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Wrap shop management for Wisconsin installers. Design-approval workflow with customer e-sign, vinyl-yardage calculator with waste factor, automatic fleet-account pricing, install photo bay, and the multi-day scheduling that wraps actually need. Built for color change, commercial fleet, and partial wraps alike.

Market size
~650 aftermarket service shops
state-wide
Hub cities
Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay
+ more
State context
Milwaukee + Madison drive steady premium + commercial fleet demand.
Trial
At launch
Built for vehicle wrap workflows
Not a generic auto-shop tool with a wrap mode — purpose-built for the way vehicle wrap shops work.
Upload mockup PDF, customer e-signs approval before vinyl is ordered. No more email chains.
Enter square footage, apply your waste factor, and cost comes straight off the vinyl roll you're tracking. Margin shown live so you never under-quote.
3M 2080, Avery SW900, KPMF, Inozetek, Hexis — full brand × color catalog with roll inventory tracking.
Full wraps span 3-5 days. Multi-day bay blocks supported with customer mid-install SMS check-ins.
Document every panel, every seam. Customer gets a shareable post-install gallery + a digital fitment cert.
Set a fleet-wide discount or flat rate once for a commercial account, and it applies automatically to every vehicle's quote — no re-negotiating pricing job by job. Each vehicle still gets its own quote and invoice.
Wisconsin state context
Film laws: Wisconsin allows 50% VLT on front side, 35% on rear sides + back glass for sedans. Multi-purpose vehicles can run any darkness on rear + back. Windshield: top 5 inches AS-1 line. Medical exemption available.
Market: Milwaukee carries the luxury demand (Mequon / Brookfield); Madison sustains a steady younger ceramic + PPF market. Green Bay pulls a meaningful commercial fleet + Packers-tourism wrap business. Salt-belt winters drive paint protection.
Operators: always verify current VLT statutes with the Wisconsin DOT before quoting work. Laws and enforcement vary by county; medical exemptions usually require state-issued documentation.
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