Remap Network operates on a territory system. Each region is assigned to a single operator, and all enquiries for that region are routed directly to them.
This approach removes competition on individual enquiries, protects the customer experience and allows the dealer to focus on delivering the work rather than chasing it.
The purpose of our Locations structure is to make the customer journey clear and consistent, and to make regional performance predictable for the operator.
Remapping demand is not evenly distributed. Some areas produce stable, ongoing enquiries throughout the year, while others are more seasonal or technology-minded.
Instead of treating the entire country as a single market, we assign regions individually and evaluate each one based on its real enquiry behaviour.
This allows us to match operators to the type of demand they are best suited to handle, rather than forcing every business to adapt to every customer profile.
How Regional Coverage Works
We do not provide access to a marketplace, a shared pool of leads, or a directory. When a region is assigned, the operator receives customer enquiries from that area as the sole point of contact.
There is no bidding system and no rotation. This structure is deliberate. When multiple businesses receive the same enquiry, the customer ends up comparing prices, or waiting until someone replies.
When a single business is responsible for that area, the process becomes straightforward. The customer makes a request and receives a response from one provider.
The enquiries originate from digital assets we control. These assets attract motorists who are already interested in having their vehicle remapped.
They are not scraped lists or advertising responses. They are genuine inbound customers who are actively looking for the service. Because the demand is organic, it does not rely on how many ads a business purchases or how aggressively it promotes itself.
The role of the operator is to respond professionally, schedule the work and deliver a good service.
Regions We Cover
We operate across a range of regions throughout the UK, each with its own demand profile and customer behaviour. Our coverage is based on where we have active digital assets and where enquiry volumes are strong enough to sustain a single dedicated operator.
Some regions produce steady, predictable activity year-round, while others are more seasonal or driven by specific vehicle trends. Rather than taking a blanket approach, we assign regions individually and evaluate their performance over time.
If your business is positioned within, or able to reliably serve, one of the areas we cover, you can be assigned as the exclusive operator for that region and receive enquiries directly from motorists in that area.
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Why We Do Not Publish Our Regional Assets
We do not publicly list or showcase the digital assets that power the network. Revealing domains or performance data would weaken the system by inviting imitation, cloning or external interference.
The only priority is that the enquiries reach the dealer for the region they are responsible for. The internal mechanics of how those enquiries are generated do not benefit from exposure.
Our operators are focused on bookings and delivery, not reverse engineering our infrastructure.
This policy also protects our partners. When their region is active, we do not want competitors attempting to copy or undermine it. The assets remain private, and the operator receives the enquiries without needing to manage marketing campaigns, search rankings or outreach.
Differences Between Regions
The behaviour of customers differs depending on the area. Some regions are highly performance-focused and attract enthusiasts who want detailed explanations and assurances. Others produce a steady stream of drivers who want a simple performance improvement with minimal back-and-forth.
Some regions have a high proportion of diesel vehicle owners, while others lean toward petrol vehicles and tuning culture. There are areas where customers will book quickly and areas where they will ask technical questions before committing.
Because of these differences, we do not assign operators randomly. We look at the nature of each territory and assess whether the operator’s working style is compatible.
A business that specialises in fast turnaround mobile work may thrive in a city that values convenience, while a business that offers more technical consultation may suit a region where the customer base is more cautious or analytical.
Expectations and Capacity
The success of a region is closely linked to the responsiveness of the operator. No matter how strong the demand is, enquiries still require communication, scheduling and follow-up.
A dealer who replies consistently and answers in a direct, professional way will convert at a far higher rate than a dealer who responds sporadically or over-explains technical details that customers do not need. The core requirement is reliability.
We do not require a business to have a large workshop or a fleet of vans. Some operators work alone, others have small teams and some have established facilities.
What matters is whether the operator can answer enquiries, maintain a reasonable level of availability and provide a competent service. A region is easier to scale when these fundamentals are in place.
Why Exclusivity Creates Better Outcomes
When enquiries are shared between multiple companies, every conversation becomes an attempt to “win” the job. Operators discount their service, spend time explaining why they are better than others, or send long messages trying to convince the customer to choose them. This burns time and damages margins. It also encourages customers to treat the work like a commodity.
Exclusivity removes this pressure. The customer interacts with one provider, receives their price and books the appointment. It is simpler for the customer and more profitable for the operator.
This clarity is the reason many businesses stay in their assigned region long term. When competition on the enquiry disappears, the entire relationship changes from negotiation to straightforward delivery.
Organic Momentum Within a Region
Over time, operators usually notice that their region begins to generate secondary demand that is not directly linked to the original enquiries. Customers who have had a good experience will refer friends and family. Local communities begin to share recommendations.
Trade contacts develop. The operator becomes known in their area, not because they advertise, but because they consistently serve incoming enquiries.
This momentum compounds in a way that advertising cannot replicate. When a region is stable, operators do not need to rely on short-term promotional strategies. They simply continue to answer enquiries, complete bookings and maintain service quality.
How We Consider New Applications
When someone expresses interest in joining the network, we review their location, operational capacity and suitability. We consider how far they can realistically travel, their communication habits and whether they are capable of managing steady inbound demand.
We do not make decisions based on social media presence or branding. We care about whether the operator can handle real customers.
If a region is already assigned, it will not be offered. If a region is unassigned, we evaluate whether the applicant fits the area. If they do, they receive the slot. If not, we continue searching. The system works because each region is occupied by an operator who is positioned to manage it well.
Maintaining Territory Integrity
Territory integrity is critical to long-term performance. A region only functions properly when there is one provider responsible for it. If that provider stops responding or cannot maintain capacity, demand suffers.
We monitor performance over time. If an operator consistently fails to handle enquiries or stops communicating, the region will be reassigned. This ensures that customers receive a reliable experience and that the network remains strong.
We do not interfere with pricing or dictate how operators run their business. Our role is to direct enquiries. The operator’s role is to deliver the service. When both sides perform, the territory remains stable and productive.