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Ceramic coating shop management for Arizona installers. Tier-based pricing (1yr / 3yr / 5yr / 10yr / lifetime), digital prep checklists per install, photo-documented application, automated recoating reminders, and warranty registration in the customer's pocket. Built for the high-trust, multi-touch ceramic sale.
Market size
~1,400 aftermarket service shops
state-wide
Hub cities
Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson
+ more
State context
Desert heat = ceramic + tint are what makes a car liveable.
Trial
At launch
Built for ceramic coating workflows
Not a generic auto-shop tool with a ceramic mode — purpose-built for the way ceramic coating shops work.
1yr / 3yr / 5yr / 10yr / lifetime — tier matrix with included services + recoat schedule auto-applied to the quote.
Decon → clay → paint correction → IPA wipe → coat. Checklist signed off step-by-step. Audit trail per install.
Before / paint-correction / coated photos per panel. Customer sees the work, not just the bill.
Staff registers the warranty with coverage tier, install date, and recoat dates, then sends a branded PDF certificate by email with a public verification link — customers file claims from that same page.
Auto-schedule recoat appointments by tier (e.g. 3yr coating → reminder at month 30). Drives repeat revenue.
Day-1, day-7, month-1 aftercare SMS sequence built in. Sets the customer up to maintain the coating right.
Arizona state context
Film laws: Arizona allows 33% VLT on front side windows, any darkness on rear sides + back glass. Windshield: top 5 inches above AS-1 line. Medical exemption available. Enforcement is light statewide.
Market: Arizona's extreme heat (110°F+ summers) makes window film and ceramic coating effectively required for vehicle longevity + interior comfort. Phoenix metro is one of the densest tint + ceramic markets per capita in the US. Scottsdale's luxury market drives premium PPF + wrap.
Operators: always verify current VLT statutes with the Arizona DOT before quoting work. Laws and enforcement vary by county; medical exemptions usually require state-issued documentation.
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