Websites for auto body and collision shops

Auto body websites that turn one photo into the next estimate.

Let's Think Media Group builds websites for auto body and collision shops across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New England. Drivers send the damage in photos, say how it happened and whether a claim is open, and you know what's coming through the door before you call back. Add an AI phone agent and the call that comes in while you're masking a door in the booth becomes a text on your phone, whether it's the first snow or the November deer rut.

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What your site asks for

Five photos that start an estimate

All four corners of the car
The damage from about three feet
A close-up of the worst spot
The VIN plate in the door jamb
The odometer

So the first number isn't a guess. Teardown can still find more, so your estimate is a starting point. Try the Walk-Around

Respirator on, phone buzzing

Sound familiar?

You run a booth, a frame rack and a front counter. Here's what collision shop owners tell us.

One blurry photo, and you're meant to quote from it

The text says "can you fix this?" with a shot of a bumper from across the lot. Which angle, which panel, does it drive: you ask all of it by phone, one call at a time.
The first number and the teardown number don't match

Once the panels come off, there's more behind them. A driver who wasn't warned hears a supplement as a surprise, and a surprise sounds like a bad shop.
"Do I have to use the shop my insurer picked?"

Drivers don't always know they get to choose, and you can't say it too loudly without sounding pushy. A plain page says it once, calmly.
First snow on Monday, deer rut in November

Calls arrive in bursts, all while you're in the booth. Whoever picks up first usually gets the car.
"Where's my car?"

Parts come late, calibration waits for a slot, paint needs the right day. Every one of those turns into a status call that eats the afternoon.

A site that asks what an estimator would ask

Photo-first estimate request

Drivers add photos of all four corners and the damage up close, plus how it happened and whether it drives. You start the estimate with something to look at.
Claim steps in plain words

A page that walks a driver through photos, the claim, the estimate, teardown, parts, paint and pickup, and says which steps are theirs and which are yours.
Your shop, your choice

A calm section that says drivers can choose their repair shop. In Rhode Island the insurance code requires insurers to tell drivers about that choice. You write the wording you're comfortable with.
A deer-strike banner

One switchable line: "Hit a deer? Send photos and we'll take it from there." Visitors see you're ready for the November rut.
A snow-day page you switch on

The first snow brings fender-benders. Flip a page that asks for the photos, the other car's details if they're safe to share, and a callback window.
A "Where's my car?" page

The stages in plain words (waiting for parts, in paint, polishing, ready) so fewer calls start with the same question. You set the wording and the days.

Try it

Pick what happened, then tap the panels on the car. The shot list builds, and your AI phone agent asks the rest.

Tap a panel to add or remove it. Arrow keys move between panels, Space toggles.

Deer strike

12 photos

A driver says

Your agent also asks

Is everyone OK, and is the car safe to drive?
Any warning lights on?
Do you have a claim number yet?

Photos your site and agent ask for

Lands in your text as

Panel hit	Photos asked for
Any crash	The car from all four corners, the VIN plate in the door jamb, the odometer.
Hood, bumper, fender, door, quarter panel or trunk	Each damaged panel straight-on and at an angle.
Deer strike or fender-bender	The spot where it happened, if it was safe to photograph.
Always	Your agent also asks if everyone is OK, whether the car is safe to drive, whether warning lights are on and whether there's a claim number.

This is a sample. The agent asks and texts you. It doesn't estimate the repair, say what insurance will cover or recommend an insurer.

See what your auto body site could look like

Here's a concept for a made-up shop, Quarry Hill Collision. Yours gets your name, your towns and your photos. And you see your own free demo before you pay anything.

quarry-hill-collision.example

QQuarry HillCollision

EstimatesClaimsPaintWhere's my car?Contact

Call

Collision repair for Cumberland and the Blackstone Valley

Send photos of the damage and tell us if a claim is open. We call back with the next estimate slot. It's your car and your choice of shop.

Send photosClaim steps

Photo estimates

Your shop, your choice

Paint and refinish

Deer strikes

Photo requestsPlain-English claim stepsStatus pageLicense number shown here

Concept preview for a fictional auto body shop (Quarry Hill Collision). Not a real business.

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AI phone agent

When the first snow hits and the phone buzzes in the booth

It's 7:40 on the first snowy Monday of the year and you're taping a door in the bay. A driver was rear-ended at a light on Route 6. Your AI phone agent picks up.

7:40 AM
It answers in your shop name, asks if everyone is OK and whether the car is safe to drive, then which part of the car was hit.
7:41 AM
It asks whether a claim is open and if they have a number, whether the car drives, and if they can text photos of the corners and the damage. Then it offers the next estimate slot you set.
7:42 AM
You get a text with the town, the panels, drivable or not, claim yes or no, the photo link and a callback window. You phone back with the tape still on your gloves.

The agent doesn't estimate the repair, say what insurance will cover, recommend a shop or an insurer, or promise a date. It collects what you need and tells the caller you'll follow up.

Get your free demo Call (617) 459-0224

A body technician in coveralls and blue gloves taping the edge of a car door, a respirator hanging at his chest and a phone lit up on the workbench — Hands full. Phone covered.

Simple by design

Three steps to your new website

We designed this process so you spend less than 60 seconds on your end.

Tell us about your auto body shop

Takes about 10 seconds. Text "Hi LTMG, my business name is [Name]" and we're already on it.

We build your demo

An LTMG team member researches your business and our AI builds a real, working website — customized to you, usually ready within hours.

You review and go live

See your demo, request any changes, and when you love it — we flip the switch. Your site is live and we handle everything after that.

Transparent pricing

Find your plan.

Every plan includes managed hosting, SSL, CDN, and a real support team. No hidden fees, no surprises.

Starter

$29.95/mo

+ $99 one-time setup

Save $158.90/yr

1-page professional website
Custom domain connection
SSL certificate
CDN + global delivery
Mobile-responsive design
Standard template
Not included: Client portal login
Not included: Self-service content updates
Not included: Google Analytics
Not included: Monthly update requests

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Questions auto body owners ask

Yes, in plain words. In Rhode Island, R.I. Gen. Laws § 27-29-4 says an insurer must promptly tell the driver they are free to choose an auto body shop, and may not recommend a different one once the driver has chosen. For Massachusetts, please check the official mass.gov pages for what applies to you. We don't give legal advice and we don't write claims about any insurer.

Ready before the first snow?

Serving auto body owners across Rhode Island, Massachusetts & New England.

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Auto body websites that turn one photo into the next estimate.

Five photos that start an estimate

One blurry photo, and you're meant to quote from it

The first number and the teardown number don't match

"Do I have to use the shop my insurer picked?"

First snow on Monday, deer rut in November

"Where's my car?"

Photo-first estimate request

Claim steps in plain words