Ceramic coating business software

Price a coating by the product, not by the paragraph

Ceramic coating sells on the product and the warranty behind it, so that is how the price book is built: products with their warranty ratings, the prep that goes with them, and add-ons. Quote a two-year, a five-year and a lifetime option on one proposal, each at its own price, and let the customer trade up on their own instead of waiting for you to re-quote.

The proposal shows your real Google reviews beside the packages, freezes the price when it is sent, and takes an e-signature on acceptance. Approval, booking and the deposit happen in one flow through Stripe or Square hosted checkout, so a $1,800 coating gets committed to rather than "thought about".

Prep days, cure time and a schedule that reflects them

A coating is not a one-hour job, and the calendar knows it. Estimated duration, multi-installer assignment, day, week, month and list views, and reschedule from the job in two taps. Start and Complete stamps produce real time-on-the-job reporting averaged by vehicle type and package, against what you booked — which is how you find out that your full correction plus coating is actually a two-day job.

• Photos and condition notes on the job, so the swirls that were already there are documented
• E-signed waivers and warranty records attached to the customer and the vehicle
• Customer and vehicle history, so a returning car brings its coating record with it
• Deposits, partial payments, tips, refunds, receipts and invoice PDFs
• 0% platform markup on card payments on every paid plan

Aftercare, reviews and the second sale

Ten text templates across eight job triggers cover booked, reminders, on my way, complete, review request and quote follow-up. Mark the coating done and the Google review request texts itself, lands on your Google Business Profile and syncs back onto your shop website — which matters more for coatings than almost any other service, because nobody buys a five-year warranty from a shop with four reviews.

Business includes the marketing suite: AI-written emails on a house template, multi-step automations including a quote follow-up funnel, broadcasts, and Ad Studio building unlimited branded social ads off your real price book. If you also sell maintenance work, detailing memberships bill automatically.

A website that sells the finish

Business includes a hosted shop website at a PeelBoard address, and you can point your own domain at it with SSL provisioned for you. Pick the look (backgrounds, motion, fonts), load the portfolio, turn on the before-and-after slider, let your synced reviews sit under it, and the lead form feeds straight into your pipeline with its source tracked.

Numbers that tell you which coating to push

Quote win rate is booked divided by sent — no invented "lost" column. True margins come out after product cost and overhead rather than before. Opt in and benchmark your shop against other PeelBoard shops. One weekly brief lands every Monday with the week behind you and the week ahead.

Your team, and what they can see

Team access gives you Owner, Admin and Installer roles with per-feature access per role and per person, and 5 seats included on Business. Turn the "Prices and money" switch off for a role and every dollar amount disappears for them, along with Quotes, Invoices, Price Book and Reports. They still see the vehicle, the products and the schedule. Notifications follow access, so nobody gets a payment alert they should not see.

Most coating shops also tint, film or detail. Each of those is a first-class price book here, not a relabelled one: window tint, PPF, detailing, vinyl wrap, flat glass. See how that compares with the seven products most shops look at on the comparison page.

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