DESIGN + HOSTING + CARE FOR TOWING COMPANIES
TowCraft designs, hosts, and looks after fast, accessible websites for towing companies—built to make the right call obvious, prove what the fleet can handle, and stay current without adding work to dispatch.
THE STRAIGHTFORWARD OFFER WEBSITE FIRST
Most companies start with one custom website and a clear launch plan. Managed care keeps it ready. Operations tools remain a separate phase unless they solve a real problem.
ONE-TIME PROJECT
OPTIONAL MONTHLY PLAN
ONLY WHEN IT EARNS A PLACE
We check how people navigate, read, enlarge, complete forms, and use media—including with a keyboard or screen reader. You receive a written review against WCAG Level AA, a widely used accessibility guideline, plus fixes to the website itself and optional follow-up checks as the site changes.
TOWCRAFT STANDARD BUILT FOR THE HARD MOMENT
One hand. Weak signal. Bad weather. A stressed customer should know who you are, where you go, and how to call in seconds—without fighting a popup, a chat bubble, or a clever animation.
Run the self-check Free. No sign-up. No answer or score is submitted.01 FRONT DOOR + WORKFLOW
It can guide a stranded driver, collect the right details, show the fleet clearly, and spare the office a few repeat questions.
FIELD NOTE WHAT GREAT TOWING SITES GET RIGHT
The fleet, people, service range, and local reputation are already the story. The site simply gives them room.
REAL FLEET PHOTOGRAPHY + A CLEAR SERVICE HIERARCHY
HEAVY EQUIPMENT / COMPLEX INCIDENTS
INTERACTIVE DEMO LOCATION + BOOKING
Share a location, choose the service, request help now or later, and give dispatch a clean starting point.
LOCATION IS SHARED ONLY WHEN THE CUSTOMER CHOOSESBooking demo step 1 of 3: Location.
STEP 01 / FIND THE CUSTOMER
Share a pickup point, enter an address, or use a nearby landmark.
02 PROVEN FOUNDATION. ROOM TO BE DIFFERENT.
Clear services, useful proof, and easy next steps.
OR ORIGINAL & UNEXPECTEDMotion, interaction, and a look drawn from the operation itself.
ROTATOR • HEAVY TOWING • INCIDENT RESPONSE
Large type, quiet motion, and a fleet story people remember.
03 THE FULL SYSTEM
The public site, customer tools, crew access, schedules, forms, and office workflows can share one familiar home.
A CLEAR FRONT DOOR
04 TOWOPS // INTERACTIVE DEMO
Choose a line of work to see one possible workflow. Customer requests, crew schedules, employee access, timecards, and office records can live in the same system.
SHAPED AROUND YOUR PROCESSDirect customer
CUSTOMER TO DRIVER
05 EVERY LINE OF WORK
One truck or several yards, roadside or heavy recovery—the useful parts should fit the work.
Location, vehicle details, ETAs, and one-tap calling.
Equipment, experience, and capacity shown clearly.
A calm path for common roadside needs.
Specs, photos, routes, and quote details in one place.
06 CHOOSE WHAT HELPS
Start with the website. Add customer, crew, payroll, or office tools when they solve a real problem.
MANAGED CARE READY AFTER LAUNCH
Care should make the website easier to own, not harder to leave. The recurring fee, response expectations, recovery plan, and handoff path are agreed in plain language before launch.
Edge delivery, HTTPS, and modern image formats, with lab performance checked and field data reviewed when enough real traffic exists.
We check that the site stays available and working. If your plan includes accessibility care, we also review the agreed pages after important changes and fix new barriers covered by the plan.
A clear update history, backups, tested restore steps, and data protection matched to what the website actually does.
Routine edits and urgent corrections have written response expectations—not an anonymous support maze.
THE OWNERSHIP RULE
07 SIMPLE BY DESIGN
First understand the day. Then shape one clear first phase and improve it over time.
Calls, people, tools, friction, and the moments worth improving.
DISCOVERY & WORKFLOW MAPThe site, portals, workflows, and handoffs that earn a place.
DESIGN, BUILD & INTEGRATESupport, feedback, fleet changes, upkeep, and steady improvement.
MANAGEMENT & IMPROVEMENTONE PERSON ACCOUNTABLE NO HANDOFF TO A CLOSER
You speak with the person shaping the work. Cory handles the strategy, design decisions, build, launch, and ongoing care—then brings in a specialist only when the project genuinely needs one.
PLAIN ANSWERS BEFORE A SALES CALL
If a detail matters to the relationship, it belongs in writing—not in a vague promise on a call.
Ask a different questionNo. A review comes first. If the foundation is sound, the right answer may be a focused repair, a hosting move, or a few clearer pages—not a full rebuild.
The exact care plan is scoped to the site. It can include edge hosting, SSL, availability checks, recoverable releases, software upkeep, routine edits, reporting, and documented response expectations.
You keep control of the domain and core business accounts. The project record identifies ownership, access, source, approved media, and the handoff path before launch.
That depends on your services, locations, content, connected tools, and what already exists. Before work begins, you receive a written first phase with the build fee, ongoing care fee, what we each need to provide, what is included, and the launch window—no open-ended mystery project.
No honest provider can guarantee a local position. TowCraft builds search-friendly pages and a strong local business setup, keeps company information consistent, avoids shortcuts, and measures qualified calls and booked work where the setup allows it.
TowCraft can make meaningful accessibility improvements, but it cannot provide legal certification or promise that no complaint will ever be filed. We review your site against the widely used WCAG Level AA guidelines, fix problems covered by the agreed plan, document what we checked, and revisit the site as it changes. New work follows WCAG 2.2, which includes WCAG 2.1. This is practical accessibility work, not legal advice. See how the service works.
No. Scanning tools can catch some common problems, but they cannot tell whether people can complete every important task. TowCraft combines those tools with hands-on review and fixes the website itself—including headings, wording, colors, forms, and interactive features.
Often, yes. Dispatch, payment, phone, review, and account tools are evaluated before custom software is proposed. The goal is a cleaner handoff, not another system for the crew to babysit.
The exit follows the written plan: account access, website files, domain responsibilities, moving steps, and any time-limited help are made clear before launch.
A SIMPLE START PRACTICAL, NOT PUSHY
Share the current site and what you hope will work better. Cory will reply personally with the first things he would protect, fix, or leave alone.