Core shop management
Custom / contact vendor
Service orders, labor and time tracking, parts and inventory, invoicing, and the technician workflow that runs the shop floor.
Fullbay pricing is shop-management software pricing: quote-based and scoped to shop size, technicians, and modules rather than a per-vehicle rate.
This page helps buyers understand what drives Fullbay cost, why it is priced by shop, and what to confirm in a demo before budgeting.
Fullbay is priced for the repair operation, so its cost driver is technicians and throughput, not a vehicle count. That makes a demo and a tailored quote the right way to scope pricing.
Buyers should compare Fullbay's cost against the value it replaces — paper service orders, disconnected parts tracking, and slow invoicing — rather than against per-vehicle fleet software.
Core shop management
Custom / contact vendor
Service orders, labor and time tracking, parts and inventory, invoicing, and the technician workflow that runs the shop floor.
Added modules
Custom / contact vendor
Optional capabilities such as customer portals, payments, reporting, and integrations layered onto the core shop platform.
Pricing source: official pricing page, verified 2026-06-15.
Think about Fullbay pricing in terms of shop scale and modules. Confirm the core shop workflow first, then decide which added modules — customer portals, payments, reporting, integrations — the operation needs.
Fleets running their own shop should weigh Fullbay's shop-scoped pricing against per-vehicle maintenance tools if vehicle-level scheduling is also a need.
| Plan | Pricing summary |
|---|---|
Core shop management | Custom / contact vendor — service orders, labor tracking, parts and inventory, invoicing. Scoped to shop size and technicians. |
Added modules | Custom / contact vendor — customer portals, payments, reporting, and integrations. |
Fullbay is a repair shop platform; if you only need per-vehicle maintenance reminders, compare it against a fleet maintenance tool.
Since pricing scopes to shop size and technicians, confirm your user count to get an accurate quote.
Confirm whether customer portals, payments, reporting, and integrations are included or priced separately in your quote.
Fullbay does not include GPS, telematics, cameras, or ELD, so plan for a separate provider if you need vehicle tracking or compliance.
Quick answers to the questions buyers usually ask once the category, software, or rollout details start getting more specific.
Fullbay is sold as a subscription scoped to shop size, the number of technicians or users, and the modules required, so pricing is generally quote-based rather than a published per-vehicle rate. Because it is shop-management software, cost reflects shop throughput rather than vehicle count. Request a demo and a tailored quote to scope pricing to your operation.
Fullbay manages a repair operation — service orders, technician labor, parts, and invoicing — so its value scales with shop throughput rather than how many vehicles a fleet owns. That is why pricing is scoped to shop size and technicians rather than published as a per-vehicle rate.
The core covers service orders, technician labor and time tracking, parts and inventory, and invoicing — the workflow that runs the shop floor. Optional modules such as customer portals, payments, reporting, and integrations can be added. Confirm which modules are included in your quote during the demo.
Fullbay is typically evaluated through a demo rather than a self-serve trial. Confirm trial or sandbox availability with the vendor when you request a demo.
No. Fullbay is repair shop management software priced by shop, not a per-vehicle fleet maintenance subscription. Fleets that simply want preventive maintenance reminders across vehicles should compare it against per-vehicle maintenance tools like Fleetio.
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