Comp Membership

★★★★★ 5.0 — 47 five-star reviews

Plans from $120/mo · Cancel anytime

The problem with a great detail is that it doesn't last

Two weeks after I hand you the keys, there's dust on the dash and bugs on the bumper. A month later it's back to normal. Three months later you're booking another detail.

That's the cycle — pay a lot, once in a while, to undo three months of neglect.

A membership breaks it. I come out on a schedule, keep the car in the condition I left it in, and you never book anything again. It costs less than the cycle, and the car never gets bad in the first place.

✓ 1 visit per month

✓ Full maintenance wash

✓ Interior tidy and vacuum

✓ Wax protection

✓ Priority Scheduling

✓ Locked in member pricing

Essential

$120/mo

★ MOST POPULAR

Preferred

$179/mo

✓ 2 visits per month

✓ Everything in Essential

✓ Best value for daily drivers

✓ Priority Scheduling

✓ Locked in member pricing

✓ Everything in Preferred

✓ Monthly Interior Refresh

✓ Priority Scheduling

✓ Locked in member pricing

✓ 2 visits a month

Elite

The works

What happens on every visit

Exterior hand wash · Wheels, tires, and wheel wells · Bug removal · Interior vacuum · Dash and console wiped · Glass in and out · Spray wax protection

Does this actually save money?

Preferred is $179/mo for two visits — about $90 a visit. Hand wash, wheels, wheel wells, bug removal, interior vacuum, dash and console, glass inside and out, spray wax. Book that as a one-off Express and you're paying $135 on a sedan, $175 on an SUV.

The bigger the vehicle, the wider the gap. On a mid-size SUV, a Preferred visit works out to about $97. An Express on the same SUV is $175.

And it's not really about the money. It's that the car never gets bad. No buildup, no "I should really get that detailed," no booking. It just stays clean.

If you have a ceramic coating, this is how you keep the warranty

A coating has to be washed correctly or it degrades. Staying on a membership means I'm the one washing it — right soap, right method, no brushes — which is why the coating warranty stays valid as long as you're enrolled.

Cancel, and the coating's still on your car and still working. You just don't have a warranty behind it anymore.

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