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I went through the same thing not long ago. What helped me was ignoring the price tag at first and looking at what is actually included, because detailing can mean anything from a slightly better wash to full interior and exterior surface care. For a Hyundai used daily for commuting and errands, the buildup happens slowly, so I wanted something that covered the cabin, paint, trim, wheels, and glass rather than just a quick pass. If you want to compare how a full package is described, the hyundai auto detailing service listing is a reasonable reference point, since it lays out what each stage covers and starts around 199. That made it easier for me to see when other quotes were vague. My general rule is that if a provider cannot explain what is done to each surface and how long it takes, that is a red flag regardless of price. I would compare two or three options and pick the one with the clearest terms rather than the cheapest number.