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URGENTSpeed-to-lead wins the new-car booking→

PPF & Window Tint Automation
before they book the next installer.

Catch the new-car owner the day they take delivery, answer tint and film questions instantly, and follow up every quote: a GoHighLevel snapshot for PPF and tint shops.

Without AI
4 hrs
avg response · 38% never replied
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With Snapshot
60 sec
AI replies before they keep scrolling
Lead just landed
00:42 ago
Full-front PPF quote · '26 Model Y
Status: Delivered Friday · No installer yet
Next contact in
04:00
AI call dispatched✓ 00:00:08
Qualification done✓ 00:03:21
Install slot held · Tue 9 AMin progress…
New-car lead economics

The math of a 60-second response

$300–$6K
Avg film ticket range
tint job to full-body PPF
60s
AI response time
↓ from 4 hours
+127%
More appointments booked
vs. voicemail baseline
38%
Quote requests land after hours
currently missed
From delivery day to booked

A new-car lead's full lifecycle — automated

Six stages. The AI runs five of them. You handle the install.

1
Delivery day
New car, bare paint
Owner searches "PPF installer near me" on their phone, often from the dealer lot.
2
Lead lands
Web form fires
Snapshot webhook ingests instantly. Lead enters the new-car pipeline.
3
AI calls
60-second dial
AI receptionist outbound-dials in <60s. New-car protection script loads.
4
Qualify
Coverage check
Captures year/make/model, delivery date, coverage tier, tint shade, timeline.
5
Book
On the calendar
Holds a same-week install slot. SMS confirmation in 60s.
6
Follow-up
Lifetime mgmt
Auto cross-sells tint ↔ PPF ↔ ceramic, plus annual film check-ins.

The new-car window closes in days — be first

Nobody wants PPF on a three-year-old bumper full of rock chips. The PPF customer calls in the week they take delivery, adrenaline still up, wanting the car protected before the first road trip. That urgency is your best sales asset — and your biggest risk, because the buyer who can’t reach you calls the next installer on the list and never calls back.

The PPF & Window Tint snapshot is tuned for protect-it-now urgency:

  • Speed-to-lead on every channel — missed calls trigger an instant text-back, and the AI chatbot answers coverage, film brand, and tint-law questions 24/7.
  • Coverage-tier quoting — intake captures the vehicle, delivery date, and coverage interest (partial front, full front, track pack, full body) so your quote lands specific, not generic.
  • Follow-up sized to the ticket — quote-chase workflows run patient sequences for $2,500 full fronts and quick nudges for $299 tint jobs.
  • Install-day logistics handled — Appointment Booking confirms drop-off, cure-time expectations, and pickup automatically.

Friday delivery, Monday install

A customer picks up a new Tacoma on Friday afternoon and texts your number from a Google search at 6:20 PM — after close. The auto-reply answers in seconds, asks the three qualifying questions, and offers Monday’s opening with a deposit link. Saturday morning you wake up to a booked full-front install you never touched.

Meanwhile the tint side runs itself: the Instagram DM flow turns “how much for ceramic tint on a Civic?” into a quote plus booking link in one exchange, and GMB reply automation keeps your review responses instant.

Every install feeds the next one

Film work is visual proof on wheels. After every install, the review automation requests the five-star while the customer is admiring the finish, and the post-job sequence offers the natural cross-sells — tint for the PPF customer, PPF for the tint customer, a ceramic topper for both. One car, three tickets, zero manual follow-up.

What’s NOT included

This snapshot is the lead-capture and follow-up layer, not your whole business stack. You’ll need:

  • An active GoHighLevel account to run the snapshot.
  • Your GHL subscription and message usage, billed separately from the one-time $997 install.
  • Your film brands, coverage pricing, and state tint rules — the AI scripts and quote templates are configured to them during onboarding.
Captured at intake

Film-specific qualification, every call

The AI doesn't just take a message. It pulls the data you need to quote before you ever pick up.

📅 Delivery date✨ Coverage wanted⏰ Timeline / trip date🚗 Year / make / model🚫 Prior film / paint condition🛡️ Warranty interest💰 Budget expectations📋 Daily driver or garage kept🚨 Tint shade & state law📸 Vehicle photos📍 Drop-off preference🚙 Second vehicle to quote
The lost-lead calculator

What slow response costs a film studio

40 film leads/month · 38% lost to slow response · $650 avg ticket value

Without the snapshot
−$9,880 / mo
15 leads/month never get a callback. The next installer wraps them. Slow response is the silent leak in every film studio.
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With the snapshot
+$8,200 / mo
Captured at 60-second response. Booked onto the install calendar. Tracked through pickup. That's a fuller schedule every single week.
FAQ

Film studio questions, answered

That's what it's built for. Missed calls get a text back in seconds, the AI answers coverage and pricing questions instantly, and the booking link shows your real openings. The new-car window is days, not weeks — the shop that answers first wraps the car.

Yes. The chatbot is configured with your state's tint rules and your film lineup during onboarding, so legality, shade, and heat-rejection questions get answered instantly — and every answer ends with a booking link, turning a legal question into an appointment.

Every quote enters a follow-up sequence tuned to ticket size. A $2,500 full-front quote gets a patient, education-driven cadence — rock-chip photos, edge-wrap explanation, warranty terms — until the customer answers or opts out.

Yes. The snapshot installs into an active GoHighLevel account. The $997 is a one-time install; your GHL plan and message usage are billed separately.

Stop bleeding new-car leads to faster installers

60-Second Response. Live in 24 Hours. $997.

The same AI snapshot that runs detailing businesses across the country — configured for your intake script, your install calendar, your quote follow-up.