What do you guys think about my services/prices before the website goes up?

[MaxWax]

I just wanted to have a few more eyes take a look at this before it's online. I appreciate the feedback.


Services

MaxWax Wash

-Hand wash using the Two Bucket Method with Grit Guard Inserts & a high quality, gentle automotive shampoo
-Dry using a gentle microfiber towel
-Wash & Dry Wheels & Tires
-Apply a water based Tire Dressing
-Vacuum Interior
-Wipe down interior
-Clean windows inside and out
-Car: $25
-Small SUV/Pickup Truck: $30
Large SUV: $35

Time: 1-2 hours

The Works

-Max Wax Wash +
-Application of a high quality wax
-Cars: $60
-Small SUV: $70
-Large SUV: $80

Time: 2-3 hours


Express Detail

-Max Wax Wash +
-Application of a high quality wax
-Shampooing and Stain Removal on interior carpets, mats, and seats
-All Leather/Vinyl cleaned, conditioned and protected
-UV protectant applied to all interior hard surfaces
-Cars: $150
-Small SUV: $200
-Large SUV: $250

Time: 3-5 hours


Premiere Detailing

-MaxWax Wash +
-Clay Barring of exterior to remove calcified bugs, dirt, rail dust and other surface bonded contaminants
-Application of a high quality wax

-Cars: $125
-Small SUV: $150
-Large SUV: $175

Time: 2.5-4 hours

One Step Paint Correction
-Recommended for cars with minor swirls and other paint defects. This will correct most swirls and surface imperfections.

-MaxWax Wash +
-Clay Barring of exterior to remove calcified bugs, dirt, rail dust and other surface bonded contaminants
-All in one product used to correct polish and protect in one step
-Application of a high quality carnauba wax
(+$20 for sealant, +$200 for Opti-Coat)

-Cars: $200
-Small SUV: $250
-Large SUV: $300

Time: 4-6 hours

Two Step Paint Correction
-Recommended for cars with moderate to severe swirls and other paint defects.

-MaxWax Wash +
-Clay Barring of exterior to remove calcified bugs, dirt, rail dust and other surface bonded contaminants
-Dedicated paint correction step
-Dedicated Polishing Step
-Application of a high quality carnauba wax
(+$20 for sealant, +$200 for Opti-Coat)

-Cars: $400
-Small SUV: $500
-Large SUV: $600



Full Paint Correction (3 step paint correction)
-This package is recommended for the true car enthusiast in search of a flawless show car finish and unsurpassed shine.

-MaxWax Wash +
-Clay Barring of exterior to remove calcified bugs, dirt, rail dust and other surface bonded contaminants
-Damp sanding to remove orange peel (if requested by client)
-Major Machine Paint Correction
-Light Machine Correction/Polishing
-Jeweling
-Application of a high quality carnauba wax
(+$20 for sealant, +$200 for Opti-Coat)

-Call for a free quote

Time: Dependent on services requested

Interior Detailing
-Vacuum
-Shampoo Carpets and Mats to rejuvenate and remove stains
-Clean and Protect all leather/vinyl surfaces
-Apply UV Protectant to all hard interior surfaces
-Clean Door Jambs

Car/Small SUV (2 rows): $50
Minivan/ Large SUV (3 rows): $75

Time: 1-2 hours



Headlight Restoration
-$30/pair
(+$35 for permanent sealant, 5 year money back guarantee)

Time: .5-1 hour


Engine Detailing
-Engine vitals protected
-Engine thoroughly cleaned
-Degreased if necessary
-Engine bay dressed
-$50

Time: 1-2 hours

If you didn’t find what you were looking for in the services above, feel free to take a look at our “A La Carte” menu below or give us a call at (954)-790-7087

A La Carte
Including but not limited to:
• Exterior Wash – 2 Bucket Method, Includes Door Jambs
• Basic Interior Detail
• Clay Bar – Removes road contaminants, overspray, etc
• Wax/Sealant
• Paint Correction – Swirl removal, minor scratch removal
• Windows/Mirrors (Inside & Out)
• Carpets and Seats Shampooed
• Interior Detail
• Engine Bay Degreasing/Dressing
• Headlight Restoration
• Vinyl,/Leather Cleaning and Protectant
Bug/Tar Removal
Orange Peel Correction

[MaxWax]

[Vegas Transplant]

That's a lot of info for a web page or fliers.

Defininitely well thought out and prepared.

Keep up the good work.

[MaxWax]

That's a lot of info for a web page or fliers.

Defininitely well thought out and prepared.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks! My plan is to have a services page with each of the different services inside of a little box to make all the information look a little less overwhelming

[Robert8194]

I agree it is well thought out and the prices seem very reasonable. I might give some thought to leaving off times so people won't calculate your hourly rate and say "hey, I don't make that much an hour". Of course if you are mobile, they will know how long you spent but no need to point it out.

[habeba86]

I agree, I wouldnt put how long it might take. And as said before, very well thought out and prepared...but most people wont read all that and you do have alot of packages. Maybe try to compact the list a bit. Prices look pretty good. I wouldnt put a 5 year guarantee on the headlights tho.

[silverfox]

Less is more.

Remember most people don't know a swirl from a squirrel.

Never put in how long it will take.

[pcw25]

Love it! I just wouldn't put the name of the permanent coating (Opti-Coat) as now the customer will be informed of what product you're using, look online, buy it, and do it themselves. (This has happened to me before)

[PAR Detailing]

I don't know if I would charge extra for applying a sealant instead of a wax. They both take the same amount of time so it's not like you are having to put in any extra work. Just a thought.

As others have mentioned posting your approximate time will allow the customer to calculate your /hr rate. That is ok as long as you don't mind and can explain/justify it to the difficult customer. I have opted to price strictly by the hr. I tell the customer I charge xx/ hr and that job will take x-x hours. They will either say ok or spit the bit.

Memorize whatever pricing structure you decide on and practice explaining it. Be able to explain each process and break it down to the non detail oriented person. You need to be able to emote why step xyz are important and it's in their best interest to have you perform the service.

I hope that helps, I know I got a little off track.

[Cosmin]

i read the first " MaxWax Wash" and i stop reading , cheap !
i wanna see you doing an 25$ wash on a trash soiled car in and out...in 1-2 hours.
but let`s be realistic first : 25$ / 2 hours job is 12$/hour , u better get a job than run a business like that !take out from 12$ your products , your insurance and if mobile your gas and car usage , and u work on peanuts.

yes .. if you have workers than chear price may bring u volume , but 1 men show will kill you on that price.just a badge if u mess up will be an easy $50 , think about it.that`s what i think...Cosmin