Window tint estimates that explain the work.

Show customers what they’re choosing

• Coverage: List the windows or areas included.
• Film: Add the brand, product, shade and manufacturer specifications you want to show.
• Options: Add prices for services such as old-film removal. Customers can select the optional extras you offer.
• Your work: Include selected photos of previous jobs with permission.

Check product claims and warranty details against the manufacturer’s documents. Costbook displays the information you enter; it does not verify performance figures or legal tint limits.

A simple film-cost example

Suppose a roll has 300 square feet of film and costs $450. Each square foot costs $1.50.

Film used on the vehicle

30 sq ft

Offcuts and waste

6 sq ft

Total usage to record

36 sq ft

Film cost for this job

$54.00

Then allow for installation time, prep, removal, other supplies and business costs. These are sample costs, not a recommended selling price. Add any applicable tax separately.

Use the same unit for stock and usage. Costbook accepts area or length units, but does not convert roll length into area for you.

Keep the estimate and the job connected

1. Save your tint services and packages.
2. Choose the customer and vehicle. Check the vehicle’s condition.
3. Preview the estimate, confirm the work and price, then share the approval link.
4. Plan the appointment and record actual time and materials.
5. Compare the finished job with your estimate before quoting similar work.

Costbook also supports detailing, wraps, PPF and coatings in the same workspace.

Costbook does not provide cutting patterns, plotter controls, roll-batch tracking, tint-law advice or warranty registration. If those are essential, you may need specialist tools alongside it.