For tint shops · Updated for 2026

The Best Software forWindow Tint Shops

High-volume scheduling, film inventory by VLT, instant quoting, and invoicing built for tint shops — plus directory leads from customers searching for tint near them.

Quick Answer

Wraptor gives tint shops a fast quoting-to-invoice pipeline built for high job volume: same-day scheduling on a drag-and-drop board, film inventory tracked by series and VLT, flat-rate package pricing per vehicle type, Stripe payments, warranty cards stored per vehicle, and a customer job tracker. Plans start at $75/month flat — versus Tint Wiz at $100+/month — and include the consumer directory, where customers searching 'window tint near me' find your shop and send you leads. Mixed shops also run wraps and PPF on the same board.

What is the best software for window tint shops?

Tint Wiz is the best-known tint-specific CRM ($100+/month) and handles the basics well: projects, invoices, and customer contact. Wraptor covers the same core — fast quoting by vehicle and package, scheduling, invoicing with Stripe, film inventory — and adds what tint tools don't have: a customer job tracker portal, client proofing for graphics work, AI-powered email that detects leads, a consumer directory of 4,500+ shops that routes 'tint near me' searchers to your listing, and a vetted installer network. Wraptor starts at $75/month flat with every feature included, which usually undercuts per-shop tint tools once you're past one user.

How do tint shops handle high job volume?

Tint is a volume business — a good two-bay shop turns 6–12 vehicles a day, and the bottleneck is almost never the install, it's the admin between installs. The fix is standardization: flat package pricing per vehicle class (sedan / coupe / SUV / truck), pre-built quotes that convert to invoices in one tap, and a board view showing today's bays at a glance. Wraptor's job board is built for this cadence: jobs move Lead → Scheduled → In Bay → QC → Done, customers get automatic status texts, and payment links go out with the invoice so cars don't sit finished and unpaid. Shops switching from paper books or generic calendars report saving 30–60 minutes of admin per day.

How should a tint shop track film inventory?

Track every roll by film line and VLT: brand and series (3M Ceramic IR, XPEL Prime, SunTek CIR, Llumar), VLT percentage (5%, 20%, 35%, 50%, 70%), width, and remaining footage. Running out of 20% ceramic mid-day costs you the afternoon's bookings. Wraptor tracks rolls with low-stock alerts and logs usage per job, so you see actual film cost per vehicle and reorder before you're out. It also surfaces which films actually sell — most shops discover 80% of jobs use three SKUs and stop over-stocking the rest.

What about window tint laws?

Every state sets its own legal VLT limits for each window position, and the shop is expected to know them — quoting an illegal front-window tint creates comebacks and liability. Keep a current reference at the point of sale: we maintain a free state-by-state guide at wraptor.io/blog/window-tint-laws-by-state covering VLT limits, windshield rules, and medical exemptions for all 50 states. Wraptor jobs record the film and VLT installed per window, so if a customer ever disputes what was installed, the record is on the invoice.

How much does tint shop software cost?

Tint-specific tools run roughly $100–$200 per month (Tint Wiz starts around $100/month). Generic schedulers look cheaper per seat but need 3–4 add-on subscriptions to match (invoicing, payments, review requests, messaging). Wraptor is flat-rate with everything included: Installer at $75/month (1 user), Shop at $150/month (2 users), Pro Shop at $250/month (5 users), Multi-Shop at $400/month (10 users). Quoting, invoicing, Stripe payments, inventory, the customer portal, directory leads, and AI email are all in every plan — no per-module pricing.

Does Wraptor work for shops that do tint, wraps, and PPF?

Yes — that's the most common Wraptor shop profile. Each service keeps its own workflow: tint jobs run a fast same-day pipeline, wraps run the full Design → Print → Install → QC flow, PPF tracks film and warranty records. One login, one customer database, one invoice history. Your directory listing shows all services, and incoming leads are tagged by what the customer asked for — so a tint customer today becomes a wrap quote next quarter, and you can see that history in one place.

How do tint shops get more customers?

The highest-intent channel is local search: 'window tint near me' and 'tint shop [city]'. That means a complete Google Business Profile, steady review volume, and presence in the directories customers actually browse. Wraptor includes a listing in its consumer directory — 4,500+ wrap, PPF, and tint shops searchable by city and service — and routes quote requests from those pages straight to your inbox as leads. Combine that with automatic review requests after pickup and a portfolio page (Wraptor's AI studio turns install photos into social-ready posts), and the marketing side mostly runs itself.

How Wraptor stacks up

Side-by-side comparison of Wraptor vs the tools shops in this vertical typically use.

FeatureWraptorTint WizUrableSpreadsheets
Same-day volume schedulingManual
Film inventory by VLT/rollPartialManual
Flat package quoting-
Online payments (Stripe)-
Customer job tracker portal-Partial-
Client proofing (graphics/wrap work)---
Consumer directory leads---
AI email with lead detection---
Wraps & PPF on the same boardPartialManual
Starting price$75/mo flat$100+/moPer-userFree

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