Window tint shop software

Film and labour on one line, priced by the job

Quote a full vehicle or two doors, hold the film cost against the labour, and send a picture of the finished glass with the invoice. No parts catalogue required.

One price, every user included. Reviewed 12 September 2026.

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The symptom

You already know
this one.

Every job is a custom quote, so every job starts as a blank invoice and ends as a guess.

What we built for it: Saved job templates that carry their own film cost and hours.
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.

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