A photo grid says nothing
Your best before-and-after is sitting in a gallery, four thumbnails across, competing with eleven others. Nobody opens a lightbox. The transformation is the product — it should be impossible to miss.
Detailers don't lose jobs on price — they lose them on reply time. We build the site that sells the work before you quote, wired to Relay so every call and enquiry gets answered in seconds instead of on Tuesday.
No call to book. Send us your site and we'll record a short video showing you exactly where the jobs are leaking out.
Your best before-and-after is sitting in a gallery, four thumbnails across, competing with eleven others. Nobody opens a lightbox. The transformation is the product — it should be impossible to miss.
When two shops look the same on a phone screen, the cheaper one wins by default. Looking like the premium option is the whole reason you get to stop discounting.
Someone fills in your form on Saturday afternoon. You're wrist-deep in compound and see it Monday night. By then they've collected three quotes and booked whoever answered first.
No menus to read, no tabs to click, nothing to figure out. One page, one gesture — and the story tells itself at whatever speed their thumb decides.
We open on the honest version. Every owner watching recognises their own boat in that first frame — and that recognition is what keeps the thumb moving.
The gloss comes back under their finger, tied frame by frame to the scroll. They aren't reading about your process. They're performing it.
Wet-look, mirror-flat, reflection in the hull. This is the exact moment the conversation stops being about price — and your quote lands on a completely different person.
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Not a nine-page brochure nobody reads. Every element of a GND boat detailing website exists because it moves someone from scrolling to booking.
From a job you've already done. Phone photos are fine — most of what we use was shot on an iPhone with wet hands.
Copy, sequence, forms, hosting. You get one link to review and one round of changes. No committees, no mood boards.
Pointed at your domain, tracking on, Google profile tied in. Then we watch where the bookings come from.
A page that works creates a problem: enquiries arrive while you're under a hull with a rotary in your hand. Relay answers them the second they land, asks the right questions, and puts a booking on your calendar.
Your phone gets answered while you're under a hull. It takes the details, answers the obvious questions and books the job — in a voice, not a text message.
Every form, text and email gets a real reply in seconds — with the qualifying questions you'd have asked anyway.
Customers pick a slot against your real availability. No back and forth, no double bookings, no Sunday admin.
Inquiry → quoted → booked → done. One board, so nothing sits in a message thread for a week.
Texts, emails and forms in a single thread per customer — and quotes that chase themselves on day two and day six.
Job marked done, the review request goes out. Your Google profile climbs without you thinking about it.
We think that's backwards for a business that bills by the boat. Here's the same job, two ways.
Upfront, before anything goes live.
Nothing upfront. Cancel any time.
Boat detailing website pricing, in plain numbers. Every plan is month-to-month — no contracts, no lock-in, and no five-figure invoice to sign off before you've seen anything.
The site itself, hosted and maintained, with Relay connected so nothing sits unanswered.
$0 to get started. Founding rate for our first ten shops — yours for as long as you stay.
Start with LaunchThe full lead engine. The site brings them in, Relay qualifies, books and follows up.
$0 to get started. No setup fee, no contract — cancel any time.
Get a free teardownEverything above, plus the ongoing search work that makes you the obvious call at every ramp in your area.
Scoped to your service area.
Talk it throughLaunch costs less than a single wash and wax. If the site and Relay together land you one boat a month you'd otherwise have missed, the plan has paid for itself several times over — and you still have the site, the phone answered and the follow-up running for the other twenty-nine days.
Because a $5,000 invoice is a genuinely hard thing to sign in February when the boats aren't in the water yet. Monthly means nothing upfront, the site keeps getting maintained, and we stay on the hook for whether it actually works. If it stops working for you, you leave.
No catch — it's a founding rate for our first ten shops, and it's the rate you keep for as long as you stay. We can price it there because we're not designing a website from a blank page for you. We've built this system already; what you're paying for is your work being cut into it properly, hosted, connected to Relay and maintained. After the first ten, it goes to $249.
No. Every plan is month-to-month and you can cancel any time. We'd rather earn the next month than trap you in the last eleven.
Your domain is yours and always stays yours, and we'll hand over your photos, copy and customer data whenever you ask. The site build itself is part of the subscription — like your CRM or your accounting software — so it comes down if you stop. That's the trade that keeps you from paying $5,000 on day one. If you'd rather own the build outright, say so on the call and we'll quote it that way instead.
No. Phone photos from a job you've already finished are what we want — they read as real, which is the entire point. We'll send you a one-page shot list so the next boat you do gives us a cleaner sequence.
Usually yes, and usually that's an upgrade. If your existing site is ranking for anything worth keeping, we'll carry those pages across and rebuild the front door around the sequence.
That's how most shops do it. Get the site live, see what the enquiry volume looks like, then turn on Relay when answering everything yourself stops being realistic. Usually about a month in.
Only if it's worth it to you. Because there's no contract, you can drop to Launch for the quiet months and come back up before splash season — just tell us. That said, most of the shops we talk to book their spring calendar in February and March, while owners are thinking about the water and nobody else is marketing to them. The off-season is usually when the site earns the most, not the least.
Marine detailing is our focus right now, but none of this is boat-specific. We also work with US home service contractors — tree care, concrete, HVAC, plumbing, epoxy, pest control. Same system, different photos. Send yours over and tell us what you do.
The short version is on this page. These go into the detail.
Why a photo gallery loses to a scroll sequence, what's actually in the build, and how ten days works.
The four-hour gap between enquiry and reply, and the six things Relay runs while your hands are full.
Google Business Profile, a page per marina, review velocity — and an honest note on what search can't do.
Year-round demand, year-round competition, and what that does to the marketing maths.
Hill Country lakes and the Gulf coast are two different businesses. Pick a lane and say so.
Slip-side work for owners who never see the boat — where showing the transformation matters most.
Send us your website or Google profile and we'll record a short video — three to five minutes — showing exactly where enquiries are falling out and what we'd change. No call to book, no pitch. If there's nothing worth fixing, we'll say so.
Just have a question? Text or call +1 754‑220‑4626, or email info@gnddigital.com — we reply the same day, which is sort of the whole thesis.