El Paso · TX 79901
The reminder that brings them back.
A car runs on a schedule and the driver forgets it. We mail the reminder the week the mileage comes due, before the shop across town does.
- Drivers you served once, due for the next interval
- New movers with no shop yet
- The streets around a job you just turned around
- Designed in English and Spanish
- A code on every reminder you mail
- Cost per booked job comes back
A car tells you when the driver needs you again.
Every service you write down sets a date. Oil at three months, brakes at thirty thousand, an inspection sticker that expires on a known day. You already own the timing. We mail to it.
The drivers already on your books
You changed their oil in March, and the next change is due, and they have not thought about it once. A card in the mailbox the week it comes due puts your bay in front of them before the light on the dash does.
Stickers about to expire
A state inspection lapses on a date the driver never remembers. We mail ahead of it, so the renewal, and the work the check turns up, lands in your bay instead of the chain down the road.
Movers with no mechanic
A family three weeks into a house has no shop and a car that still breaks. Your card reaches the new addresses on your side of town, in English or Spanish, before they settle for whoever is closest.
One number: cost per booked job.
Not impressions on a screen. What one drop cost you to write one repair order, on a page your service writer reads in a minute.
A code on every reminder
The card the driver holds carries a scannable code, so the appointment that lands ties back to the exact street and the exact drop that pulled it in.
Held back, so the season gets no credit
Each drop runs against a block we mail nothing. The extra cars that show up over that block are the mail working, not the first cold snap killing batteries for you.
The Receipt
One printed page: reminders out, jobs booked, cost per booked job, ready before the month closes. See the method →
Dead streets get cut
A block that mails twice and writes no work stops mailing. Your budget moves to the neighborhoods that pull cars into the bay.
Hold a card first. Mail one street next.
You do not commit a year of reminders on a promise. You keep the proof, run one drop, and let the repair orders decide whether the next one mails.
A free auto proof
A real printed reminder in your shop's colors, the offer and the QR set, yours to keep. No setup fee and nothing owed.
One route, one drop
We print and mail the streets around your bay, or your own service list coming due, measured to the jobs it writes.
The reminder engine
Once it pays, the art stays loaded and the mileage list runs itself, so every car comes back on its own clock without you chasing it.