Prices checked November 2026
Tint, wrap and PPF shop software: prices compared
We read nine shop software makers’ pricing pages on November 1, 2026. Their paid plans start at $49 to $299 a month. Only Wraptor has a free plan, with one active job and one active quote. Peel, which we make, is free today, with no card.
Checked 2026-11-01.
The table
Shop software prices, November 2026
Monthly prices, month to month, in US dollars, from each maker’s own pricing page. “None listed” means the pricing page doesn’t name it, not that the product can’t do it.
| Software | A month (USD) | Free plan or trial | Car preview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peel Tint, PPF, wrap and coating shops. Made by WrapColor. | $0 today. Not for sale yet. | Free account, no card | 3D visualizer for your website, included |
| ShopHawk Tint, PPF, wrap and detailing shops | Starter $49, Growth $99, Pro $149, Complete $199 | No free plan or trial listed | None listed |
| WrapForce Wrap, PPF and tint shops | Starter $69, Pro $129, Turbo $249 | 14-day trial, no card | AI mockups: 40, 150 or 400 a month by plan |
| Urable Detailing, PPF, tint and wrap shops | Express $70, Pro $110, Enterprise $183 | No free plan or trial length listed | 3D Visualizer add-on, $150 a month |
| Wraptor Wrap shops: design, print and install | Starter $99, Shop $199, Fleet $299 | Free plan: 1 active job and 1 active quote, no card. 7-day paid trial with a card. | Wrap Studio AI renders, from Starter |
| shopVOX Print and sign shops | Express $109 + $29 a user, Pro $249 + $49 a user | Free trial on Express, demo for Pro | None listed |
| Tint Wiz Window tint and PPF shops | $150, one plan | 30-day trial, no card | None listed |
| Wrapstart Wrap, PPF and tint shops | Accelerator $199, Dominator $299, Enterprise from $499 | 14-day trial | 3D wrap configurator, from the $299 plan |
| Shopmonkey Auto repair shops | Basic $239, Clever $399, Genius $499 | No free plan or trial listed | None listed |
| FilmIQ PPF, tint and vinyl shops (early access) | $299, one plan | 14-day trial, card on file | None listed |
Prices change. Check the maker’s page before you sign up. Each name in the table links to the page we read.
One line each
What else each pricing page says
- ShopHawk: Unlimited users, no per-seat fees. Inventory from the Pro plan.
- WrapForce: Seats and texts are capped by plan (Starter: 3 seats, 50 texts a month).
- Urable: Yearly: $840, $1,320 or $2,200.
- Wraptor: Annual billing takes two months off.
- shopVOX: Pro onboarding packages start at $499.
- Tint Wiz: Unlimited users and projects.
- Wrapstart: Yearly billing: $159 and $239 a month.
- Shopmonkey: Annual pricing: $215, $359 or $449 a month.
- FilmIQ: Or $3,050 a year.
Our row
What Peel does today
Peel is ours, so here’s exactly what the free account has today, and below it what it doesn’t have yet.
- A 3D visualizer for your website
- Leads with the customer’s exact build
- A pipeline with notes and follow-ups
- Import from your current tool
- Good, better and best quotes
- Approval on the customer’s phone
- Install dates and a week schedule
- Deposits through your own pay link
- One-tap Google review request
Try it on a sample shop first: the demo needs no sign-up. Moving from another tool? See what moves.
Before you move
What Peel doesn’t do yet
If your shop runs on one of these, keep the tool that does it for now. Peel works beside it.
Online booking
Not yetCustomers can’t book a time on their own before a quote. After approving one they pick a drop-off from the hours you set, if you turn that on, and you confirm it. You set each install’s date and bay, and see the week on Peel’s schedule.
Card payments and invoices
Not yetPeel doesn’t take cards or send invoices. A deposit goes through your own pay link, straight to you, and you mark it received.
E-signatures
Not yetCustomers approve a quote by typing their name on it. There’s no signed document.
Team logins
Not yetOne sign-in per shop. Installers and the front desk don’t get their own logins yet.
Texting from Peel
Not yet“Text the link” opens your own phone’s Messages app with the quote link. Peel doesn’t send or receive texts.
Picking one
How to choose
- You need card payments and invoices in the same app. Pick a paid tool that lists them. Peel takes deposits through your own pay link, not cards.
- You have several people on the computer. Watch per-user fees: shopVOX adds $29 or $49 a user, WrapForce caps seats by plan, and Tint Wiz, ShopHawk and Urable list unlimited users.
- You sell color changes and colored PPF. Compare what a preview of the customer’s car costs: $150 a month on top of a plan at Urable, the $299 plan at Wrapstart, free in Peel.
- You run on DMs and a spreadsheet today. Start with something free and import your sheet. You can move later: Peel exports your customers, deals and quotes as CSV files.
Questions about shop software prices
What is the cheapest software for a tint or wrap shop?
Of the paid plans we read in November 2026, ShopHawk’s Starter is the lowest at $49 a month, then WrapForce at $69 and Urable at $70. Wraptor has a free plan with one active job and one active quote. Peel is free today.
How much does Tint Wiz cost?
Tint Wiz is $150 a month on one plan, with unlimited users and projects and a 30-day free trial with no card (tintwiz.com, read November 1, 2026). The Tint Wiz switching page says what moves to Peel.
How much does Urable cost?
Urable’s plans are Express $70, Pro $110 and Enterprise $183 a month, and its 3D Visualizer is a $150 a month add-on (urable.com, read November 1, 2026). The Urable switching page says what moves to Peel.
Which shop software shows the customer’s car in 3D?
Of the pricing pages we read, Urable sells a 3D Visualizer for $150 a month on top of a plan. Wrapstart includes a 3D wrap configurator from its $299 plan. WrapForce and Wraptor make AI mockups or renders. Peel includes a 3D visualizer for your website, free.
What does Peel cost?
Your shop’s account is free today, with everything marked Available now. Peel isn’t for sale yet, so there’s no price to show.
What doesn’t Peel do yet?
Peel doesn’t take card payments, send invoices, send texts for you, or give installers their own logins yet. If your shop runs on one of those, keep the tool that does it and use Peel beside it.