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Fullbay

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LxCars

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FigureFullbayLxCars
Price from$188/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
APIYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published53
Spec score · Automotive Repair Software9.0 (#3)7.8 (#19)
AI featuresCurrent AI services include voice-to-text translation and cleanup of technician notes.Six optional AI functions include call transcription, vehicle chat, work-item suggestions, number-plate recognition, incoming-invoice analysis and the Weroni office assistant.
AudienceFullbay describes its users as heavy-duty repair shops, including mobile repair operations and internal fleet maintenance teams.The maker describes the kivitendo migration service as intended for workshops and smaller dealerships and says the complete migration price depends on data volume, workstation count and training scope.
HeadquartersPhoenix, Arizona, United StatesRehfelde, Germany
IntegrationsOfficial pages name QuickBooks, MOTOR guides, Mitchell 1, telematics and GPS providers, FleetNet America and Interstate Billing Service integrations.WhatsApp customer messaging uses the Meta Business API and requires a Meta Business account and verified phone number.
SupportFullbay lists phone, website chat, and email support, and says it offers onboarding and lifetime support.The kivitendo migration package includes two to four weeks of extended support after the transition.

Plans

Fullbay

  • Basic$188 a month
  • Fullbay Next$188 a month
  • Pro$258 a month
  • Elite$318 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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LxCars

  • CommunityFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request

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LxCars

LxCars is a web-based ERP for motor-vehicle repair shops and dealerships, combining customer management, invoicing, vehicle records, mechanic time tracking, and work planning. Its vehicle database connects to KBA vehicle data, and an AI-assisted scanner can extract details from photographed or uploaded registration documents. Mechanics can use work instructions, record time, and request spare parts; the TÜV module handles defects and inspection reminders. Accounting covers quotes, orders, invoices, and delivery notes, with DATEV export and role-based access rights. The Community plan is free and includes the full software, self-hosted under the MIT license. LxCars can run locally or in Docker on customer infrastructure, using PostgreSQL on its own server without a cloud dependency. Installation documentation specifies Linux server components including PHP 8 and PostgreSQL 16, or Docker and Docker Compose. Optional AI tools include call transcription, vehicle chat, work-item suggestions, number-plate recognition, incoming-invoice analysis, and an office assistant. Text requests are sent encrypted to Anthropic or OpenAI APIs; number-plate recognition runs locally.

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