Websites built around how tint shops quote.
Your customer picks their vehicle, the windows, the film and the shade, and sees a real number. You get the whole job in your inbox before you pick up the phone. I built this first for Fitchin Auto Detail & Tint, the shop I started.
For tint shops tired of quoting in the DMs.
Shops quoting by phone and DM
You answer “how much for tint?” all day, and half of those people never come in. The quote flow answers it with a real number for their vehicle.
Shops outgrowing a Facebook page or a builder site
A contact form that collects a name and “how much?” isn’t enough. You need the vehicle, the windows and the film before you call back.
New shops setting up right
Start with service pages, a quote flow and a Google-ready structure, instead of rebuilding in a year.
Tint has more pricing variables than almost any trade.
Vehicle, windows, shade, film, old film, windshield, sunroof. A plain contact form throws all of that back on your phone.
Price by vehicle
A crew-cab truck isn’t a coupe. The quote has to know the vehicle before it gives a number.
Every coverage option
Full vehicle, front two, windshield, sun strip, sunroof, old-film removal. The customer picks what they want without calling to ask.
Films explained side by side
Most customers don’t know carbon from ceramic. At the counter I watched people pick the cheapest film because nobody showed them the difference. The quote shows it.
Different shades, front and back
Lighter up front, darker in back is common. The customer should be able to say that without a generic “pick one” dropdown.
The lead, even if they stop
Plenty of people start a quote and get distracted. Their contact info should still reach you.
Pages Google can understand
Service pages that say what you tint and where, built so Google can read them. No ranking promises; just a site that isn’t in the way.
Built for the shop I started.
I started Fitchin and spent years at its counter answering the same tint questions. This quote flow is how I took those questions off the phone. Customers choose from 450+ makes, models and body styles, and the price matches their vehicle type. Every screen below is there because it answers something customers used to call about.
Auto tint starts here. Home and business tint go to a short custom request.
Front sides, back sides and back glass can each get their own shade.
Carbon, Nano Ceramic and Ceramic IR side by side, in plain words, with the price difference spelled out.
Sunroof, sun strip, windshield and old-film removal, asked before the total, not after.
A total for that exact vehicle and a quote number. (April 2026; Fitchin now books by text from here.)
The service, the film, the shades and each add-on on its own line, so nobody is surprised at drop-off.
The whole job, before the first call.
Instead of “how much for tint?”, you get the year, make and model, the windows, the film, the shades and a total. Your follow-up becomes a confirmation, not an interview.
- An email for every quote with the vehicle, coverage, film, shades, add-ons, line items and total, plus an add-to-calendar button
- Contact details saved before the last step, so people who stop partway still land in your inbox
- A dashboard of leads, with a “needs follow-up” flag on anything open for more than two days
- A prices page you edit yourself; the quote picks up the new prices right away
- Control over which shades and add-ons the quote offers
- The customer gets a quote email with a quote number, good for 14 days
After the job, Fitchin’s system also emails the customer a Google review request. More on review requests.
What changes the scope.
No two shops price the same way, so there’s no one-size package here. These are the things that decide how much needs building:
How your shop prices
Flat by vehicle type, by window, by film tier, with removal and add-ons. The more your pricing has, the more the quote has to handle.
What else you sell
Detailing, ceramic coating or PPF in the same quote flow, or tint only.
Auto only, or home and business too
Residential and commercial jobs usually need a measured visit, so they’re built as a short request that sends you a qualified lead.
How you want to book
A quote that ends in “we’ll text you to book”, or online booking with a time slot and a deposit. Both can be built; we decide what your shop needs.
How many pages
A focused site, or service pages for each thing you do and the area you cover.
What you already have
Your logo, photos, prices and current site all change how much has to be made from scratch.
From first call to live quote.
- We talk through how your shop prices and books.
- You get a custom quote for the build.
- I build the site and the quote flow around your prices and films.
- You test it with real vehicles before customers see it.
- It goes live, and you edit prices yourself from then on.
A typical build takes about 30 days from when I have your logo, prices, film options and photos.
Usually this, and a bit more.
- Your logo
- Your service prices
- The films and shades you offer
- Photos of your shop and your work
- Contact details and hours
- How you take bookings now
Every shop is a little different. We’ll go through the full list on the first call.
Straight answers.
How much does a tint shop website cost?
It depends on how your shop prices, what else you sell, and how you want customers to book. Those are the things that change the work. Send me what you have now and I’ll give you a custom quote.
Can the quote handle home and business tint too?
Yes, that can be built. Most residential and commercial jobs need someone to see the glass, so the usual approach is a short set of questions that sends you a qualified lead instead of an instant price. We’d confirm what your shop needs before building it.
Do I have to change how I take bookings?
No. Fitchin’s quote ends with “text us to book,” because that’s how the shop works. If you’d rather have customers pick a time or pay a deposit online, that can be built in.
Can I change my prices later?
Yes. Prices live on a page you edit yourself, and the quote uses the new numbers the next time someone opens it. No developer needed.
Should I just use Wix or Squarespace?
Maybe. If you want a simple site you edit yourself and a basic contact form is enough, a builder can be the right call. Custom makes sense when you want the quote to price by vehicle, film and windows, and send you the full job before you pick up the phone.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
Nobody can honestly promise that. The site is built so Google can understand what you do and where. Where you show up also depends on your reviews, your Google Business Profile, and the other shops near you.
From the blog
- What a Window Tint Quote Form Should Ask
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- How Smart Quote Forms Help Local Businesses Increase Average Job Value
Learn how smart quote forms help local businesses introduce better options, educate customers, and increase average job value before the first follow-up call.
Want a quote flow that prices the way your shop does?
Send me your current site, or the Facebook page you’re using instead, and tell me how you price. I’ll come back with a custom quote.