A website for your car workshop, built from your Google listing
Drivers Google a workshop when something is already wrong. They want to know you exist, you are open, and they can send a photo of the issue.
Who this is for
Independent bengkel, specialist workshops, and service centres that still take jobs on WhatsApp. If the listing has the pin, the site has the service list and the chat button.
What a workshop site includes
- Service listService, brakes, aircond, tyres, inspection. Short and clear beats a 12-page brochure.
- WhatsApp for quotesCustomers send a photo of the dashboard light. A button starts that chat with your number.
- Hours and the baySaturday morning rush is real. Put the hours you confirmed, including rest days.
- Address that matches MapsThe pin and the website should say the same street, so Grab does not drop people at the wrong lot.
- Call for breakdownsSome jobs start with a phone call. Keep that one tap away.
What it can look like
Straightforward layout. Easy to read with oily thumbs.


Example Webyte layout (made-up workshop). Your bengkel site uses your Google listing and your photos.
Starter RM 199. Pro RM 399.
Both plans include a live site from your Google listing, hours, WhatsApp, and edits. Pro adds a standard domain in your business name, extra languages, and a simple visit report.
First 100 businesses: RM 99 for the first year, then the usual price. Auto-renews. Turn it off anytime before the next date.
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Workshop FAQs
Can I list brands I work on?
Yes. Add Proton, Perodua, Honda, or whatever you actually service. Do not list brands you turn away.
Do I need a booking calendar?
Most workshops confirm in WhatsApp. The site starts the chat. You keep the diary you already use.
What about before and after photos?
Add your own photos of jobs you are allowed to show. Listing photos are only the start.
Can I mention towing?
If you offer it, put it on the service list with the WhatsApp number. Keep claims factual.
Will this work if I am in an industrial lot?
Yes. The listing pin plus a short how-to-find note on the page helps more than a fancy homepage.