Free to use, no card
Fill in your details once. Get a printable flyer, an ad to post and a short bio for your profiles.
Saved on this phone or computer only, so the other free tools fill it in for you.
What you fix
Only tick what is true
Nothing is ticked for you. If you tick it, be ready to prove it.
Your own words. Leave it blank if you are not running one.
Your flyer
Ad to post
Mobile mechanic. I come to you. I bring the tools to your home or work, so you do not need a tow or a ride. Call or text (your number) with the year, make, model and what it is doing.
For local Facebook groups, Marketplace, Nextdoor or Craigslist. Check each group's rules first.
Short bio (16 characters)
Mobile mechanic.
For your Google Business Profile, Facebook page or Instagram.
Repair Rocket keeps your quotes, invoices and customers in one place on your phone, so the paperwork is done before you pack up. Free to start.
Free to start, no card. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee, no catch. Not happy? Email us and it's refunded.
Who you are, that you come to them, what you fix, where you work and one big phone number. That is it. A flyer that tries to say everything gets read by nobody.
The maker only uses what you type and tick. It will not call you certified, licensed or insured unless you tick that box, and it will not make up a discount. Only claim what is true.
Print the flyer for parts store counters, laundromats and community boards (ask first). Post the ad in local Facebook groups, Marketplace, Nextdoor or Craigslist, and check each group's rules. Paste the bio on your Google Business Profile, Facebook page and Instagram.
Your business name, that you come to the customer, your main services, your service area and a phone number big enough to read from a few feet away.
Local Facebook groups, Facebook Marketplace, Nextdoor and Craigslist are the usual places. Read each group's rules before you post.
Short. One or two sentences that say what you do, where, and how to reach you. The maker shows the character count so it fits most profiles.
Same deal as this one. Free to use, built for techs who work out of a truck.
Service & Fleet Contract
Landing a fleet or a repeat customer? Put the deal on paper so both sides know what was agreed.
Quote & Invoice
Got a number? Turn it into a real quote the customer approves and signs, then flip it to the invoice. Looks like it came from a shop, not a notepad.
Rate Check
Most techs guess their hourly rate and quietly lose money. Punch in what you want to take home and it tells you what to charge.
Trip Fee
Driving to the job? Stop eating the gas money. Price the trip with real road miles before you quote, not after you get home.