Premium for garages

Premium listings appear towards the top of your town's lists, town pages and service pages. When several garages in a town have Premium, they take turns at the top, so no particular place is promised. Below the Premium listings, garages are listed independents first, then by how far they are from the middle of the town; the badge sits beside your name, not in the order. Each Premium listing shows the words "Premium listing".

Yes. The enquiry form shows on your profile only while you have Premium. Each enquiry is emailed to you, so you reply to the customer directly, and kept in your dashboard. Each one carries the customer's job card: the job, the make, model and year of the car, the fuel, the mileage, whether it can be driven to you or needs collecting, and when they need it. There is no lead fee and no commission on top of Premium: you keep the whole job. Without Premium, customers ring the number on your listing. We do not promise any number of enquiries.

Claim your listing on the claim page. If your email address is on your garage's own website (not a site other listings share, such as a chain's), and that website names the garage and shows the phone number on your listing, the claim goes through at once; otherwise it is checked against the number DVSA publishes for your station. Then sign in with a one-time link and choose Premium from your dashboard, or stay on the free claimed listing. If you choose Premium before you claim, the choice travels with your claim and your sign-in link, and the link opens your Premium checkout. First month half price: £6 plus VAT (£7.20 inc. VAT), then £12 a month plus VAT (£14.40 inc. VAT). You can cancel renewal at any time and your subscription will not renew any further. The half-price first month is applied automatically at checkout for first-time customers: there is no code to enter.

No. Corrections are free whether or not you claim the listing or pay for anything: use the listing form. Your name, address, phone number and test classes come from the DVSA register of MOT test stations, so if DVSA holds them wrongly, correct them with DVSA as well, or the next copy of the register will bring the old details back.

You enter your own prices, each one optional: your labour rate an hour, a diagnostic check, the MOT, an interim and a full service, brake pads and discs, a clutch, a timing belt kit, a battery, a tyre, exhaust and suspension work and an air conditioning re-gas, plus up to 20 extras of your own. Most are starting prices, because parts and labour depend on the car. The MOT price can be no higher than the most the law allows for a car, £54.85. You say whether your prices include VAT. A customer who has filled in a job card sees "your job here: from £X" on your profile, worked out from your own prices and labelled as yours, with a reminder to ask you for a written quote.

Whatever you set: "Taking bookings", "Next free:" and a date, or "Fully booked for now". Change it when it stops being true. It never says when a car will be looked at, and nothing else on the site does either.

Up to 24 photos of your workshop, your equipment, your team at work and work you did, with captions. Pair a before with its after and they show side by side. No stock images, no other firms' work, and no customer's car or readable number plate without the customer's agreement.

Yes, at any time, from Manage billing in your dashboard. The plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for and is not renewed. Your listing carries on as a free claimed listing, no longer towards the top of your town's lists.

When Premium ends, and a year after the check that earned it, because a badge that outlives its check would be a false claim.