Everything a tint, PPF, wrap or coating shop runs on.
An AI Copilot that runs the shop in plain English, a Phone Concierge that answers every call, automations that do the follow-up — and the proposals, scheduling and billing a film shop actually needs.
AI Copilot
Run the shop in plain English. Type what you need the way you’d say it at the counter. The Copilot knows your catalog, your calendar, your film and your numbers — and does the busywork in seconds.
A proposal from one sentence
“Ceramic IR all round on Charlotte’s Model Y, add the sunroof.” Priced from your own catalog, for that body style.
Book and move work
Put the job on an installer’s day, tied to its proposal, or shuffle Thursday when a car runs late.
Know your numbers
What earns the most per bay hour? Is anyone buying the top tier? Which proposals don’t close? Answered from your own invoices.
Order before you run out
What is running low, shade by shade, and what you are burning through fastest.
Write the follow-up for you
It drafts the campaign to chase unanswered proposals or ask for reviews — you read every word before it goes anywhere.
Phone Concierge
Every call answered. Every lead on the board. Your hands are full of film and the phone is ringing. Phone Concierge is an AI agent that answers your shop’s own number, knows your services and hours, and gets the job down before the caller rings the shop down the road.
Captures the lead
Name, number, car and the job they want — straight onto your board as a phone lead.
Books onto your calendar
Offers real openings, books the appointment, and moves one when a customer needs to.
Answers “is my car ready?”
Tells customers where their job stands, so the desk stops fielding status calls.
Knows when to hand off
Puts the caller through to a person, promises a call back, or takes a message — your choice.
Every call on the record
Each call lands in your inbox with a summary, the transcript and the recording.
Automations
The follow-up you meant to do — done every time. Set the rules once and the shop stops relying on somebody remembering. Texts, emails, review asks, board moves and commission, fired by what actually happens on the job.
Triggers across the whole job
New lead, proposal sent, viewed, authorized, declined or gone quiet; appointment booked or coming up; work finished, invoiced or paid; a customer you haven’t seen in a while.
Playbooks already written
Unanswered-proposal win-back, install reminder with a day-before confirm, aftercare the moment they drive off, a review request after payment, and bring-them-back for the next car.
Commission posts itself
Every paid invoice pays the installer or service writer their share — no Friday spreadsheet.
Respectful by design
Quiet hours so nobody gets a text at 11pm, and each flow stops the moment the customer replies, books or pays.
See what it won
Every flow shows who is in it, what it sent and how many it converted.
Packages & variants
The catalog is built the way film and coating shops actually price: by package, by tier and by body style.
Service → tier → variant
Tint, PPF, wraps and coatings each hold their own tiers; every tier holds body-style variants with their own prices.
Included vs. add-on coverage
Each package says which windows or areas are included and which are upsells, so the proposal writes itself.
Read your price menu
Photograph or upload a printed menu and the catalog is drafted from it for you to review — nothing saves until you approve it.
Bay time per package
Tell each package how long it takes and the calendar blocks out the right amount of an installer’s day.
Change once, choose what follows
Edit a tier’s film and pick which open proposals pick up the change. Invoiced work never changes under you.
Labor and parts split
Each package carries its labor share, so parts-only or labor-only tax comes out right.
Proposals customers sign on their phone
Send one link. The customer compares good, better and best, adds what they want, and signs.
Good / better / best
Tiers side by side so the upgrade sells itself, with the customer’s own add-ons on top.
Photos and video on the proposal
Show the film, the finish and past work right where the customer decides.
E-signature and your disclaimer
Your authorization terms are signed before anything is booked, and every signature is kept.
Self-serve “Get a proposal”
A public link customers can use to build their own proposal from your menu.
Vehicle, residential and commercial
Write a proposal for a Model Y, a storefront or a living room from the same app.
Leads, forms and texting
Every enquiry — from your website, your texts and your Phone Concierge — lands on the same customer record and the same board.
Booking forms for your website
As many forms as you need, each with its own services, plus a real thank-you page your ad platforms can count.
One number for texts and calls
Two-way texting from the shop’s own number, with photos out to customers.
Message center
Every text thread in one inbox, attached to the customer and the job.
Scheduling & installs
A calendar that knows how long a full front takes, who can do it, and when you’re already full.
Drag jobs onto a day
Schedule straight from an approved proposal; the package’s bay time sets the block.
Crew capacity and skills
Know who is in, what they can install, and get warned before you overbook.
Drop-off and pick-up
Handoffs are tracked with confirmations and photos, so nobody argues about the scratch later.
My Work for installers
A day and week view of exactly what each installer has, with per-package done states.
Project photo gallery
Before-and-after photos in folders, with crop and markup, on the project where they belong.
Film inventory
Know what is on the shelf and what is left on every roll.
Rolls by length, area or weight
Weigh the roll or measure it — either way you know the footage left.
Consumed by the job
Invoiced work takes its footage off the roll it came from, window by window.
Brands and series built in
Popular tint and PPF brands and their series come loaded, with film type set for you.
Invoicing, fleets & commission
Bill retail customers, dealers and fleets, and pay your people correctly.
Invoices as a link
The invoice goes out the moment the job is done, and the customer opens it on any device.
Dealer and fleet accounts
Terms, statements, aging and a portal where a fleet’s office can see what it owes.
Commission by role
Pay installers, the service writer who sold it, named people or a pool — by rate or by whole ticket.
Built-in accounting (add-on)
Profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow, bank accounts and reconciliation beside the jobs that produced them.
Reports
What sold, who sold it, and what it paid.
Packages sold
Which packages, tiers and variants actually sell — and which ones sit on the menu.
Salesperson scorecard
Proposals raised, close rate and average ticket per person.
Commissions and transactions
Every payout and every payment, filterable by date and person.
Logins and usage
Who is in the app and when, across the whole team.
Built, and switching on soon.
Finished in the product and not yet turned on for shops. Listed so nobody buys on a promise.
Online card payments
Customers paying the invoice by card from the link.
QuickBooks Online sync
Invoices and payments flowing to QuickBooks for shops that keep their books there.
Questions about features.
Does Tint Monkey handle PPF as well as window tint?
Yes. Paint protection film is its own service with its own tiers — gloss, matte, whatever you sell — and packages like partial front, full front and full body, each priced per body style.
Can I sell vinyl wraps and ceramic coatings too?
Yes. Any service you offer can have tiers, body-style variants and packages with included and add-on coverage. New shops start with window tint, PPF, ceramic coating and paint correction already set up, and you can add wraps in a minute.
How is film inventory tracked?
By the roll. Record a roll by length, area or weight, and every invoiced job takes its footage off the roll it used, so you see what is left before an install rather than halfway through one.
Can customers approve and sign proposals on their phone?
Yes. The proposal is a link. The customer compares tiers, picks add-ons and signs your authorization terms on the page, and the signed copy is kept with the job.
What does the AI Copilot do?
The AI Copilot takes plain-English requests and does the work: it writes proposals priced from your catalog, books and moves jobs, logs the film a job used, answers questions about your sales, close rate and stock, and drafts follow-up campaigns. It shows you exactly what it will change and waits for your approval.
What is the Phone Concierge?
Phone Concierge is an AI agent that answers your shop’s own number. It captures the caller’s car and job as a lead, books or moves appointments, tells customers where their job stands, and puts them through to a person or takes a message. Every call is logged with a summary, transcript and recording.
What can automations do?
Automations send texts, emails and review requests, move proposals on the board, notify your team and post commission — triggered by leads, proposals, appointments, finished work, payments or customers you have not seen in a while. Ready-made playbooks cover proposal follow-up, reminders, aftercare, reviews and win-back.
See it with your own menu.
Upload your price menu on day one and send your first proposal the same afternoon.
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