Clients text your business number. Every conversation lands in the app, on the client's profile, next to their car and their jobs. You reply from there, not from the phone your family group chat is on. That's how an established shop handles a client.
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Alex M.
Can you squeeze me in Saturday?
2m ago
Jen R.
Pricing for a ceramic coating?
12m ago
Apex Fleet
Re: monthly maintenance
1h ago
Marcus T.
Full interior + odor removal?
3h ago
Messages (illustrative)
You're a detailer, not a switchboard. Texts get buried. Bookings get lost.
Two-way texting from inside the app. Every conversation sits in one thread list, on the client, instead of somewhere in your personal messages. On Choice and up.
Client text conversations in the DetailerMade app (illustrative)
Sent · business line
Reply from a business number (illustrative)
Clients text the DetailerMade business line and your replies come from it. Work texts stay off your personal phone.
Paste your booking link into the reply. They pick the service, the vehicle, and the time themselves, and the confirmation text goes out on its own. 1 in 4 bookings comes in after hours, which is exactly when that text used to sit unanswered.


Open the profile from the conversation and their vehicles, past jobs, and saved addresses are right there before you type a reply.
Two-way texting is on Choice and up. Booking confirmations and the 24-hour reminder text go out on every plan. Compare plans on the pricing page.
“It feels more professional to be able to text clients with updates on their appointment and as well their vehicle.”