BootLoop for Business
BootLoop’s business service is designed for local employers, repair shops and organizations that need repeatable device repair, advanced overflow work, setup support or scheduled repair access without treating every device like a brand-new consumer transaction.
We support recurring repair and troubleshooting for employee phones, tablets and computers on a request-based business workflow.
Independent shops can refer advanced jobs they do not want to perform in-house while keeping the customer relationship on their side.
Planned mobile deployments bring common repair, setup and intake services to an employer or organization on a scheduled service day.
Wholesale ≠ consumer discount
A repeat-volume relationship should be priced around volume, turnaround, shipping, liability and the actual work—not an improvised percentage off a consumer menu.
Wholesale and recurring business arrangements are quoted separately so both sides know the service scope, approval process and handoff before devices start moving.
Built for the actual use case
Send devices when something breaks. Good for small teams that need a trusted local escalation path.
Create a repeat process for repair, device setup and common employee technology issues.
Use the Advanced Lab for repair categories your internal team or repair shop does not handle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers to the questions customers most often ask before starting this type of request.
Yes, on a request basis. Business device support can cover employee phones, tablets and computers with repair intake, diagnostics, setup and repeat service workflows.
Yes. Repair-shop overflow is designed for advanced work such as microsoldering, HDMI reconstruction, trace/pad repair and selected NAND or specialty jobs the referring shop does not perform in-house.
Those capabilities are part of the BootLoop Mobile and employee-device-clinic rollout. Current availability depends on location, volume and operational capacity.
Not necessarily. Wholesale and recurring business work use separate pricing because volume, turnaround, shipping, liability and approval workflows differ from one-off consumer repair.
