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Bay-Master vs Fullbay

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7.8#1 in automotive softwareFrom $188 a month
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FactBay-MasterFullbay
Customer communicationsThe software supports text and email reminders for appointments, services due, recommendations, and inactive customers.Customer portals, email, one-way alerts and two-way texting support repair-status communication.
HeadquartersThe contact page lists a mailing address at PO Box 610, 715 W Park Ave, Oakhurst, NJ 07755.Phoenix, Arizona, United States
IntegrationsThe site lists integrations or connections with QuickBooks, Carfax, Worldpac, MOTOR, Wisetack, PartsTech, NAPA Auto Parts, and Nexpart.Official pages name QuickBooks, MOTOR guides, Mitchell 1, telematics and GPS providers, FleetNet America and Interstate Billing Service integrations.
PurposeBay-Master is auto repair shop management software for managing customers, estimates, work orders, payments, inventory, parts ordering, scheduling, and reporting.Fullbay is a heavy-duty repair shop management platform for shops and internal fleet maintenance teams.
SecurityBay-Master says it follows generally accepted industry standards to protect personal and financial information in transmission and storage, while stating it cannot guarantee absolute security.The FAQ states that data in transit uses TLS and stored information is protected behind a firewall.

Bay-Master plans

  • EssentialsPriced on request
  • High PerformancePriced on request
  • TraditionalPriced on request

Fullbay plans

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

Pick Bay-Master if…

Bay-Master suits auto repair shops that need to manage jobs, parts, inspections, schedules, and customer communication. Essentials is described as an option for a small shop that mainly needs to create invoices.

Pick Fullbay if…

It suits heavy-duty repair shops, mobile repair operations, and internal fleet maintenance teams needing service, parts, reporting, and payment workflows.

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