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RAMP 'N' BAY HOST SITE

Ramp’n’Bay™ Hosts provide the physical foundation of the network—professional workshop environments where motorists and technicians can access space, ramps, and equipment in a controlled, structured way.

 

Becoming a Host is not simply offering space. It requires alignment with a defined operating model designed to prioritise safety, clarity, and disciplined use of workshop infrastructure.

WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A HOST

A Ramp’n’Bay™ Host makes available a suitable workshop environment for controlled access by approved members.

 

This includes:

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  • Providing safe, functional workspace

  • Maintaining equipment and site standards

  • Enabling access—not managing or supervising work

 

Hosts do not act as service providers within the Ramp’n’Bay™ model. The role is to support a structured environment where motorists and professionals can operate independently.

 

All commercial work and technician engagement is handled separately through Bid2Fix™.

HOST REQUIREMENTS

To be considered, your site must meet core operational and physical criteria:

 

Suitable Premises
A functional workshop or garage space capable of safely accommodating vehicle access and movement.

 

Ramp or Working Bay
Ideally a two-post lift or equivalent working setup. Ground-level bay setups may be considered if appropriate.

 

Safe Environment
Compliance with basic health & safety expectations, including lighting, access, and working conditions.

 

Basic Equipment Access
Essential tools and infrastructure available for general use (not full tooling provision).

 

Availability
Capacity to make the space accessible on a consistent and bookable basis.

COMMERCIAL
MODEL OVERVIEW

Ramp’n’Bay™ operates as an access-based system, not a traditional garage business.

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  • Members pay for time-based use of space and equipment

  • Hosts generate income from facility usage, not repair work

  • Pricing structures and access models are standardised across the network

 

All technician-led or paid repair work is routed through Bid2Fix™, ensuring separation between:

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  • Infrastructure (Ramp’n’Bay™)

  • Commercial work (Bid2Fix™)

BEFORE YOU APPLY

This is a suitability assessment—not an automatic onboarding process.

 

You should only apply if:

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  • You understand this is not a passive listing model

  • You are willing to maintain a clean, controlled working environment

  • You accept that users operate independently within your space

  • You are aligned with a structured, rules-based system

  • You are comfortable operating within a network standard, not personal preference

 

Ramp’n’Bay™ prioritises consistency and control across all Host sites.

Host Assessment Request

Please complete the assessment form below to begin the application for your workshop to join the Ramp’n’Bay™ network.

NEXT STEPS

Once submitted, your request will be reviewed to assess site suitability and alignment with the Ramp’n’Bay™ model.

 

Initial Review
Your submission is evaluated based on location, facility type, and overall suitability.

 

Follow-Up
You may be contacted for additional details, photos, or clarification regarding your setup.

 

Assessment Outcome

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  • Accepted for Progression – Move to site review / onboarding stage

  • Further Information Required – Additional details needed

  • Not Suitable – Does not meet current requirements

 

Site Evaluation
Where appropriate, a more detailed assessment of your premises may be conducted before approval.

 

 

Note:
Submission of this form does not guarantee acceptance. Ramp’n’Bay™ Hosts are selected to ensure consistency, safety, and operational integrity across the network.

Final Strategic Note

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