Run your glass shop from the phone call to the paid invoice.

GlassFlow quotes the job, books the slot, tracks the truck, and collects the money — windshields, shower doors, storefronts. The whiteboard and the 9 p.m. QuickBooks session? Retired.

0:26VIN to a quote in their inbox
0jobs ever typed in twice
$0setup fees, add-ons, per-job charges

Set up in an afternoon, not a quarter — and built inside a working glass shop, not a boardroom.

How it works

One cracked windshield, followed all the way through.

Dana calls at 8:15 on a Tuesday — a rock chip on her F-150 spread into a crack overnight. Here’s the job, phone call to paid, exactly as the screens show it. An auto job’s shown here — shower doors, storefronts, and board-ups ride the same rails.

  1. 01 · Quote

    The VIN does the typing

    Paste the VIN and hit Decode — year, make, model, body, filled. Then your catalog does the rest: the windshield at your price, the molding kit, the urethane, and an install type that pulls labor in with one tap. The amber ring means the glass isn’t ordered yet — the quote remembers, so you don’t have to. Chip repair instead? That’s one line.

  2. 02 · Schedule

    On the board, not the whiteboard

    Pick the slot, assign the tech — it’s on Marcus’s schedule, not in a text thread he has to scroll for. The board tells you the truth at a glance: blue is booked, green is done, and amber is the job whose glass nobody ordered yet. That amber edge has saved more Thursday mornings than the coffee has.

  3. 03 · Install day

    Your tech has the whole job in his pocket

    Marcus opens his day and sees the truck, the glass, the address, and the note about the recal drive — decided at the desk, not remembered in the driveway. The drive is already measured from your shop to her curb. He taps En Route and the office sees the truck moving. Glass received is a checkbox, not a phone call.

  4. 04 · Get paid

    Quote becomes invoice. Invoice becomes bookkeeping.

    Type the completion date and the quote is an invoice — a numbered PDF with your logo, emailed from your own Gmail, so it lands from you instead of noreply@. The insurance company and dispatch number have been on the job since the first phone call. Mark it paid, send it to QuickBooks, and the 9 p.m. shift at the kitchen table becomes a two-minute check.

Software for people who work with their hands.

GlassFlow does the paperwork. You do the glass.

What it does

The whole kit, one login.

No modules to unlock, no “talk to sales for reporting.” Eleven things a glass shop does every week.

VIN decode

Auto jobs: year, make, model, body — filled from the VIN.

Quotes & invoices

Numbered PDFs with your logo. Email or print.

Customer book

Everyone and everything, two keystrokes away.

Parts & catalog

Windshields, shower panels, storefront lites. Your pricing.

Schedule

Week and month boards, glass status on every job.

Technicians

Assign jobs; each tech sees their day.

Drive distance

Miles and minutes to their driveway, on the quote.

Insurance

Carriers, claims, dispatch numbers — on file for good.

Gmail sending

Quotes go out from your address. Replies come to you.

QuickBooks sync

Invoices and payments flow over. Typed once.

Reports

Quoted, closed, collected — by week, tech, insurer.

Total: one login

Nothing sold separately. Nothing to unlock.

See pricing

Pricing

One price. The whole kit.

Every line item above, every technician, every update we ship. If we build it, you have it.

$199per shop / month

Half a windshield job — or a corner of one storefront — for the software that runs all of them.

Get started

No setup fee, no contract, no minimum. Start today, cancel whenever.

  • Everything on this page. No tiers, no modules, no “available on the Pro plan.”
  • Unlimited techs and users. Growing the crew doesn’t grow the bill.
  • Set it up yourself, same day. A checklist walks you through your shop details, catalog, install types, and connecting Gmail and QuickBooks.
  • A real person when you need one. Actual phone number, not a chatbot.
  • One price, whatever it costs us. No setup fee, no per-job or per-text charges, no surprise line items.
  • Cancel anytime. Your customers, quotes, and invoices export with you.

Do the math on your shop

Drag to how many glass jobs you run in a week.

15 jobs/week
22office hours saved per month
$1,520of shop time at $70/hr
$199GlassFlow, per month

Back-of-napkin: about 20 minutes of quoting, schedule texts, and rekeying into QuickBooks saved per job, at $70/hr shop time. Your numbers will differ — that’s what the slider is for.

Who it's for

Independent shops, up and running the same day.

Built around how glass shops actually run

A windshield in the morning, a shower enclosure after lunch, a storefront lite on Friday. One truck or a whole fleet, a single location or your third — if you sell, cut, or set glass, it fits.

Setup is on us

  1. 1Catalog loaded. Your glass, your kits, your prices.
  2. 2Customers imported. Every name and vehicle you already have.
  3. 3Gmail & QuickBooks connected. Sending and syncing from day one.
  4. 4A real person when you need one. Actual phone number, not a chatbot.

Get started

Your next install pays for the month.

Tell us about your shop and we’ll get your account open. A person — not a sequence — replies, usually the same day. From there a checklist walks you through your shop details, your catalog, and connecting Gmail and QuickBooks. Most shops are quoting real jobs the same afternoon.

Want a hand with the first one? Say so — we’ll walk through it with your glass and your prices, on the phone, before you commit to anything.

No setup fee Cancel anytime Your data exports with you

$199/month — everything included.

Prefer to just write? hello@glassflowsuite.com

Takes a minute. Goes straight to us — not a CRM, not a drip sequence.