Rekindl · for auto detailing shops

Your detailing bay should be full.
Stop losing calls to voicemail and past customers to forgetfulness.

You’re a mobile or shop-based auto detailing contractor with inbound calls from car owners who wanted to book that hit voicemail while you were mid-job on someone’s car, ceramic coating and paint-correction estimates that went cold after the walk-around, and repeat customers who used to book every six weeks and haven’t called in 90+ days. Rekindl runs the follow-up that brings those opportunities back, in booked bays.

Ceramic / paint-correction estimates that go cold

68%

within three weeks of the in-person walk-around

Dormant revenue per quarter for a 1–2 bay shop

$14K–$48K

avg. sitting in repeat customers who haven’t rebooked

Median text-back on a call you missed while detailing

42 sec

before a competitor detailer replies first

Quick math

Your dead leads, in dollars.
10%

Assumed reactivation uplift on those dead leads — between 5% and 15% on most home-service campaigns.

Recovered revenue, per month

$10,200 / month

Range: $5,100 – $15,300/ month, at a 5–15% reactivation assumption.

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What we do

Three campaigns, mapped to how detailing shops actually close.

Missed call from a car owner who wanted to book. Six-week-old ceramic coating estimate that went cold after the walk-around. The repeat customer who used to call back every six weeks and has now gone quiet. Each campaign below is built for one of those three moments in a detailing shop’s pipeline.

Missed-appointment text-back while you’re mid-job
A car owner sees your Google listing, dials ready to book a full detail or ceramic package, and gets voicemail while your hands are on someone’s paint or you’re already rolling to the next stop. Within thirty seconds a personal, human-sounding text goes out from your real shop number — asking what they’re driving and what they want done before the next detailer replies first.
Re-engagement on ceramic coating & paint correction estimates that went cold
You walked the car, quoted a $1,800 ceramic package or a stage-2 paint correction, and the owner ghosted two, four, or six weeks later. A short, multi-touch sequence checks in without pressure and brings the high-ticket job back to a booked drop-off when their timing, their other vehicle, or a free weekend finally clears.
Revival of repeat customers who haven’t booked in 90+ days
The maintenance wash, interior detail, or coating top-up customer who used to call back every six to eight weeks and has now gone quiet. Rekindl segments the list, runs a seasonal sequence in your tone, and reports back which old customers came back as repeat bookings — keeping the bay full without paying for another batch of cold leads.