Auto Repair

Stop losing jobs to cold estimates, unpaid invoices, and reviews nobody asks for.

Verger follows up on an open quote before it goes cold, chases invoices so a finished job turns into money in the bank, and asks for a review while the fix is still fresh — built for auto repair shops of any size.

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Where Work Gets Lost

None of this is unique to your shop. All of it is costing you jobs.

The estimate that goes cold

A $2,000 quote goes out, nobody follows up, and the car gets fixed somewhere else while it sits in an inbox.

The invoice that sits unpaid

A finished job gets billed, nobody chases the payment, and cash flow slows down with it.

The five-star job that never gets a review

The car goes home fixed, nobody asks for a review, and the shop's review count falls behind the one down the street.

Verger On The Job

This is what it looks like on a normal day.

Never Goes Cold

A quiet estimate gets a nudge before it goes cold.

Verger follows up on an open quote automatically, answers questions, and holds a bay before the customer gets it fixed somewhere else.

Text · Verger
Caller
Still deciding on the transmission quote, can you remind me what it included?
Verger AI
It was $2,150 for the rebuild, parts and labor, 12-month warranty. Want me to hold a bay for Thursday?
Caller
Yeah, let's do Thursday.
Verger AI
Booked for Thursday at 9:00 AM. I'll send a reminder the day before.
Job booked · reminder scheduled

Nothing Sits Unpaid

Which invoices are still sitting unpaid?

Ask Verger for a rundown and it sends the reminders right then, instead of pulling up the books at the end of a long day.

Text · Verger
You
Which invoices from last month are still unpaid?
Verger AI
Two: $2,150 from the Turner transmission job, and $480 from a brake job for Alvarez. Want reminders sent?
You
Send them both.
Verger AI
Sent. I'll follow up again in a week if either's still open.
2 reminders sent · follow-up scheduled

Never Forgotten

A finished job doesn't just go quiet anymore.

A review request goes out the same afternoon, while the fix is still top of mind — not whenever someone remembers to ask.

The car goes home fixed, nobody asks for a review, and the moment — along with the review — is gone.

Verger sends a review request the same afternoon, while the fix is still top of mind.

Review request sent · 5-star review posted

Built Around This Business

The four automations auto repair shops lean on most.

Lead Follow-Up & Marketing

An open estimate gets a follow-up automatically, instead of going cold while the customer decides.

Bookkeeping & Back-Office

Invoices get tracked and chased automatically — a finished job turns into money in the bank, not a forgotten line item.

Review Requests & Follow-Up

A finished job gets a review request the same day, while the fix is still fresh.

AI Voice & Response Agent

Every call gets answered, day or night, and booked directly on the schedule — no front-desk voicemail required.

Proven, Not Promised

Auto repair shops are already running on this.

75%

Fewer Missed Calls

33%

Faster Response Time

28%

Better Lead Conversion

$12,400

Saved Yearly on Bookkeeping

12%

Higher Customer Retention

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No — invoice chasing, review requests, and answering calls are part of the same setup, not separate add-ons.

Yes — Verger books against actual bay and tech availability, not a single generic calendar.

Yes — give Verger the details on a job and it can answer follow-up questions accurately, the same way your service writer would.

Yes — if a job needs to move, Verger can reach out to reschedule and keep the customer updated, instead of leaving them to guess.

An answering service takes a message. Verger follows up on the quote, books the bay, and chases the invoice after — the same as if your service writer had handled it.

See what Verger looks like in your bays.

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