Damage to done
One panel, one repair: before, a few clips of the work, the finished result.
Short-form video for auto repair and body shops
Reels, TikTok and Shorts for your shop
Drivers choosing a shop want to know one thing: will my car be looked after? A short that shows a real repair, start to finish, answers it better than a review.
What to film
How an inspection works
Walk through what you check and why. It explains your estimate before the customer asks.
One tip for drivers
A warning light, tyre wear, a noise to listen for. Useful shorts build trust.
The team
Faces and names behind the work — people prefer a shop they feel they know.
What to avoid
- Showing license plates or customer details.
- Promising a repair time before inspection.
- Showing a price that depends on the vehicle.
How Ruzz works for a shop
Ruzz is a done-for-you short-form video service for US local businesses: we plan what to film, edit your phone footage into a post-ready vertical video, and post it to Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts in one go.
We plan what to film
Tell us about your shop. You get a shot plan: which clips, which angles, what to say and the on-screen text.
You film on your phone
Follow the plan and upload the clips to your private Ruzz folder. No editing app, no timeline.
We edit and post
The Ruzz system edits it and an editor checks it. Approve it, then post to Reels, TikTok and Shorts in one go.
Questions from auto repair and body shops
What videos should an auto repair shop post?
Real repairs from damage to finished result, a walk-through of your inspection, practical tips for drivers and introductions to your technicians. Hide license plates.
Is a noisy workshop a problem for filming?
No. Ruzz adds captions and music, so the shop noise can be lowered or replaced. Film a few seconds of each step and upload it.
How much does short-form video cost for a shop?
One finished short is $59. Ongoing, Monthly editing is $149 a month for 4 finished shorts — one a week. Most edits are back within a day — and never later than two.
Who edits the video?
The Ruzz editing system cuts your footage, adds captions and music and prepares thumbnails from your brief. A Ruzz editor checks every finished video before it reaches you.
Can Ruzz post it to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube for me?
Yes. Schedule once and Ruzz posts the finished short to Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts at the same time. You can also download it and post it yourself.
Other businesses: Restaurants · Cafes and coffee shops · Bakeries · Hair salons and barbershops · Gyms and fitness studios · Real estate agents · Boutiques and retail stores
Your shop's next short, planned and posted
Start with one edit for $59, or one a week with Monthly editing.
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