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Torque360 Auto Repair Shop Estimate Software is a cloud-based solution designed to help automotive businesses create accurate, professional estimates quickly. It streamlines the entire workflow from digital vehicle inspections and estimate approvals to invoicing and payments.
Built for small to medium repair shops, Torque360 combines estimating, customer communication, reporting, and integrations in one affordable platform.
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $89.99/mo (Billed Annually) | Unlimited estimates & repair orders, VIN & plate lookups, digital inspections |
| Turbo | $179.99/mo (Billed Annually) | Unlimited users, Mitchell1 labor guides, two-way texting & QuickBooks integration |
| Supercharged | Custom Quote (Contact Sales) | Epicor labor & parts ordering, TorquePay rates, dedicated success manager |
Price details: https://www.torque360.co/pricing/
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| Shopmonkey | Compared to Shopmonkey, Torque360 offers a lower entry price while still covering core estimating, inspections, and invoicing. It is easier for small shops to onboard without paying per-user fees early on, making it more cost-effective for growing repair businesses. |
| Mitchell 1 Manager SE | Torque360 provides a more modern, cloud-based interface than Mitchell 1 Manager SE. It is simpler to use, faster to deploy, and better suited for shops that want digital approvals, texting, and online payments without heavy desktop software. |
| AutoLeap | Torque360 is generally more affordable than AutoLeap while still delivering strong estimating and inspection tools. Smaller shops benefit from its straightforward workflows and reduced complexity, especially if they don’t need enterprise-level customization. |
| Tekmetric | Compared to Tekmetric, Torque360 emphasizes simplicity and faster setup. It appeals to shops that want robust estimates and reporting without a steep learning curve or higher monthly pricing tied to advanced analytics. |
| RepairShopr | Torque360 is more focused on automotive repair estimating and inspections than RepairShopr. It delivers industry-specific tools like VIN lookups and labor guides out of the box, reducing the need for additional configuration. |
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| Shopmonkey | Unlike Shopmonkey, Torque360 currently has fewer third-party marketplace add-ons. Shops that rely heavily on niche integrations or extensive customization may find Shopmonkey more flexible in advanced ecosystems. |
| Mitchell 1 Manager SE | Mitchell 1 Manager SE offers deeper legacy databases and long-standing industry datasets. Torque360, while modern, may feel less comprehensive for shops that depend heavily on decades-old repair data and OEM-level references. |
| AutoLeap | AutoLeap provides stronger built-in CRM and marketing automation at higher tiers. Torque360 covers essential campaigns but may not match AutoLeap’s depth for multi-location shops focused on aggressive customer marketing. |
| Tekmetric | Tekmetric excels in advanced analytics and performance dashboards. Torque360’s reporting is strong but comparatively less granular for data-driven operators who want deep benchmarking and KPI customization. |
| RepairShopr | RepairShopr supports broader service industries beyond automotive. Torque360 is more specialized, which can be a limitation for businesses that manage mixed repair services outside the automotive niche. |
