Website design · Window tinting
Most tinting websites look fine. They just don’t sell.
A good-looking site misses the mark if it can’t be found, can’t answer the right questions, or can’t push a visitor toward picking up the phone.
We build tint shop websites that do all three — and on a 12-month agreement the rebuild is included at no extra charge.
What we build in
Built to be found, not just looked at.
- Pages that answer what a customer asks before booking — legality, timing, price, warranty, mobile service
- A tappable phone number at the top of every page, where a thumb can reach it
- Fast on a phone in a carpark, because that is where it will be opened
- Structure Google can read: clean URLs, proper headings, real service pages
- Your own work photographed, not stock images of a car that was never in your shop
5.0
stars on Google
Exclusively servicing window tinting shops for 8 years
The pattern
Built to be looked at, not to be found.
Here is what we see over and over. A shop pays for a website, it looks sharp, everyone is happy — and it quietly sits on page four.
It has one page called “Services” that lists tinting alongside six other things. No suburb ever appears in the copy. The phone number is an image in the header. Half the content is hidden on mobile to keep the layout tidy — and Google uses the mobile version for indexing, so it is grading the half that is left.
The fix is not glamorous. It is writing pages that answer the actual questions, structuring them so Google can read them, and making the thing load fast on a phone.
01
Can it be found?
Real service pages, suburb coverage, clean structure. A brochure site with one Services page cannot rank for the searches that produce jobs.
02
Does it answer?
Is this legal on my car? How long does it take? What does it cost, roughly? Do you come to me? How long is the warranty? Make them hunt and they click the next result.
03
Does it convert?
A tappable number, a short form, and a clear next step on every page. Most tint sites bury all three below a hero image.
Speed
Does a slow site actually cost rankings?
Partly, yes. Google states that Core Web Vitals are used by its ranking systems — but the same page says Google still seeks to show the most relevant content even when page experience is sub-par.
So speed will not rescue a page that answers nothing. It will decide close calls, and it absolutely decides whether someone waits around for your gallery to load on mobile data outside your shop.
The offer
A rebuild is normally quoted $3,000 to $10,000.
Sign for twelve months and yours is included — the same result as buying a new website, without the separate invoice. Most agencies sell you SEO, then bill separately for the website, again for Google Maps, and treat AI search as an upgrade. We don’t split it up.
No guarantees, no gimmicks. We optimise your website and your Google Business Profile to bring you more traffic and more calls. Anyone promising you a specific position by a specific date is guessing.
The rest of the work
A good site still has to be found.
Design decides whether a visitor calls. Window tinting SEO decides whether they arrive at all, and Google Maps optimisation handles the local pack, where most tint searches start on a phone.
For the full picture including paid advertising, see window tint marketing. The rebuild is included free if you pay twelve months up front — see the monthly pricing, one package at $1,497 a month.
Further reading
Website guides for tint shops.
Questions
Straight answers.
Do I have to rebuild, or can you fix what I have?
Often we can work with what you have. If the structure is sound and it loads reasonably, optimising is faster and cheaper than starting again. We will tell you honestly which one your site needs after the free audit.
Will I lose my rankings in a rebuild?
Not if it is done properly. The risk in any rebuild is broken URLs and lost redirects, so every old address gets mapped to its replacement before launch. Done right, rankings hold and usually improve.
Who owns the website?
You do. It is your domain, your hosting and your content.
How long does a rebuild take?
Typically a few weeks from the point we have your photos and business details. The delay is almost always waiting on content from the shop, not the build.
What happens after twelve months?
The site is yours. If you stay, we keep optimising it. If you leave, you keep the website.
Free audit
We will tell you what is wrong with your site, free.
Email us and ask for the free audit. We review your website and Google Business Profile by hand and send back a plain-English list of what is costing you calls, in the order we would fix it. No obligation, no lock-in.