Checked Sep 26, 2026

How much does AutoOps cost?

Published plans run $80 per month. Online scheduling tool for auto shops: real-time SMS-synced booking, Reserve with Google, AutoOps Voice, website chat, websites.

Prices are as published by AutoOps on Sep 26, 2026. Check the linked source before buying.

Starting plan$80/moSee plan terms below
Website$100/mo listedAs described by the vendor
Price scales withper location

Published rates

Plans and add-ons

Plans

PlanPriceBilling
AutoOps Pro (via Steer)per location add-on to a Steer subscription; included in Steer Ultimate$80/moMonthly

Add-ons

Add-onPrice
Websitesautoops.com/websites: 'just $100/month'$100/mo

Pricing source: steer.io ↗, checked Sep 26, 2026.

Beyond the plan price

Terms worth checking

Setup
Not published · none listed
Contract & cancellation
per Order Form · Renewal: yes · 30 days' written notice; annual terms cannot be cancelled for convenience
Data export
unknown · access to customer data ends on termination

Source notes

What the headline misses

Each point is tied to a dated statement on AutoOps's site. Open the source to read the full context.

  1. AutoOps and Steer are the same company under the same terms.
    “We are Mechanic Advisor LLC, doing business as AutoOps and Steer”
    autoops.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  2. The AutoOps website product is priced separately at $100/mo.
    “Ours are made for auto shops and just $100/month”
    autoops.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  3. Subscriptions auto-renew for a period equal to the expiring term.
    “this Agreement will automatically renew for successive periods equal in length to the expiring subscription term”
    autoops.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  4. Missing the 30-day notice renews the service for the next cycle or annual term without refund.
    “If the Customer fails to provide the required notice, the Services will automatically renew for the subsequent billing cycle or annual term, and no refunds will be provided”
    autoops.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗

Who it sells to

Prices and quotes are as published on AutoOps's own pages on the date shown, before tax and payment processing. Vendors change prices and terms; check theirs before you buy.

The website-cost question

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