Best Software for a Shop That Does Wraps, Tint, and PPF (2026)

The best software for a shop that does wraps, tint, and PPF keeps one customer record and one calendar but runs each service its own way: wraps quoted from measured square footage and moved through design, proof, print, and install; tint priced per window or by package and booked into same-day slots; PPF sold as a coverage package and scheduled across a multi-day bay booking. We rank Wraptor first for that shop because it quotes and schedules all three in one system, on flat plans from $99/month. If you only tint, Tint Wiz is the closer fit; a detailer adding PPF on a tight budget should look at Urable, and a sign shop that wraps a few vans a year at shopVOX.

Disclosure: Wraptor makes Wraptor. We rank it first for the shops it was built for and say plainly who should pick something else.

The short version

• •One customer, one record, every service. The tint, PPF, and wrap on one customer's vehicles should share one contact, vehicle history, and job.
• •Each service needs its own pricing math. Wraps price from square footage, tint per window or package, PPF by coverage package. Generic line items send you back to a spreadsheet.
• •The calendar decides whether the mix works. A two-hour tint and a three-day PPF install share the same bays, so conflict checks on bays and installers matter more than in a single-trade shop.
• •We rank Wraptor first for shops that do all three. It quotes wraps from 2,232 measured vehicles, prices tint and PPF from your own price list, and runs one board, one bay calendar, and roll inventory.
• •Tint-first and detail-first tools win in their own lane. Tint Wiz for a shop that only tints, Urable for a detailer adding PPF.
• •Test with one real mixed job. Quote a wrap, tint, and PPF on the same vehicle during a trial and count the times you leave the tool.

What a mixed shop needs that a single-trade shop doesn't

Most shop software is built for one trade and tolerates the others. That holds until your tint bay, PPF bay, and wrap install share a calendar, a customer list, and a film rack. Five things matter:

• •One customer and one job across services. A tint customer comes back for PPF on the same car and a wrap on the work van; every quote, invoice, and warranty should hang off one record.
• •Department work kept straight. Wraps run through design, proof, print, and install; tint is usually same-day; PPF is a multi-day bay booking. One board has to hold all three without forcing tint through a print stage.
• •Quoting that matches how each service sells. Square footage for wraps, a per-window or full-car menu for tint, coverage packages for PPF.
• •Inventory by the roll, and by shade for tint. The quote, the state law, and the roll on the shelf have to agree before film is cut.
• •One calendar for every bay. A sedan tint at 9:00 and day one of a full-body PPF at 1:00 need a view by bay, conflict checks on bay and installer, and multi-day blocks.

Bottom line: shortlist tools that model all five. Most tools sold to tint, PPF, or sign shops model two or three.

The shortlist at a glance

Why Wraptor ranks first for a shop that does all three

One customer, one job, one tracking link

Every job, quote, invoice, and email threads back to one customer record, which also holds that customer's vehicles, and every job gets its own customer tracking link the moment it is created. When a tint customer adds PPF, use Build Quote on the job's Quotes tab and the second quote lives on the same job. Customer emails name the work the way you sold it, so a tint customer is never told about "your wrap."

Each service priced its own way

Turn on Wrap, Window tint, and PPF under Shop → Shop Standards → What you sell (a full-service shop starts with all three ticked). Each becomes a chip on the New quote sheet and its own tab under Money → Quote Settings → Materials, labor & add-ons.

• •Wraps open on Estimate by area: the measured square footage fills in from 2,232 measured vehicles, then your films, labor rows, and a visible waste line price the job.
• •Tint and PPF open on Per unit from your price list. Load starters adds the usual items, from full car ceramic and windshield strip to full front and full body, inactive until you price them.
• •Window kit and Coverage package pricing adds a shade per window on the customer's line and an amber note when a shade is darker than the customer's state allows. It is rolling out shop by shop and stays off until Wraptor turns it on for yours.
• •Any quote can offer Good / Better / Best options or optional add-ons the customer ticks, such as a windshield strip.

One board, with the right people notified

Pick Full Service on the Preset row under Settings → Workflow, then rename stages, add checklists, and require sign-off where you need it. When a job lands in a stage, only assigned teammates whose role does that work are notified: design, proof, and print stages ping designers; install, prep, tint, and PPF stages ping installers. A tint job that needs no design moves straight to install from the card's Move to… menu.

One calendar for every bay

Scheduling → Calendar books installs into a bay with a crew, and Day view gives each bay its own column. Every save checks the bay and every installer on it, so a tint slot cannot land on a PPF block unless you tick Allow overlapping bookings on purpose. The Duration buttons (1d to 5d) book multi-day installs in one step, and your public booking page can offer tint as Choose an exact time slots and longer work as Request a preferred date. The week Capacity planner comes with Wraptor Shop.

Film and records that protect the work

Shop → Inventory keeps Vinyl, Laminate, PPF, and Window Tint as separate categories, each item with its SKU, color, finish, roll size, cost per roll, and a minimum that flags it LOW; stock each tint shade as its own SKU. Usage is logged from the job's Materials tab, and on Wraptor Shop the rack tracks every roll and remnant individually. Signed check-in and check-out condition reports record the paint before film goes on, and Register warranty on the job's Details tab issues a printable certificate.

Wraptor Starter is $99/month for two seats and one location; Wraptor Shop is $199/month with unlimited seats, roll-level inventory, and the Capacity planner. New shops start on a 7-day Wraptor Shop trial.

Where we are honest about ourselves

Wraptor launched in 2025 and has a smaller community than shopVOX, and our trial is shorter than Tint Wiz's 30 days. We have no film-manufacturer dealer platforms, no 3D film visualizer, and no PPF pattern-cutting library. On Wraptor Starter and Wraptor Shop, all three services share one main job board rather than separate department boards; when a vehicle's tint happens on a different day from its wrap, book it as a second visit on the same job.

Bottom line: if your shop does all three trades, or two with plans for the third, Wraptor is the tool on this list built to quote, schedule, and stock all of them.

The rest of the shortlist, by the shop each fits

These are listed by the shop each fits, not as a numbered ranking. Trade-by-trade rankings are in our best window tint shop software and best PPF shop software roundups and the full wrap shop software ranking.

Tint Wiz: the tint-first shop that also installs PPF

A CRM built for tint and PPF shops that also supports wraps, at $150/mo flat with unlimited users and a 30-day no-card trial, with co-branded dealer platforms for Solar Gard and Hüper Optik. The gaps are on the wrap side: no design-print-install stages, no artwork proofing, no customer job tracker. See Wraptor vs Tint Wiz.

Urable: the detailer adding PPF

A low-cost scheduler and CRM for detailing and PPF shops, at $70 – $183/mo with unlimited users. Its 3D Visualizer previews manufacturer films on 15,000+ stock models, which makes it a real PPF sales tool. It has no square-footage quoting or wrap stages, and inventory is product counts, not roll footage. See Wraptor vs Urable.

shopVOX: the sign shop that wraps on the side

A mature sign, print, and apparel system at $109/mo Express or $249/mo PRO; one full user included, additional full users $29/$49/mo. Vehicle-template measurement is the paid smartWrap PRO add-on, inventory is optional, and tint and PPF are set up as custom products. See Wraptor vs shopVOX.

GarageTool: the shop that mainly wants a faster wrap estimate

A newer wrap and sign tool at $100–$200/mo + $10/employee/mo with 15,000+ vehicle templates for estimating. There is no customer job tracker or warranty certificates, so many shops keep a second tool for everything after the quote.

Shopmonkey: the repair shop with a film bay

A strong mechanical-repair system at $239 – $499/mo + $20/user, sold by demo with no trial. It has no film math, panel square footage, proofing, or roll inventory.

Who should pick something else

• •A shop that only tints and never plans to wrap or install PPF → Tint Wiz. It is tint-native, flat-priced, and has dealer-platform ties Wraptor does not.
• •A detailer adding PPF, or tinting a few cars a week → Urable. Wraptor starts at $99/month; if you book one vehicle a day and never quote from square footage, Urable is the honest pick.
• •A sign shop that wraps a few vans a year → shopVOX. If fabrication and custom manufacturing drive the business, evaluate shopVOX against that work.
• •A mechanical shop where film is under 20% of revenue → Shopmonkey or Tekmetric. You need parts catalogs and labor guides more than film math.
• •A mobile tinter with no shop → Jobber. Dispatch and on-site quoting matter more than a bay calendar.
• •A shop that wants a longer trial → Tint Wiz or Urable. Ours runs 7 days.

How to test any tool with one mixed job

1. 1.Quote a full wrap, a ceramic tint, and a full-front PPF for one customer's vehicle, and check each prices the way you sell it.
2. 2.Book the tint as a two-hour slot and the PPF as a three-day block in the same bay, then try to book a third job on top.
3. 3.Assign an installer, log the film used, and send the customer one link.

Count the steps where you had to leave the tool. That is the real cost of the software.

Run your own mix through it

The quickest way to judge Wraptor is to put next week's real wraps, tint, and PPF jobs into it. Start a 7-day free trial with no card required, or book a demo to walk through it with your own services and prices. The tint shop and PPF shop pages show each service on its own.

FAQ

What software works for a shop that does wraps, tint, and PPF? One system that keeps one customer record but prices each service its own way: wraps by measured square footage, tint per window or by package, and PPF by coverage package. We make Wraptor and rank it first for shops that do all three. Tint Wiz fits a tint-first shop, and Urable fits a detailer adding PPF.

Is Tint Wiz or Wraptor better for a tint and PPF shop? For a tint-only shop, Tint Wiz can be the better choice: it is tint-native, flat-priced with unlimited users, and comes with a 30-day no-card trial and film dealer platforms. Wraptor fits better once wraps join the mix, adding wrap production stages, artwork proofing, a customer tracking page, and quoting from measured square footage.

Can one Wraptor job hold a wrap, tint, and PPF for the same vehicle? Yes. Use Build Quote on the job's Quotes tab to add each service to the same job, and the customer follows it all on one tracking link. On Wraptor Starter and Wraptor Shop all services share one main job board, so book work done on another day as a second calendar visit on the same job.

How should a mixed shop schedule a same-day tint next to a multi-day PPF install? Book both into specific bays with the installers attached, and let the software refuse overlaps. Wraptor's calendar checks the bay and every installer on each save, and its Duration buttons book blocks of one to five days for longer installs.

Does Wraptor track window tint film by shade? Window Tint is its own inventory category with SKU, product, color, and finish fields, so each shade you stock can be its own SKU. Where window-kit pricing is turned on, the quote also prints each window's shade on the customer's line.

Who should not pick Wraptor? A tint-only shop is better served by Tint Wiz, a detailer adding PPF on a tight budget by Urable, and a sign shop that wraps a few vans a year by shopVOX. A mechanical shop with a film bay should look at Shopmonkey or Tekmetric, and a shop that wants a longer trial at Tint Wiz or Urable.

Sources: Tint Wiz — tintwiz.com · Urable — pricing · Urable — 3D Visualizer · shopVOX — pricing · shopVOX — smartWrap vehicle templates · GarageTool — pricing · Shopmonkey — pricing · Shopmonkey — demo