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Why Hundreds of Auto Repair Shops Are Joining ServiceUp's Shop Network

You didn't open a shop to chase customers. You opened it to fix vehicles and run a good business. Keeping bays full is the grind, and a technician standing around on a slow Tuesday is money you already spent.

That's why shops across the country are joining the ServiceUp shop network.

What ServiceUp is

ServiceUp is a vehicle repair platform used by some of the largest fleet operators in the country, including Fortune 500 companies, logistics providers, and last-mile delivery fleets. It handles scheduling, dispatching, invoicing, and payment so fleet managers can keep their vehicles on the road.

The shop network exists for one reason: fleets need more local repair capacity, and independent shops are some of the best in the business.

How the work reaches you

Fleet operators on ServiceUp run trucks, vans, and commercial vehicles that need regular maintenance and repair. They need local shops they can count on. ServiceUp sends the RO (repair order) straight to you and you do what you do best.

  • It adds revenue without disrupting what you already have. Fleet jobs fill open time in your schedule rather than displacing your existing customers.
  • Slow seasons hit differently. Fleets don't stop needing repairs when consumer traffic drops off.
  • Invoicing is clean and payment is on time, with the option to be paid immediately once a job is approved.

What shop owners say

"I was skeptical at first, but the first month we were on ServiceUp we had three fleet jobs come through. It filled time my guys would have spent standing around. Now it's just part of how we operate."
"The best part is I didn't have to do anything to get the work. It just showed up. For a small shop like mine, that's huge."
"Fleet work used to feel out of reach for an independent shop. ServiceUp made it accessible. The process is simple and the payments come through quickly."

What it costs

It's free to join. No signup fee and no monthly software cost. ServiceUp charges 3.99% per repair order, a promotional rate for shops who join now.

On a $1,200 repair order that works out to $47.88. Set that against what it currently costs you to win a $1,200 customer, in advertising, in discounting, or in the hours you spend on the phone, and the comparison is easy to make.

Is fleet work a fit for your shop?

It isn't right for every shop. It fits if most of this is true:

  • You have open bay time on weekdays and would rather fill it than add a shift.
  • You can turn routine maintenance and common mechanical repairs without sitting on parts for days.
  • You can document work with photos and notes, because that is how a fleet approves an estimate from three states away.
  • You can hold a quoted price and a quoted completion date, or say early when you can't.
  • Your service radius is honest. A radius you won't actually drive costs you more in declined jobs than it earns.

Have your certifications, your insurance, your service list, and your real coverage area ready before you sign up. Your profile is built out of those four things.

How to get started

  1. Sign up at the link below. It takes two minutes.
  2. Get approved within 24 hours. ServiceUp reviews your shop and confirms you're a good fit for the fleet network.
  3. Complete your shop profile with your services, certifications, and coverage area.
  4. Go live. Fleet operators in your area can find your shop and send you work.

Join the ServiceUp shop network

Questions? The shop partnerships team will walk you through it. Reach out at marketplace@serviceup.com.

Article by
Kam Thandi

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