One window tint, ceramic and PPF shop in Albuquerque. We ran the ads, answered every lead, and booked 54 jobs. The installers stayed in the bay.
Most shops we talk to already get leads. Google, Facebook, referrals, the phone. The leads come in. Then they die.
Not because anyone is lazy. Because you can't tint a car and work the phone at the same time. Nobody can.
So the call goes to voicemail. The Facebook lead sits until tonight. The text gets answered Tuesday. By then they booked with the shop down the street.
Book a 15-minute callWe're not a marketing agency. We don't hand you a dashboard and a report about "engagement." We do the part of the business that pulls you out of the bay.
This is the screen we work from. Every call, text, website form and Facebook lead lands here with a timer on it. Nothing waits until tonight.

An independent window tint, ceramic coating and PPF shop in Albuquerque with three installers. They do the work. They didn't have time to run ads or chase leads, so we did both. Aug 18 to Sep 16, 2026.
We put $1,352.97 into Facebook, Instagram and Google. That brought in 276 leads, about $4.90 each. We reached 261 of them, quoted from the shop's price list, and put 54 jobs on the calendar, each one with a deposit down.
That's $25,375 of booked work for $25.06 a job. Eighteen of those jobs were done and paid inside the window, $8,062 collected at a $448 average ticket, with 31 more still scheduled. Not a testimonial. The ledger.

We ran two ads against each other. Same offer, same audience, same budget. One was shot by a pro with real lighting. One was shot on a phone in the bay.
People want to see your actual work, not a commercial. That's good news for you. It means we don't need a film crew, and your ads cost less.
I'm not a call center in another time zone. I'm one person here in town, and I take on a small number of shops at a time so each one actually gets my attention.
The first thing I do is come by. I want to see the bay, learn your prices, and hear how you talk to customers. That's how we sound like your shop on the phone instead of a script.
If you've been burned by an agency before, I get it. That's why the numbers above are on this page and not in a sales deck.
Every shop is different, so I price it after the 15-minute call, based on how much work it actually takes. For scale, this is what the shop in the case study pays. Ad spend is separate and billed straight to you, so you always know what the ads cost.
In the 30-day case study above, ad spend was $1,352.97. You set the budget with me and you can see every dollar in your own ad account.
For scale: at a $448 average ticket, $3,000 is about seven jobs. The shop above booked 54 in a month. Your number depends on your shop. A one-bay shop with one service is less work than three bays and three services, and it's priced that way.
15 pages on how tint, PPF and detail shops turn ad dollars into deposit-backed jobs. Every number is from a campaign we ran.
Get the free playbookFifteen minutes. You tell me your ticket size and how many calls you miss. I'll tell you straight whether this pencils out. If it won't, I'll say so.
Or read how we'd do it yourselfRight now, New Mexico only. Setup happens in person at your shop, and I take a few shops at a time. Arizona and Texas are next.
No. Facebook and Google bill your card directly, with no markup. In the 30-day case study, ad spend was $1,352.97. You set the budget with me and can see every dollar in your own ad account.
We answer the calls and texts that come through the ads and the website on dedicated tracking numbers, plus every web form and Facebook lead. Your main line stays yours.
Month to month. If the monthly report shows it isn't paying for itself, you stop.
Then we start with what they aren't doing: Facebook and Instagram, the follow-up, and the booking. Most booked jobs come from leads that were already coming in and not getting called back.
Fifteen minutes. You tell me your ticket size and how many calls you miss. I'll tell you straight whether this will work for you. If it won't, I'll say so.
Book a 15-minute call No pitch deck. Phone call, or I'll come by the shop.