Case study
Auto Revive.
Custom web and product UX that grew organic search 6×.
Auto Revive needed a premium marketing site for its mobile car-care marketplace — clear enough to explain on-demand detailing, strong enough to drive iOS and Android downloads across South Africa.
What the work moved.
increase organic search
increase in organic search
Before the engagement vs after launch
app download paths
store download CTAs shipped
What shipped in the build
What we actually delivered.
Every decision on this project served the work below — not a generic website, the specific services Auto Revive needed to convert.
Who we were working with.
Auto Revive is a South African mobile car-care marketplace. The brand sells on-demand detailing, memberships and fleet care — a product that has to feel as premium as the cars it serves, and as simple as opening an app.
What stood in the way.
New marketplace brands have to prove convenience, trust and coverage in seconds. The site had to sell the product story, membership plans and fleet offer without feeling like a generic startup template.
How do we launch a premium mobile car-care brand that converts app downloads?
How we delivered the work.
- Week 1Discovery
Unpacked how Auto Revive wins work, where the current presence leaked enquiries, and which custom web development, software development, web development outcomes would move the needle.
- Week 1–2Service architecture
Mapped the automotive buyer journey and structured custom web development, software development, web development around conversion — offer, proof, and the next step.
- Week 2–4Design & build
Designed and built the custom web development, software development, web development system: templates, trust signals and CTAs that make action feel obvious.
- 6–8 weeksLaunch
Shipped, QA’d, instrumented analytics, and handed over a live experience ready to generate enquiries.
Selected frames from the system.
What the work changed.
Custom web and product UX gave Auto Revive a digital front door that matches the app — the offer is obvious on first scroll, and organic search grew 6×.
