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SalesThumb isn't a 3D color-change renderer — it's wrap design software for everything after the mockup exists: customer e-signature on the design proof, automatic vinyl yardage with waste factor, brand-tracked rolls (3M, Avery, Hexis, KPMF, Inozetek), and a scheduled, quoted, invoiced job the moment the design is approved.
Launching August 1, 2026 — get early access.
What you're stuck on
Today's pain
Design mockups live in email threads and text messages — nobody can find the approved version
How SalesThumb fixes it
Attach the design proof to the quote. The customer reviews and signs digitally right there — the approved file and the signed record live on the same job forever.
Today's pain
Customers say 'that's not what I asked for' after $3,000-$8,000 of vinyl is already cut
How SalesThumb fixes it
No vinyl order has to go out without a signed customer approval on the exact design proof shown. The signature is timestamped and attached to the job record.
Today's pain
You eyeball yardage and either over-order (waste) or under-order (a second roll trip mid-job)
How SalesThumb fixes it
Yardage is calculated automatically from the approved design's coverage area, waste factor included — the same roll math that runs film/vinyl inventory deduction.
Today's pain
Design revisions mean a new file, a new text thread, and a new chance to lose track of which version is current
How SalesThumb fixes it
Re-send a revised proof for a fresh signature any time the design changes — the original proof, the revision, and both approvals stay on the customer's timeline in order.
Today's pain
Brand-specific vinyl (3M, Avery, Hexis, KPMF, Inozetek) doesn't track cleanly in a generic tool
How SalesThumb fixes it
Vinyl rolls are tracked by brand, series, color, and finish, with roll-length remaining — feeds the yardage calc and flags low stock before a job gets scheduled.
What you get
Attach the design proof to the quote. Customer reviews and signs with a drawn signature + typed name — timestamped and attached to the job record before vinyl gets ordered.
Coverage area on the approved design converts to linear feet off the roll, waste factor included — the same material math that runs roll inventory and COGS.
Vinyl tracked by brand, series, color, and finish, with roll-length remaining. Auto-PO drafts when a series runs low.
Once the design is approved, send the cut straight from the quote screen to your Platinum Cut plotter — no filename-juggling between two computers.
Color changes span 2-3 days. Schedule cut, dry-fit, and install as one connected job the moment the customer signs off on the design.
Proof sent, signature captured, re-sent if it changes, vinyl ordered, job scheduled — every step timestamped on the customer's record instead of scattered across email and texts.
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FAQ
Not in the sense of a 3D color-change renderer — SalesThumb doesn't generate the mockup itself. It's the workflow around the design: upload the proof your designer (or you) built, get the customer's digital signature before vinyl is ordered, calculate yardage automatically, and track brand-specific rolls. Pair it with your existing rendering tool for the visual itself.
Attach the design proof (PDF or image) to the customer's quote. They review it and sign with a drawn signature plus typed name — both timestamped and stored on the job record. No vinyl order should release without that signed approval on file.
Yes. Coverage area on the quote converts to linear feet off the roll automatically, with a waste factor built into the math — the same calculation that runs roll deduction for inventory and cost-of-goods tracking.
Roll inventory supports 3M (1080/2080), Avery (SW900), Hexis (HX20000), KPMF, and Inozetek by series, color, and finish (gloss/matte/satin/brushed/chrome), with roll-length remaining.
Re-upload the revised proof and send a fresh approval request — the customer signs again, and both the original and the revised proof stay attached to the job's timeline so there's a record of what changed and when.
Yes — Platinum Cut plotter bridge sends the cut directly from the quote screen once the design is approved. No filename-juggling between two machines.
Yes. Multi-day project scheduling handles cut, dry-fit, and install as one connected job, with per-phase SMS updates to the customer automatically.
Plans start at $159/month per shop billed annually ($199/month billed monthly), with a 30-day free trial at launch. Full plan matrix at /pricing.
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Launching August 1, 2026 — join the waitlist for early access. 30-day free trial at launch.
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