want booking, we agree on how appointments reach you.
Who owns the site in the end?
Yours. You get the source code when the work is done, and we register and manage the domain and transfer it to you on request, with the transfer code. Everything that was built stays with you.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. Drivers look for a vehicle inspection on their phones, on the move, so the site has to open fast, with the address and phone number a tap away.
Other industries
We also work with other businesses.
→Next step
Shall we build a website for your vehicle inspection station?
Tell us what you need: a clear agreement up front, no surprises. We reply within 24 hours.