Window tint websites built for vehicle-specific quote flows.
Window tint shop website design built around how tint actually gets sold — by vehicle, by section, by film tier. Plus the local SEO work that gets you ranking for window tint searches in your market.
What tint shops actually need.
Tint pricing has more variables than almost any other service trade. Vehicle, sections, darkness, tier, ceramic vs. carbon, removal of old film, warranty. A generic contact form throws all of that on your phone.
Per-vehicle quoting
A 2024 F-150 with a rear bench is a different glass count than a coupe. The site has to know the vehicle before it tries to quote it.
Per-section selection
Customers want to tint two fronts, two fronts plus rears, full vehicle, or strip-and-redo. The flow has to support every combination without making the customer think.
Tier comparison shown inline
Carbon vs. Nano Ceramic vs. Ceramic IR — most customers don't know the difference. Showing the tiers side by side raises average ticket more than any sales script.
Split darkness logic
Most jobs are 70% in front, 20% in back. The flow has to capture that without forcing the customer into a generic "pick one" dropdown.
Lead capture before the deposit step
Even the customers who don't book today should land in the dashboard with their full configuration, ready for follow-up.
Window tint SEO
On-page work and local citations targeting "window tint [city]" and related variations. Tint is one of the most searched local-service terms in any market.
The 378-vehicle quote wizard at Fitchin.
For Fitchin Auto Detail & Tint, the centerpiece of the build is a guided quote flow that handles 378 vehicle configurations. The customer picks the vehicle, picks the sections, picks the tier — and the system returns a real quote priced against live API logic, not a "we'll get back to you."
- 378-vehicle pricing logic with per-section coverage
- Tiered films (Carbon → Nano Ceramic → Ceramic IR) shown inline so customers see the value gap
- Split-darkness flow: front shades vs. rear shades handled in one step
- Lead capture before the final step — partial quotes still land in the dashboard
- Booking flow with deposit, calendar, and confirmation built in
- Live API pricing — owner can update prices once and the wizard updates everywhere
From quote to deposit in one flow.
The point of the wizard isn't to generate quotes. It's to book the work. After the customer sees the quote, the next step is a booking flow with deposit collection, calendar selection, and an automatic confirmation text plus email.
Even if the customer bails before paying the deposit, the system has their full vehicle configuration, contact info, and quoted price — sitting in a dashboard ready for the shop to follow up on the same day.
Want a quote system like this for your tint shop?
Send me your current site (or the Facebook page you're running instead). I'll scope a rebuild that prices the way your shop prices.