Screenfire for detailers
Stop quoting the same three prices on the phone.
A detailer’s pricing lives in their head and gets repeated forty times a week. On a screen in the bay — or a code on the van — it answers itself, and the upsell gets mentioned every time instead of when you remember.
What it replaces
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Quoting by phone, again
The same three questions, every day, mid-job, with wet hands.
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A price list taped in the window
Sun-bleached, out of date, and invisible to anyone who did not already stop.
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The upsell you forget to mention
Interior protection is the margin. On a board it is offered every single time.
Built for the way you actually work
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Packages, priced by size
Sedan, SUV, truck. The question that otherwise becomes a phone call.
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Add-ons that sell themselves
Ceramic, engine bay, pet hair — listed, priced and never forgotten.
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How long it takes
The other thing everybody asks, answered before they ask it.
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A code on the van
Booked at a red light, rather than a number nobody rings back.
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Mobile or a bay
A board works in a unit; a code works on a vehicle. Most detailers need both.
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Works on a driveway
No signal at a customer’s house is normal. The board does not care.
Fair questions
▸I am mobile. What do I put a screen on?
Often nothing — the useful half is the code on the van and the booking page behind it. If you do have a unit, the board goes in the bay.
▸My prices depend on the state of the car.
Then say so. A "from" price with sizes and add-ons is more honest than a flat number, and it still stops the phone call.
▸Can customers book without ringing?
Yes. The code opens a booking page with your hours on it, so it only offers times you actually work.
Light your first screen today.
The trial is free for fourteen days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.