Tint Wiz alternatives

Tint Wiz Alternatives (2026): 6 Window Tint Shop Software Options Compared

PeelBoard, TintPro, Urable, Suds, QuoteIQ and Jobber, priced and featured from each company’s own public pages — including a fair look at when Tint Wiz itself is still the right call.

Competitor information comes from each company’s own public pricing and feature pages, checked on September 13, 2026. Plans and features change; if something here is out of date, email admin@getpeelboard.com and we’ll fix it.

What people are usually looking for

Searching for a Tint Wiz alternative usually means one of a few things: a shop running more than one trade that wants a price book built for each one instead of a single generic form; a shop that wants film — tint, PPF, wrap — tracked by the foot on the roll instead of a plain unit count; a flat-glass installer that wants cuts optimised and waste tracked, not just a quote; a shop with a crew that wants roles so an installer can’t see what a job is billed at; and, underneath all of that, the price — what a plan actually costs once you count every seat you need.

This page runs six real options against those five questions, with every fact taken from that company’s own pricing and feature pages. Nothing here is invented and nothing is guessed: where we could not verify a claim on the company’s own site, the card says so.

Six options, side by side

Each card is one company’s own pricing and feature pages. PeelBoard’s card is first because it’s ours — read the rest with that in mind.

PeelBoard

$0 / $49 / $99 per month

Free, Pro, Business — unlimited seats on Business

Best for: Shops running more than one trade — tint, PPF, ceramic, detailing, wrap, flat glass — who want a first-class price book for each one instead of one generic form with different labels.

What it has

  • A separate price book per trade
  • Film tracked by the foot per roll, with low-film alerts and a days-of-film forecast
  • Flat-glass Cut Planner: waste %, remnants, roll deduction
  • PPF coverage recipes by vehicle class
  • Admin/Installer team roles with a "Prices & money" toggle
  • Native iOS and Android apps
  • Hosted shop website (point your own domain at it)
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TintPro

$79–199/mo

Management, Growth, Executive — unlimited users

Best for: Shops that want a dedicated flat-glass cut and film optimizer alongside auto tint, and don’t need online booking on the entry tier.

What it has

  • Cut Sheet & Film Optimizer for flat glass
  • Film inventory with usage per job and auto-reorder
  • Side-by-side good/better/best proposals with e-sign
  • Two sub-products: TintPro Auto and TintPro Flat Glass

Not documented on its own site

  • A per-foot or per-roll film unit
  • PPF coverage recipes or a film forecast
  • 0% payment markup, an AI email writer or ad-creative tool
  • Role-based price hiding or a named import from Tint Wiz, Square or Goldie
  • A full hosted website (its offering is a lead-capture page)
PeelBoard vs TintPro →

Urable

$70–183/mo

Express, Pro, Enterprise — unlimited users

Best for: Multi-trade shops (detailing, PPF, wrap, tint, lawn care, landscaping, marine) that want one CRM with marketplace-synced inventory rather than a price book per trade.

What it has

  • "Virtual Shop" online booking with a deposit (Pro and Enterprise tiers)
  • Automatic post-job review requests, SMS and email reminders
  • Inventory tracking, plus the UrPartners marketplace auto-syncing purchases into stock
  • Stripe, Square, Affirm and Afterpay payments
  • Native iOS and Android apps

Not documented on its own site

  • Film tracked by the foot, yard or roll
  • A cut planner or PPF coverage recipe
  • A hosted website or ad-creative tool
  • User roles or price-hiding for installers
  • A named import from another shop system
PeelBoard vs Urable →

Suds

$199+/mo per location

Lifetime Founders rate; $299/mo without it

Best for: Multi-location detailing or auto-styling groups that want unlimited seats inside each location and auto-billed memberships.

What it has

  • Online booking with deposits
  • "Subscriptions" as a core MAX-plan feature
  • SMS and email alerts with on-my-way tracking, plus review requests
  • Unlimited users within a location

Not documented on its own site

  • Film tracked by the foot or roll
  • A cut optimizer
  • Several priced packages on one proposal
  • A hosted website included (it’s a separate paid service: $149/mo mobile, $329/mo shop, plus $399–999 setup)
  • 0% payment markup
PeelBoard vs Suds →

QuoteIQ

$30–699/mo

Five tiers, 1 to unlimited seats

Best for: A quoting-first flow — approve, self-schedule and pay a deposit in one step — if you’re willing to pay up to the higher tiers for it.

What it has

  • Good/better/best bundled package pricing
  • Self-scheduling ("InstaSchedule") and role-based price hiding, on Elite ($299) and Max ($699)
  • An AI website builder ($34.99/mo add-on, included on Max)
  • Multi-step automated email sequences
  • "Invoice Subscriptions" card-on-file auto-billing on every tier

Not documented on its own site

  • Film tracked by the foot or roll
  • A cut optimizer or PPF coverage recipe
  • 0% payment markup
  • A named import from Tint Wiz, Square or Goldie (its own Smart Import names other CRMs instead)
PeelBoard vs QuoteIQ →

Jobber

$49–499+/mo

Core, Connect, Grow — 1 seat, +$29/mo each; Plus has 5

Best for: General home-service businesses that want a mature, trade-agnostic platform and real customer referrals, not a tint-specific price book.

What it has

  • Client Hub: quote approval, scheduling and deposits in one place
  • "Show Pricing" per-user permission that hides prices on quotes, invoices and job line items
  • A free website builder with custom-domain support
  • Client Hub referrals: trackable links and an automatic service credit
  • Recurring jobs with automatic payments from a stored card

Not documented on its own site

  • Any trade-specific price book for tint, PPF, ceramic, detailing, wrap or flat glass
  • Film inventory by the foot (inventory comes from a third-party marketplace app)
  • A cut optimizer
  • 0% payment markup
  • A named import from Tint Wiz, Square or Goldie (generic CSV/TSV/PSV plus QuickBooks sync only)
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Every card above is taken from that company’s own public pricing and feature pages, checked September 13, 2026.

When Tint Wiz is still the right pick

To be fair to the product this page is named after: Tint Wiz is a flat $150 a month with unlimited users, stated on its own homepage FAQ — genuinely simple pricing if you run a big crew and hate per-seat math. It sells a standalone flat-glass cut optimiser for 36, 48, 60 and 72-inch rolls, and it markets tint, PPF, ceramic coating, wrap and flat glass through one shared CRM and proposal system, so a shop happy running every trade through one proposal template, at one flat price, may not need to look further. See the full row-by-row breakdown on PeelBoard vs Tint Wiz.

Fair questions, straight answers.

What’s the best Tint Wiz alternative for a shop running more than one trade?

PeelBoard is built with a separate price book for tint, PPF, ceramic coating, detailing, vinyl wrap and flat glass, so each trade gets its own pricing form rather than one generic quote template. TintPro and Urable also serve multiple trades, but through a shared workflow rather than a price book per trade.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Tint Wiz’s $150 flat rate?

On headline price, yes — PeelBoard has a $0 Free plan, $49 Pro and $99 Business (unlimited seats), and QuoteIQ starts at $29.99 and Jobber at $49. Tint Wiz’s $150 and PeelBoard Business both include unlimited users, while Jobber’s cheaper tiers are 1 seat plus $29 a month each — so compare seats, not just the sticker price.

Which Tint Wiz alternative tracks film inventory by the foot?

PeelBoard tracks film rolls per SKU by the foot, with low-film alerts and a days-of-film forecast. TintPro tracks usage per job with auto-reorder but does not document a per-foot unit; Urable and Suds have general inventory tracking with no foot, yard or roll unit found on their pages; QuoteIQ and Jobber track parts/materials rather than film by length.

Does any alternative have a flat-glass cut planner like Tint Wiz’s cut optimizer?

Yes, two do. PeelBoard’s Cut Planner shows the waste percentage, tracks remnants and deducts film from the roll, and also handles PPF coverage recipes and a film forecast. TintPro sells a "Cut Sheet & Film Optimizer" for flat glass. We found no cut planner on Urable, Suds, QuoteIQ or Jobber’s own pages.

Is there a free trial on these?

Every new PeelBoard shop gets 14 days of the Business plan, every feature unlocked, no credit card. Trial terms on the other five vary by company and tier — check each one’s own pricing page before you commit a card number.

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