RepairSlip is auto repair shop software for the small garage: estimates, a digital vehicle inspection with photos, approvals by text, and invoices. $19 a month, with everyone in the shop included.
Type the VIN and the year, make and model fill in. Drop in saved jobs like “Front pads & rotors” with your labor rate and parts markup already set.
Walk the car with your phone. Tap Good, Soon or Now on each point and snap the worn pad or the cracked belt.
The customer opens one link — no app, no login — sees the red and yellow items with photos, and approves job by job.
Print the invoice or save it as a PDF, record how they paid, and set the next service reminder before they drive off.
Most “no”s happen because the customer can't see what you see. The link puts the photos and your notes in front of them, worst first, with a price on every job.
Estimates, waiting on the customer, approved, in the bay, ready for pickup. A red dot means the inspection found something urgent.
Year, make, model, trim and engine from the VIN, straight from NHTSA's database.
Price your common jobs once. Labor, parts and fees drop onto any repair order.
Enter what you paid for a part and see gross profit on every ticket. Customers never see it.
Search by plate, VIN, phone or name and see every visit, including work they declined.
Set “oil change in 6 months or 5,000 miles” at pickup. Email it in one click when it's due.
Clean estimates and invoices with your name on top. Print them or save as PDF.
Most shop management systems run $50 to $300 a month, and many charge per user. They're built for shops with a dispatcher and a dozen techs. RepairSlip is built for the shop where the owner still turns wrenches.
If you need those today, a bigger system is the better fit. We'd rather tell you now.
No. You text or email them a link. It opens in their phone's browser and shows the photos, the estimate and an approve button for each job.
The way they pay you now. Run the card on your reader or take cash, check or Zelle, then mark the repair order paid in RepairSlip. We don't touch the money.
Yes. The inspection screen was made for a phone in one hand: big buttons for Good, Soon and Now, and the camera opens straight from each item.
If you subscribe, nothing changes. If you don't, you can still log in and look things up, but you can't write new repair orders.
If you write estimates and invoices for cars, yes. Mobile mechanics use the same flow from the driveway instead of the bay.
It does less, on purpose, and costs $19 a month for the whole shop. If you need parts ordering, labor guides or built-in card processing today, a bigger system is the better fit.