Garage360 review
Connects repair workflows, technician tools and multi-shop management in one system.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Garage360 brings repair-shop operations into a cloud-based system for independent shops and larger repair organizations. It covers digital service tickets and work orders, technician assignment, estimate approvals, vehicle inspections, parts inventory, scheduling, invoices, customer and vehicle records, and reporting. Technicians can use the mobile app for jobs, inspections, time tracking, photos and VIN scanning. Its broad workflow makes it a fit for shops seeking to coordinate front-office tasks with work on the shop floor, especially as they add locations.
The plans build from core shop administration toward deeper operational tools. Garage360 Basic includes unlimited quotes and invoices, reports and dashboards, workflow management, parts lookup, integrated payments and the technician app. Clever adds digital vehicle inspections, time clocks, inventory tracking, custom workflows and QuickBooks integration. Genius adds labor guides, diagrams and procedures, tire ordering integration, VIN lookup and lower payment rates. Multi-Shop includes cross-shop reporting, real-time streaming, central permissions, standardized inventory and pricing, plus a dedicated account manager. There is no free plan, and some useful capabilities are reserved for higher tiers, so shops should match their must-have workflows to the plan before choosing.
The integration and location features are most relevant to shops with established processes or plans to expand. Garage360 supports QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, PartsTech and Stripe; its listed platforms are web, iOS, Android and API. AI insights cover maintenance prediction, pricing optimization and inventory forecasting, while multi-location tools include centralized reporting and inventory transfers. The vendor lists SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance, 24/7 support, and email, phone and documentation support channels. Smaller shops that need only basic estimates and invoices may find the breadth and tier structure more than they need; growing operations that value inspections, inventory controls and cross-shop coordination are a closer fit.
Garage360 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Links work orders, inspections, scheduling, payments and customer records.
- Technician app supports jobs, photos, time tracking and VIN scanning.
- AI insights and centralized multi-location controls support growing operations.
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan.
- Digital inspections and inventory tracking start with the Clever plan.
- Cross-shop reporting and centralized permissions are limited to Multi-Shop.
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