FixFixDozer Estimate API
The likely fix and the fair price by API, from FixDozer's own data ยท coming
The Estimate API answers the same questions as the Fair Price Engine, from FixDozer's own data: real paid repair orders, already built into likely fixes and market prices. There's nothing to connect and no data to send. Your software asks a question and gets the answer back.
Ask, and get the answer back
- You ask. The car's year, make and model, what the owner describes or the job you're pricing, and a ZIP code.
- Likely fixes. What shops actually did for that complaint on that car, ranked by how often each one was the answer.
- Jobs and labor. The jobs behind each fix and the labor time they take.
- Parts. The parts each fix used.
- Fair price. The price range for the job in the region and in that ZIP code's market, split into parts, labor and fees, and where a quote sits against it.
Estimate API or Fair Price Engine?
Estimate API
FixDozer's data, self-serve
- Data: FixDozer's own, already built.
- Start: get a key and call the API. Nothing to connect.
- Answers: the market as FixDozer sees it.
- For: shop software of any size, shops, and other software that prices car repairs.
Fair Price Engine
Your shops' data, run for you
- Data: your own shops' repair orders.
- Start: we connect your system and build your maps.
- Answers: your own shops' fixes and price levels, with a console for your team.
- For: shop software companies with a large base of shops.
Many companies can start with the Estimate API and move to the Fair Price Engine when they want answers from their own shops' data.
What it's built from
- Real paid repair orders: what shops actually did and what it actually cost.
- No customer data. No names, contacts or plates are ever returned. The API answers questions about repairs, not people.
- Answers, not raw data. You get likely fixes and price ranges. We don't sell the repair orders themselves.
- No one pays to change a number. The answers report what shops did and charged.
See it working
The same answers build this site: what a symptom usually turns out to be and what each repair really costs by vehicle.
Coming soon
The Estimate API is in development. Tell us what you'd use it for, and we'll get back to you as it opens.
Ask about the Estimate API
Want answers from your own shops' data? See the Fair Price Engine.
Run a repair shop? See FixDozer Pro, free shop management software with the
likely fix and the local price built in. Other FixDozer products: Products. Anything else:
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