Shopmonkey vs AutoLeap

Shopmonkey

Repair-shop software with a heavy-duty add-on

Published pricing and purchase terms

Monthly Basic/Clever/Genius: $239/$399/$499. Annual-savings rates: $215/$359/$449 per month. Heavy Duty and Multi-Shop require quotes; additional users and migration can add costs.

What the vendor publishes

• Basic lists estimates/invoices, two-way text/email, calendar reminders, digital inspections, electronic signatures and parts lookup/ordering. [source]
• Clever adds inventory, purchase orders, time-clock tracking and QuickBooks Online integration; packaging matters when comparing base prices. [source]
• Lists a paid Heavy Duty add-on for Class 4–8 vehicle lookup, labor guides and step-by-step service procedures, with custom pricing. [source]
• Lists 3/4/5 user licenses for Basic/Clever/Genius and additional licenses at $20/month; Multi-Shop is quoted separately. [source]
• Lists data-migration assistance with a one-time $500 migration fee; confirm applicability and scope. [source]

Questions for Shopmonkey

• Can Heavy Duty demonstrate our actual Class 4–8 vehicles and multi-day repairs?
• What does the Heavy Duty add-on cost on the plan we need?
• Which histories, attachments and open invoices can the migration include?

AutoLeap

Automotive repair-shop management

Published pricing and purchase terms

Essentials/Pro/Elite display $179/$309/$409 per month beside $199/$349/$449 amounts under an annual-billing selector. Confirm monthly versus annual invoice terms directly rather than treating both sets as the same offer. Enterprise and add-ons require a quote.

What the vendor publishes

• Essentials lists a customizable work board, unlimited repair orders, e-signatures, integrated parts ordering and standard digital inspections. [source]
• Pro adds inventory/vendor management, technician view, time/job clocks, QuickBooks Online integration and labor guides. [source]
• Elite adds enhanced inspections, a real-time dashboard and the AutoLeap app. [source]
• Enterprise lists central controls, reporting and ERP integrations; confirm the exact supported systems. [source]
• Lists marketing, payments and multi-shop management as add-ons. Their presence is not proof that all are included in a base plan. [source]

Questions for AutoLeap

• What Class 4–8 parts/labor coverage is available?
• Which fleet-customer records and PM workflows can you demonstrate?
• What is the total including marketing, payments, additional locations and conversion?