Auto repair
Per-service approval from the customer's phone.
Auto repair shop softwareAuto repair shop software
The estimate your customer approves from the driveway
Services priced separately, inspection photos attached, and an approval that carries a name and a timestamp. The customer takes the brakes and declines the bumper, and the total changes itself.
One price, every user included. Reviewed 12 September 2026.
The symptom
You already know
this one.
You text a photo of a cracked belt, then re-type the whole estimate because they only wanted half of it.
- What we built for it
- Per-service approval. Not the whole ticket, one line at a time.
- Why it holds up here
- DealWrench was written for a six-week truck build with parts on order, a deposit taken and a change order halfway through. A shop that handles that handles a brake job. The hard case came first on purpose.
- Who is behind it
- Built and run inside a working upfit shop in Colorado. Our customer count is one shop — our own.
Limits
What it does not do.
Worth knowing before you spend time on us, and easier to read here than to discover in week three.
- No integrated parts catalogue or labour guide. You price from your own supplier and your own rates.
- No payroll, and no multi-location reporting.
- Staff screens are designed for a desktop at the counter. There is no native mobile app.
- Public enrolment is not open. The waitlist is the way in.
The other shops we are built for
Same product, different bay.
Tire
Tires as their own line kind, with their own margin.
Tire shop softwareWindow tint
Film and labour on one line, priced by the job.
Window tint shop softwareUpfit and accessories
Six-week builds, deposits and change orders.
Upfitting shop softwareOne price, every user
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We write back with the price in full and a shop that looks like yours.