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Detail shop management for Georgia 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
~1,600 aftermarket service shops
state-wide
Hub cities
Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah
+ more
State context
Atlanta is the tint hub of the Southeast.
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.
Georgia state context
Film laws: Georgia's current law (O.C.G.A. Sec. 40-8-73.1) is a flat 32% VLT minimum on every window of a sedan, with multi-purpose vehicles allowed any darkness behind the driver. A 2025-2026 bill (HB 1161) would split this into 28%/15%, but that change is delayed to July 1, 2027 - it is not yet in effect. Windshield: top 6 inches AS-1 line. Medical exemption available via a DPS dark-tinting permit. Enforcement is moderate.
Market: Atlanta is one of the densest tint markets in the country — heat, traffic congestion, and a strong truck/SUV culture drive demand. Ceramic coating adoption is rapidly growing post-pandemic; PPF demand follows the luxury market in Buckhead + Sandy Springs.
Operators: always verify current VLT statutes with the Georgia DOT before quoting work. Laws and enforcement vary by county; medical exemptions usually require state-issued documentation.
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