A classic car raised on a lift in an independent repair shop.

The all-in-one shop platform

Run the whole shop. One login. One price.

Trallow is your shop system, repair data, phones, parts desk, marketing, books and payroll in one place, with a crew of AI agents doing the busywork.

$399 a month. Everything included.

Hear the Front Desk take a call

Sample call · 7:02 AM · shop closed

0:00 / 0:48
  1. Front Desk Thanks for calling Harlan Creek Auto Repair. This is the shop's AI front desk. How can I help?
  2. Maria Hi, um, are you guys open? My brakes are making a grinding noise.
  3. Front Desk We open at 7:30, but I can get you taken care of right now. Is this Maria, with the 2017 CR-V?
  4. Maria Yeah, that's me.
  5. Front Desk Grinding when you brake is worth looking at today. I have an opening at 8:30 this morning. Can you drop it off then?
  6. Maria 8:30 works.
  7. Front Desk You're booked for 8:30. We'll do a full inspection and text you photos and a price before any work starts. I just sent a confirmation to this number. Anything else?
  8. Maria No, that's it. Thanks.
  9. Front Desk See you at 8:30, Maria.
  • Unlimited users
  • No add-ons
  • Month to month
  • We move your data free

Eight logins. Eight bills. One phone nobody can get to.

Your shop system. Your repair data. Your phones. Your marketing tool. Your website. Your parts portal. Your accounting. Your payroll. Every one has its own login and its own invoice, and none of them answers the phone while you're under a car.

Monthly stack at list price

  • Shop management system$4391
  • Repair information$2092
  • Marketing, CRM and reviews$3451
  • Website$1003
  • Phone system$1204
  • AI receptionist$995
  • Parts ordering$456
  • Accounting software$1407
  • Payroll service$978

Total$1,594

Trallow$399

List prices checked on November 9, 2026. Your stack will differ.

One Tuesday on Trallow.

Same shop, same cars, same people. Here's what changes.

  1. 7:02 AM

    The phone gets answered.

    The shop's closed. Front Desk picks up, knows the customer and her car, and books her for 8:30. She gets a text before she hangs up.

    The Front Desk call record for a 7:02 AM call, with the summary and full transcript.
  2. 8:50 AM

    The estimate is already built.

    Your tech talks through the inspection. Estimator turns it into jobs, labor and parts, priced across your suppliers with your margin checked. Your advisor reads it and hits send.

    An estimate with jobs, labor, parts and a margin check, ready for the advisor to send.
  3. 9:05 AM

    She approves from her phone.

    Photos, plain English, a price for each job. She says yes to what she wants. Parts are ordered the same minute.

    The customer view of an estimate on a phone, with approve buttons for each job.
  4. 11:40 AM

    A late part doesn't wreck the day.

    The rotors are running two hours behind. Dispatcher moves the bay around it, and the customer hears from you before she has to call.

    The schedule after Dispatcher moved a job around a late part, with an undo button.
  5. 3:15 PM

    Paid. Reviewed. Next.

    She pays by text and leaves five stars. Meanwhile Follow-Up books a job another customer turned down three weeks ago.

    The customer payment page on a phone.
  6. 5:30 PM

    The books are closed.

    Deposits matched, payroll ready, and a supplier credit nobody would have caught is flagged for you.

    The books screen with matched deposits and a flagged supplier credit.

Meet the crew. They don't call in sick.

Eight agents, each with one job. They do the work. You see everything they did.

  • Front Desk

    Answers every call and text, books real openings, takes approvals and payments.

  • Estimator

    Turns the tech's findings into jobs, labor and parts. You review and send.

  • Parts Runner

    Compares suppliers, orders, tracks delivery and files returns.

  • Dispatcher

    Sets promise times and re-plans the day when a part runs late.

  • Follow-Up

    Chases open estimates, brings back declined work, asks for reviews.

  • Marketer

    Runs your website, Google profile and local search.

  • Bookkeeper

    Keeps the books, matches deposits and readies payroll for your approval.

  • Foreman

    Your morning brief, and live alerts on margin, stalled jobs and missing credits.

What each one does

You're still the boss.

Every agent has three settings: Ask me first. Do it and tell me. Handle it. You choose, agent by agent, and you can change it any time.

The trust setting for an agent, with the three choices Ask me first, Do it and tell me, and Handle it.

$399 a month. That's the whole price list.

Included

  • Shop management
  • Digital inspections
  • Repair information and labor guide
  • Phone lines, AI call minutes and texting
  • Parts sourcing and ordering
  • Marketing, reviews and your website
  • Accounting
  • Payroll
  • All eight agents
  • Unlimited users

Not included

  • Card processing, at one published rate
  • Hardware (card readers, tablets, phones)
See pricing

We move you. You keep working.

  1. 1

    Send us your export or backup from Tekmetric, Mitchell 1 or Shopmonkey.

  2. 2

    We load your customers, vehicles and repair history. You check it.

  3. 3

    Run Trallow next to your old system until you're ready to cut over.

Migration is free. How switching works

Three closed roll-up bay doors on the side of a shop building in low sun.

Built for the back half of the day.

Most shop software stops at the estimate. The time and the money leak after it: finding parts across suppliers, chasing approvals, moving the schedule when a part is late, matching supplier statements.

5.89

In an OEC survey of nearly 700 shops, shops bought from 5.8 suppliers on average.9 In the same OEC survey, about half of shops said phone is one of their main ways to order parts.9

50 to 59%10

Most shops sell only 50 to 59% of the work they recommend.10

160 a month11

Tekmetric says the average shop misses 160 calls a month.11 By Tekmetric's count, 90% of those come during business hours.11 Work out what the phone costs your shop.

Questions owners ask.

Is it really one price?

Yes. $399 a month covers every feature, every agent and every user. There are no tiers and no add-ons.

What's not included?

Card processing, which is charged at one published rate, and hardware such as card readers and tablets.

Do I keep my phone number?

Yes. Your number moves with you.

How do I move from the system I have now?

Send us your export or backup. We load your customers, vehicles and history, you check it, and you can run both systems side by side until you're ready. It's free.

What does the Crew do without asking me?

Whatever you allow. Each agent has three settings, from asking first to handling it. Everything it does is logged in plain English.

What if it gets something wrong?

You see every action and can review or reverse it. Start any agent on 'Ask me first' and loosen it when you trust it.

Is there a contract?

No. It's month to month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee from the day you go live.

When can I start?

Your onboarding date is set on your demo call, and we move your data before you switch.

Do my techs need new tablets?

No. Trallow runs in the browser on the tablets and phones you already have.

See your shop's day on Trallow.

Thirty minutes. We'll walk one day, start to finish.

Sources

  1. Tekmetric pricing page, https://www.tekmetric.com/pricing, checked .
  2. ALLDATA, https://www.alldata.com/us/en/repair, checked .
  3. Steer pricing, https://steer.io/pricing, checked .
  4. RingCentral plans and pricing, https://www.ringcentral.com/office/plansandpricing.html, checked .
  5. AutoLeap AIR, https://www.autoleap.com/air, checked .
  6. PartsTech pricing, https://partstech.com/pricing/, checked .
  7. QuickBooks Online pricing, https://quickbooks.intuit.com/pricing/, checked .
  8. Gusto pricing, https://gusto.com/product/pricing, checked .
  9. OEC general auto repair shop survey (nearly 700 shops), reported by Ratchet+Wrench, Jun 5, 2026, https://www.ratchetandwrench.com/running-a-shop/operations/article/55379580/oec-general-auto-repair-shop-survey-puts-spotlight-on-industry-hurdles, checked .
  10. 2026 Ratchet+Wrench Industry Survey (more than 430 shops), https://img.ratchetandwrench.com/files/base/ebm/ratchetandwrench/document/2026/06/6a4277e469691969c387beca-2026_rwindustry_survey_fnl.pdf, checked .
  11. Tekmetric announcement, Nov 3, 2026, https://www.tekmetric.com/post/new-tekmetric-tools-help-shops-fix-more-vehicles-finish-inspections-faster-and-answer-more-calls, checked .