Auto Service Hub is built for small and growing repair shops that need better organisation without heavy enterprise systems or complicated setup.
Auto Service Hub keeps essential workshop operations in one browser-based system.
Keep work organised from booking through completion.
Store customer and vehicle details for faster repeat service.
Reduce duplicated admin when creating quotes and invoices.
Track key parts and low-stock items without a separate system.
Control access as your workshop adds staff.
Choose plans by team size, with pricing shown in AUD.
A lot of workshop software is really enterprise software with a smaller price tag — heavy to set up, full of features a two or three-person shop will never touch, and priced for franchises. Small workshops need the opposite: the core workflows done well, a setup you can finish in an afternoon, and pricing that makes sense when it is you, a couple of technicians and a busy phone.
Auto Service Hub focuses on the essentials a small shop actually runs on — jobs, customers and vehicles, quotes and invoices, parts and payments — kept in one place and easy to learn. There is no server to maintain and no long implementation project. You sign up, add your first jobs, and the system grows with you as you take on more staff.
For a lot of small workshop owners, the mechanical work finishes when the roller door comes down and the paperwork begins. Invoices written up from memory, quotes recreated by hand, and a mental note of who still owes money — done at the kitchen table after dinner. It is the single biggest hidden cost of running a shop on paper and spreadsheets.
Because Auto Service Hub builds invoices from the jobs you have already logged and keeps payment status visible, the after-hours catch-up shrinks. The details are captured as the work happens, so the invoice is a click rather than a re-type. If your workshop still depends on one person remembering every detail, that knowledge lives in the system instead — and does not walk out the door on a day off.
Auto Service Hub is priced in Australian dollars with a plan structure aimed at smaller teams, so you can start with what you need and move up as you grow rather than paying for an enterprise tier on day one. Current plans are on the pricing section, and for a fuller picture of what workshop software typically costs, see our guide to auto repair shop software pricing in Australia.
As your shop grows, the same system scales with it — the small-workshop plan is the entry point to the full auto repair shop software, so you are not switching tools later. And if you are still deciding whether it is time to move off spreadsheets at all, our comparison of spreadsheets vs workshop software lays out the signs it is worth the change.
No. It is built for small and growing shops rather than large enterprises. The focus is on the core workflows a small team uses every day, with a simple setup and a plan priced for smaller teams.
It is designed to be practical for small teams. Because it is browser-based there is nothing to install or maintain, and you can start adding jobs, customers and invoices without a long implementation project.
There is an entry-level plan priced in Australian dollars for smaller teams, with the option to move up as you grow. Current pricing is on the pricing section of the site, and our blog has a full guide to software costs in Australia.
Yes. The small-workshop plan is the entry point to the full Auto Service Hub platform, so as you add staff and jobs you scale up within the same system rather than switching to different software.
Many small workshops start there. The benefit of moving across is one live source of truth for the whole team, consistent invoicing and no version-control headaches. Our guide on spreadsheets vs workshop software covers when it is worth making the switch.
Start with a free trial and see how jobs, customers, invoicing and stock tracking fit together in Auto Service Hub.