For window film contractors
Quote the job before you leave the driveway
WyndoGo prices window film services window by window, off your own film library and your own labor rates, then sends the customer a bid they can approve, schedules the install, and puts the job on your installer's phone.
Free while we're in beta. No card, no sales call.
The usual way
Most shops quote from memory
Not because they're careless. Because the tools they were handed were a spreadsheet and a phone.
The measurements live on paper
A clipboard in the truck, retyped into a spreadsheet that night. If it gets retyped at all.
The price is a guess
Film cost, labor hours, and the removal you forgot to add all get rounded into one number on the drive home.
The bid goes quiet
It gets emailed, and then nobody knows whether it was opened, approved, or lost, so nobody follows up.
How it works
One loop, from the phone call to the paycheck
Nothing gets retyped, and nothing falls between two apps that don't talk to each other.
- 01
The lead comes in
Log the contact once. Every bid, visit, and note from here stays attached to them.
- 02
You price the job window by window
Enter the measurements. WyndoGo prices each opening off your film library and your labor rates, including removal, reinstall, and disposal.
- 03
The customer approves it
One emailed link with the service totals laid out plainly. Their answer moves the bid through your pipeline, and the follow-up list tells you which ones went quiet.
- 04
You schedule the install
Assign the installer, put it on the shared calendar, and get a warning before you double-book anyone.
- 05
The installer works from their phone
Their week, the site address, the gate code, the film and the counts, plus a place to put the photos.
- 06
The payment lands on the bid
What was collected, how, and what's still outstanding, all on the same record as the quote.
Margin, live
Know your margin while you can still change it.
Every bid shows cost, price, and margin as you build it, so you find out you're upside down in the driveway, not at the end of the month. And each person on the job opens to the view their work needs.
Owner view
Each role's view is scoped on the server, not styled away in the browser.On the job screen that means the measurements, the film, the schedule and the installer's own pay. Those are the numbers they're working from, without the estimating and accounting tools crowding a phone.
Installer view
Built for the whole crew
Three people, one job, one record
One job, one record, and each person opens to the part of it they're working from.
Owner
Know the number before the job starts.
- Cost, price, and margin on every bid
- Revenue and pipeline in one place
- Your film library and labor rates, set once
- Who's booked, and who's double-booked
- Payments recorded against the bid
Estimator
Quote it on site, send it before you drive off.
- Per-window pricing, not a lump sum
- Removal, reinstall, and disposal priced in
- Discounts and markups without redoing the math
- Email the bid from the driveway
- See which bids went quiet
Installer
Everything for the job, on your phone.
- Your week at a glance
- Site address, contact, and access notes
- Film and counts per opening
- Photos attached to the job
- Your pay for the job, spelled out up front
Pricing
Two plans, both plainly stated
These are the prices we'll charge when billing opens. Nothing is being charged today.
Starter
One estimator, quoting properly.
$49per month
- 2 seats
- 100 saved bids
- Window film calculator
- Your own film library and labor rates
- Emailed bids customers can approve
Pro
Most shopsA crew, a calendar, and a pipeline.
$149per month
- Unlimited seats
- Unlimited saved bids
- Everything in Starter
- Contacts, deals, and follow-ups
- Shared install calendar with double-booking warnings
- Installer app with their week, their jobs and their pay
- Webhooks for your other tools
WyndoGo is in beta and free to use while it is. When billing opens we'll tell you first, and you'll pick a plan then. We won't put a card form in front of you before there's something to charge for.
Questions
The things people ask first
Do I have to re-enter all my film pricing?
You enter it once. WyndoGo keeps your film library and your labor rates, and every bid prices off them, so changing a film's cost updates what the next bid quotes, not what an old one already promised.
What does each person on my team see?
The part of the job they're working from. An installer opens to the measurements, the films, the schedule and their own pay for that job, not the estimating and accounting tools, which would only crowd a phone. Estimators get the pricing surfaces. Owners see everything, including margin. Each view is scoped on the server rather than styled away in the browser, so it holds up.
Does it work on a phone at a job site?
Yes. Estimators quote from the driveway and installers work from their week view. It runs in the browser, so there's nothing to install and nothing to update.
What happens to my bids if I stop using it?
They're yours. Your bids, contacts, and libraries stay exportable, and we'll get you a copy of your data on request. No hostage-taking.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. WyndoGo is in beta and free while it is. There is no card form, because there is nothing being charged yet.
Who's behind this?
A small team that came out of the window service trade. The product exists because the spreadsheet stopped working. If you want to talk to a person before signing up, email us and you'll get one.
Something we didn't answer?Email us. A real person reads it.
Price your next job in WyndoGo
Set up your film library, quote one real job, and see whether the number matches what you would have written down.
Free while in beta. No card required.