A Shop Page With the Booking Already Wired In
Every shop on Trail Hits® Hub gets a hosted page: hours, services, photos, bikes for sale, rental booking, and service requests. Edit it in Hub, preview it, publish it. The forms feed the same system your mechanics work in.
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The things a customer actually comes to a bike shop website to do.
Who you are
Headline, introduction, home and about photos, the owner, and how to reach you. Your branding, your words.
Hours, services, FAQ
The service menu with what you offer, the hours you keep, and the questions you answer on the phone forty times a week.
Bikes for sale
List the bikes on your floor with specs and up to eight photos each. Keep drafts private, publish when ready, mark sold when gone.
Rental booking
When you publish rentals, the page links to your booking page, with per-bike availability, waivers, and Stripe payment. How rental booking works →
Service requests
When you switch service requests on, customers describe the problem and request a drop-off, and the request lands in Hub as the start of a work order. Service requests →
Your look
Your logo, photos, and colors carry across the page, so it reads as your shop rather than a template with your name on it.
Edit, Preview, Publish
No code, no developer, no waiting on a friend who does websites on the side.
Edit in Hub
Everything on the page is a field in the website editor, on the web, from the same login as the rest of Hub.
Preview before it is live
See your changes as customers would, on a phone and on a desktop, without touching the published page.
Publish when ready
Publishing is a deliberate step, so a half-finished edit never goes out by accident.
What It Is Not
It is not an online store. There is no cart, no product checkout, and no supplier catalog. It is the page a local shop needs to be found, to take a booking, to take a service request, and to show what is on the floor, run from the same system as the service bay. If ecommerce is the job, see how Hub compares to Masterlinq Storefront.
Common Questions
Is this an online store?
No. The hosted page lists bikes you have for sale with photos and specs, and it takes rental bookings and service requests, but there is no shopping cart or product checkout. If selling your catalog online is the job, a commerce platform like Masterlinq Storefront does that and Trail Hits® Hub does not.
Do I need a web developer?
No. Everything on the page is edited inside Trail Hits® Hub: headline, introduction, photos, owner and contact details, hours, services, FAQ, and the bikes for sale. Preview the edits, then publish when you are happy.
Can I keep my existing website?
Yes. Keep your site and link to the hosted page for rental booking and service requests. The hosted page is where the booking and request forms live; your existing site can point at it.
Stop Paying for a Booking Widget
The hosted page is included in Hub, and the booking on it feeds the bay. Keep the site you like and point it here.
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Trail Hits® Hub
iPhone and iPad app for the bench. Hub also runs in any web browser.
