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Plug in four numbers about your shop. We'll show you the annualized value — revenue lift plus time saved on admin — compared against staying on your current tool. The math is shown below the result so you can see exactly how we got there.
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What your shop typically brings in per month.
How many vehicles you can work on at once.
Your average customer invoice. ≈ 52 tickets/month at this pace.
We benchmark lift against your starting point.
$23,240
Per year, based on a shop your size moving off ShopMonkey.
Revenue lift
$9,240
+3.5% on $264,000 annual
Time saved
$14,000
350 hrs/yr at $40/hr
Net of subscription
$16,052
3.2× the cost of SalesThumb Pro
Two value streams compound for shops that migrate to SalesThumb:
Average ticket isn't a lift factor in this model — it's shown back to you (as implied ticket volume, next to the field) so you can sanity-check whether these inputs match your shop. Revenue lift and time saved are driven by your monthly revenue, bay count, and current tool.
The "net of subscription" line subtracts SalesThumb Pro ($7,188/yr) from the total. HQ tier costs more but the value also scales — this calculator uses Pro as the conservative reference point.
This is an estimate, not a guarantee — modeled for this category of software switch, not drawn from real SalesThumb customer results (we're pre-launch). Your actual results depend on how aggressively you adopt the tier-pricing model, how quickly you turn on review automation, and what your customer mix looks like.
Estimate updates instantly. Nothing is sent or stored.
The estimate combines two effects every shop feels after switching: revenue lift and time saved on admin. Revenue lift comes from faster quoting, tiered good/better/best pricing, automated follow-up, and fewer missed bookings — we model it at 3.5%–8.5% of annual revenue depending on what you run today. Shops coming off spreadsheets or pen-and-paper see the biggest jump; shops on a generic tool like ShopMonkey or Tekmetric see a smaller, still-real bump.
Time saved is modeled at 4–12 admin hours per week — quoting, invoicing, scheduling phone tag, and review chasing — scaled modestly with bay count and valued at a conservative $40/hour across a 50-week year. We deliberately undercount: no value is assigned to better reviews, warranty upsells, or the sales playbook's 12-month follow-up sequence.
Compare the result against SalesThumb's pricing — plans start at $99/month per shop — and the payback period for most shops is measured in weeks, not years.
It adds two effects of switching: a revenue lift of 3.5%–8.5% (based on which tool you use today — shops coming off spreadsheets see the biggest jump) and admin time saved of 4–12 hours per week, valued at a conservative $40/hour across a 50-week year. These are modeled estimates, not figures from real customer reports (SalesThumb is pre-launch). The full math is shown beneath the result.
Yes, deliberately. The lift percentages are conservative modeled estimates for this category of software (not yet backed by real SalesThumb customer data, since we're pre-launch), owner time is valued at only $40/hour, the year is counted as 50 working weeks, and hours saved are capped at 3× no matter how many bays you run.
No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser — no email gate, no form, and nothing you type leaves the page.
For a one-to-three-bay tint, PPF, ceramic coating, or detailing shop, moving from spreadsheets or a generic tool to purpose-built software typically recovers 4–12 admin hours a week and lifts revenue 3.5%–8.5% through faster quoting, automated follow-up, and fewer missed bookings.
No credit card. Real customer onboarding support if you're migrating from ShopMonkey, OrbisX, TintWiz, or Tekmetric.