Your shorthand in, a clear finding out
2016 Honda Accord
front pads 3mm, rotors scored. red
Rev
Your front brake pads are down to 3 mm and the rotors are grooved. Replacing both now keeps stopping distances safe and avoids damage to the calipers.
For solo and mobile mechanics in the US
Rev does the writing. You fix the car.
Take notes the way you already do. Rev, GarageHub's AI mechanic, turns them into an inspection your customer reads and approves on their phone, and files the job on the car's history. Founding shops pay $49 a month, locked in.
Sound familiar?
The job ends at five. The paperwork doesn't.
- Paperwork after dark. The wrenching is done by five. Then it's an hour of writing up findings, estimates and invoices on your phone. Jot the shorthand. Rev writes it up in plain English for the customer.
- "What did you do last time?" A customer calls back and the answer is somewhere in your texts, a notes app or an invoice from last spring. Every car you touch keeps its full history, two taps away.
- Explaining the job, again. You know the pads are at 3 mm. Getting the customer to understand why that matters takes a phone call. Send an inspection they read on their phone and approve line by line.
Ready today
Rev writes it up. The customer says yes.
Rev knows the car in front of you: its history with you, its specs and the work the customer put off last time. It writes findings a customer understands without a phone call. The jobs below are examples.
A repeat customer calls
2014 Chevrolet Silverado
What did I do on this truck last time?
Rev
2 jobs on file.
- Jun 2026: water pump + thermostat, $640
- Feb 2026: oil change + rotation, $95
Snap a photo, Rev documents it
2019 Honda CR-V
Photo: subframe underside. What am I looking at here?
Rev
Rear subframe corrosion, with metal thinning at the mount points. Worth showing the customer before it gets worse.
Specs for the car in front of you
2004 Subaru WRX STI
Torque spec for hub nut?
Rev
184 ft-lb (250 N·m), new nut.
What you get today
One price, everything included.
No modules, no per-feature fees.
- Inspections with Rev write-ups. Green / yellow / red points, photos, recommended work with prices.
- Customer approval link. They approve or decline each item from their phone.
- Work orders. Labor, parts, discounts, status, walk-in customers.
- Car history. Every job lands on the car's record, VIN decode included.
- Printable job reports. Shareable link or PDF for every finished job.
- Rev, your AI mechanic. Specs, diagnostics and past jobs for the car in front of you.
Not built yet
Building now with founding shops
Founding shops get these first, and tell us what to build after them.
Text to quote
Send a new customer one link. They add the car, the symptom and photos, and Rev asks the follow-up questions for you.
Diagnosis fee up front
The customer pays your diag or call-out fee on the quote link to book the visit.
Voice note to invoice
Talk for 30 seconds after the job. Rev turns it into the findings, the recommended work and the invoice.
Pricing
One plan. The price is on the page.
No sales call needed to see it, no annual contract to sign.
Solo
$49 per month
First month refundable: if it doesn't save you time in the first month, you get your money back.
- Inspections with Rev-written findings
- Customer approve / decline link
- Unlimited cars and customer history
- iPhone, Android and web
- A call with the founder in your first week
- Price locked while you stay subscribed
Questions
Common questions
Is this for me if I work alone or out of a van?
Yes, that is who it is built for. GarageHub runs on your phone, keeps every customer's car on file, and has Rev do the writing you'd otherwise do at night: inspection write-ups, recommended work and the job summary.
How is this different from Tekmetric or Shopmonkey?
Those are built for shops with bays and a service advisor, and they start around $200 a month. GarageHub is built for one person with a phone, costs a quarter of that, and comes with Rev, an AI mechanic that writes your findings in plain English and knows each car's history.
Do you have labor guides and parts lookup?
Not built in. You set your own prices, and Rev can suggest typical labor times when you ask. Most solo mechanics keep using their parts store account for parts. Tell us what you price from today when we call, because that shapes what we build next.
Can I take payments?
Not inside GarageHub yet. Keep using Square, Stripe or whatever you use today. Collecting the diagnosis fee up front on the quote link is one of the first things we're building with founding shops.
What does founding shop mean?
You pay the full $49 a month, and that price stays locked for as long as you stay subscribed. The founder calls you in your first week to help set it up, and you get a say in what we build next. If the first month doesn't work for you, you get your money back.
What if I want to cancel?
It's month to month with no contract and no setup fee. Your records stay readable on the free tier, and you can export or print them whenever you want.
Get your evenings back
Set up your shop in a few minutes. The founder calls you in your first week to help you get going.