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Detail shop management for California operators. Service packages (basic / premium / signature), recurring schedule support (monthly / quarterly), before/after photo galleries, and intelligent upsell prompts that turn one-off jobs into year-round revenue.
Market size
~3,200 aftermarket service shops
state-wide
Hub cities
Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco
+ more
State context
Luxury vehicle capital — PPF + wrap + ceramic command premium tickets.
Trial
At launch
Built for auto detailing workflows
Not a generic auto-shop tool with a detail mode — purpose-built for the way auto detailing shops work.
Bronze / Silver / Gold / Platinum tiers. Each package = bundled services with one click. Custom packages too.
Monthly / quarterly / semi-annual recurring. Auto-books the next visit on schedule. Customer gets pre-visit reminder SMS.
Every panel, every visit. Customer-shareable. Drives social proof + Google review uplift.
Mid-detail, the system surfaces 'add ceramic coating for $X' or 'engine bay detail $Y' — captures the upsell at peak intent.
Customer messages your shop number, you reply from the desktop or mobile app. No personal phone hand-out.
Every visit, every service, every photo on one timeline. Loyalty + tier reflects total spend.
California state context
Film laws: California is one of the strictest states for film tint: 70% VLT minimum on front side windows, any darkness on rear sides + back glass. Front windshield strip allowed above AS-1 line. Aftermarket shops typically pivot from tint to ceramic + PPF + wrap to capture the protection demand without running into VLT enforcement.
Market: California is the global capital for vinyl wrap (color change, commercial fleet, exotic protection) — LA's exotic-car scene drives tickets that average 2-3x other markets. PPF + ceramic adoption is high among Tesla owners (the largest Tesla market in the US). State has strict film tint laws but wrap and PPF demand more than makes up for it.
Operators: always verify current VLT statutes with the California DOT before quoting work. Laws and enforcement vary by county; medical exemptions usually require state-issued documentation.
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