Techs in the bay. Stakd answers the phone.

We train the AI on your pricing matrix — by vehicle type (sedan, coupe, truck, SUV, Tesla), by package (visor strip, two fronts, full vehicle, full ceramic), and by film line. When a caller or texter says what they drive and what they want, the AI gives an accurate price range on the spot, just like your best front-counter person. For residential, it asks square footage or number of windows and quotes the same way. No more "let me have someone call you back" — the price goes out while they're still deciding.

That's exactly what it's built for. When your installers are heat-shrinking film and nobody's at the counter, the AI picks up the call in seconds and can reply to a text, an Instagram DM, or a Facebook message. It quotes, answers film and warranty questions, and books the drop-off — so a tech does not have to stop a job to grab the phone.

Yes. The AI handles auto tint (full vehicle, fronts, windshield strips, ceramic upgrades, Tesla and exotic) and residential or commercial flat-glass tint (heat rejection, privacy, security film, UV). It asks the right qualifying questions for each — vehicle and package for auto, window count and goal for residential — and books or quotes accordingly. One agent covers your whole board.

Right now they go to voicemail, and tint shoppers don't leave voicemails — they hit the next shop on the Google map. Every missed call is a tint job that became your competitor's. The AI ends that. It answers the calls you can't get to, texts back anyone who hangs up, day or night, and books the drop-off before they have a reason to keep scrolling.

We typically have tint shops live in days — every system is 100% custom-built for your specific shop. We load your pricing matrix, your film lines, your packages, your turnaround times, your hours, and your booking calendar. You review and approve, then we flip the switch. Most owners are shocked at how natural it sounds quoting a full Tesla wrap on the first test call.

Then this is even more critical. You're paying for every click and every call that full-vehicle-tint special generates — and a chunk of those calls land while your techs are mid-install. If they go to voicemail, you paid for the lead and handed it to the shop down the street. The AI can take the ad call, note the offer and the vehicle, and can book a slot.

It's all custom built, so our team will chat with you about that. Book a free 15-minute strategy call to talk it through. See what answering services cost.

Yes. The AI works out whether it's automotive or flat glass, how many windows, and whether the car needs old film removed first, then books the bay time that job actually needs instead of a generic slot. You stop losing the customer who called while you were squeegeeing a windshield.

It qualifies and quotes, and it closes the appointment rather than the sale. The AI walks a caller through film options — ceramic versus dyed, heat rejection, warranty, legal VLT limits in their state — quotes from your own price list, and helps get the install on your calendar. Big commercial flat-glass jobs get handed to you, because those should be priced by a person.

That is effectively what this is, except it books instead of taking messages. Tint enquiries arrive at night and on weekends, when someone has just bought a car or finally got fed up with the heat. The AI answers at any hour, quotes, and puts the job on your calendar — so Monday starts with booked bays instead of a voicemail list.

Three places to start, in order. First, answer calls — a call can come in while both techs are in the bay. Second, answer Instagram and Facebook DMs, which is where a lot of tint enquiries now start. Third, follow up on quotes that never got booked, because you already paid to get those leads.

Yes, and a tint shop is close to the ideal fit. The work is appointment-based, the questions repeat (how long does it take, does it come with a warranty, is this legal here, what does a full car cost), and the techs physically cannot stop mid-install to answer. The AI covers the phone, the DMs and the web chat, and only interrupts you for the things that genuinely need you.