Building GetGo’s Webflow Experience: Dynamic Vehicle Listings, Location Finder, and Interactive Rate Calculator
A car-sharing platform needed a website that helps users discover vehicles, find locations, and understand pricing - all without friction. We built the front-end that delivers that experience.
Overview
GetGo is a car-sharing platform that helps users book vehicles conveniently across Singapore.
Their website plays a central role in helping customers discover available cars, explore pickup locations, and understand pricing before booking through the platform.
The design was created by GetGo’s internal team. Our role was to translate those designs into a fully functional Webflow website while building the dynamic features the platform needed to operate at scale - vehicle listings, a location finder, and an interactive rate calculator.
Problem
GetGo's design team had a strong vision. What they needed was a build partner who could turn it into something that actually performs - not just looks right in Figma. Three things had to work, or the booking flow would break:
Users needed to find a car near them - fast.
They needed to filter and compare without page reloads.
They needed to know the price before they committed.
What We Built
A location finder that surfaces the closest pickup point
Visitors land, see what's available near them, and stop scrolling. No friction between intent and action.
Dynamic vehicle listings with filtering and sorting
Powered by Webflow CMS, so the GetGo team adds, edits, and removes vehicles themselves. No tickets. No waiting on developers.
An interactive rate calculator
Pricing transparency upfront. Users see the cost before they hit "book," which kills the biggest conversion killer in mobility: surprise pricing.
A pixel-faithful Webflow build
Reusable components, consistent layouts, smooth on every device. A production-ready website that faithfully reflects the original design.
Outcome
GetGo now runs a Webflow site that their marketing team controls end-to-end. Vehicle inventory, location data, and pricing logic all live in the CMS. The team ships changes in hours, not sprints.