A page for your shop, without building a website
pitly.eu/yourshop is generated from the data you already keep: services with prices and durations, branches with their addresses and hours, contacts and a booking button. In the languages you decide to publish.
- Built from your services and hours
- Online booking and chat on the page
- Published only in the languages you choose
The problem it solves
A page with prices and a booking button is all most shops need, and it is exactly the thing that never gets built.
The website says one price and the price list another, and the client argues for the one that suits them better.
In the Baltics and Finland one language is not enough, and translating a website by hand is a job nobody volunteers for.
How it works
The page shows the services, prices and durations you keep in Pitly, the branches with their addresses and own working hours, and today's hours highlighted in your timezone.
The booking form and a chat widget sit on the page; messages land in the dashboard inbox and a new booking is confirmed instantly.
Pick which of the six languages the page is published in; the tags search engines read are generated for those languages only, from your own data.
What's included
- Your own address at pitly.eu/yourshop
- Services with prices, durations and descriptions
- Branches with addresses and their own working hours
- A booking button and a chat with visitors
- Publication in the languages you pick
- Search metadata generated from your data
No custom domain and no page builder in this version, and the map is an ordinary outbound link rather than an embedded third-party frame — deliberately, for privacy.
Questions, answered
Do I need my own website?
No. The page works on its own; and if you already have a site, put the booking link on it and keep both.
Which languages does the page speak?
The ones you publish. A visitor sees the page in their language when it is among them, and search engines are told only about the published ones.
Do you take a commission on bookings?
Not on bookings through your own page — you pay the subscription and keep the full price of the work.
Clients who have not found you yet
Pitly runs a public catalogue of auto services. Visitors filter it by country, city, service and rating, read the reviews left after real jobs, and book from the company's own page. Every shop that publishes its page is listed — there is nothing extra to set up.
Open the catalogue