Free trial

Free garage software will cost you the missed job, eventually.

Bayline is not free. It is honest about that, and about what a spreadsheet or a paper job card is quietly costing you instead: the checklist item nobody enforced, the invoice that took twice as long as it should.

What the trial gets you before you pay anything

The 14-day trial is the full system, not a stripped-down free tier: job cards with enforced checklists, the bay board, invoicing and every technician's mobile app, on your own garage's data. If it earns its keep in those two weeks, the founding price locks in for as long as you stay subscribed.

The trial runs the full product, not a limited free plan; there is nothing extra to unlock afterwards.
A spreadsheet does not stop a job going out with a checklist item outstanding. Bayline does.
A free tool with no support behind it costs you the hour spent working out why an invoice total is wrong.
Cancel during the trial and nothing is owed; nothing is billed until it converts.

Common questions

Questions garage owners ask

Is Bayline free?

No. There is a 14-day free trial of the full product, after which it runs at the founding or standard price shown on the pricing page.

What is the catch with the trial?

None. It is the full system for 14 days, including every technician's mobile app, and you owe nothing if you cancel before it ends.

Why not just use a free spreadsheet?

A spreadsheet cannot stop a job going out with a checklist item outstanding, will not turn a job card into an invoice, and has no bay board to show where every car actually is.

Try Bayline for 14 days

Claim the £99 founding price.

Everything included for one garage, with the price locked for as long as you stay subscribed.

Claim the £99 founding price

£199 standard once founding slots are gone.