THE MOBILE MECHANIC PRICING PLAYBOOK

Being busy doesn't mean you're making money.

A mechanic can be booked all week and still undercharge once travel, parts runs, customer communication, diagnostics, setup, unexpected problems, and unpaid time are considered.

The Mobile Mechanic Pricing Playbook gives you a repeatable way to think through what a mobile repair actually needs to pay.

Inside, you'll learn how to approach:

• Labor pricing

• Minimum service charges

• Diagnostic pricing

• Travel and service areas

• Parts and parts markup

• Customer-supplied parts

• Difficulty and accessibility

• Risk and unexpected complications

• Additional authorized work

• Discounts

• Quotes and estimates

• Total time invested in a customer

• Revenue vs. actual money left

• Determining whether a job is financially worth taking

You'll also work through practical examples and calculations so you can understand the reasoning behind a price instead of blindly copying someone else's number.

The goal isn't to tell every mechanic to charge the exact same amount.

It's to give you a system for answering a much better question:

"What does this job need to pay for it to make financial sense?"