The cracked windshield in a driveway, the chip that shows up at lunch, the recalibration half your customers don't know they need. SideWRK prices it from your own menu, sends a branded invoice, puts the safe drive-away time and the ADAS disclosure on paper, and shows what the job really made you.
Tap a screen to open the live auto glass demo — the whole app, loaded with a sample business. No signup, nothing to install.
Chip repair, windshield, side glass, rear glass, recalibration — each service is a tap with your price on it, editable per job. A truck windshield isn't a sedan windshield; the estimate keeps up.
Year, make, model, VIN, and which glass — logged once, so the right windshield gets ordered the first time. The note field holds the crack length and where the car parks.
Urethane needs its cure time before that car drives. Put the wait on the invoice, and when a customer declines recalibration, the disclosure note says so — with a record you can point to later.
Send a branded approval link. Your customer sees the estimate and the photos and taps Approve — logged with their name, the time, and the amount, before a single piece of glass is bought.
Take a card in the app, or send a tap-to-pay request to Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, or Zelle — no merchant account, no waiting. Jobs flip to Paid the moment the balance hits zero.
The glass, the urethane, the primer, the fuel — each carries a private "your cost" the customer never sees. The Money tab shows what the windshield actually netted you.
Add the customer and the vehicle, then tap the work — windshield, chip, recalibration — and snap a photo of the damage. Send a branded estimate before you hang up.
Text or email the estimate. The customer reviews the photos and taps Approve — authorization logged automatically, so the glass order is safe to place.
It becomes a numbered invoice with your details and the drive-away time on it. Record payment, and your real profit lands in Money.
Auto glass is priced by the piece, scaled for the vehicle, with recalibration billed as its own line. Here's what the work runs in 2026, plus a free windshield calculator to price it.
Most replacements land between $250 and $800 — the average is around $450. An aftermarket windshield on a common sedan runs about $275–$400 installed. The glass is the swing; labor stays fairly steady.
A late-model truck or SUV that needs camera recalibration commonly runs $500–$800 all-in. Luxury and ADAS-heavy vehicles — acoustic glass, heads-up display, heated wiper park — can pass $900 on the glass alone.
Chip repairs run $50–$150 — most pros charge about $75 for the first and $25–$40 for each extra, and insurance often waives the deductible. ADAS recalibration adds $150–$400 and belongs on its own line.
Pick the glass, pick the vehicle, add the recalibration — quoted before you open the van.
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Written for the business side of the work — pricing, getting customers, and keeping them. Free to read, no signup.
You're already at the car with their trust and their keys. A lot of glass operators add auto detailing (or mobile mechanic work) because the customer who just watched you set a windshield is the easiest detail booking you'll ever get. The Multi-Trade plan runs both trades from one login for $15/mo more than Single Trade — one windshield job covers the difference for the year. Plans are month-to-month; add or drop a trade right from Billing.
SideWRK for Auto Detailing →Yes. Recalibration is its own priced line on the estimate, and when a customer declines it, that goes on the invoice as a disclosure note — so there's a record that they were told their camera-based safety features may be affected.
No — SideWRK runs in any phone browser, nothing to download. Everything syncs to the cloud, so your phone in the customer's driveway and your laptop at night see the same data.
Most 2026 replacements run $250 to $800, with the average around $450. An aftermarket windshield on a common sedan lands about $275 to $400 installed; a late-model truck or SUV that needs camera recalibration commonly runs $500 to $800; luxury and ADAS-heavy vehicles can pass $900. Chip repairs run $50 to $150. Use the free windshield replacement calculator to find your number.
Yes — with the Multi-Trade plan every trade is unlocked and you switch between them in a tap, sharing one customer list. Auto glass pairs naturally with detailing and mobile mechanic work — same driveway, same customers.
Single Trade is $24/month for one trade. Multi-Trade is $39/month for every trade. Pro is $89/month for full-time operators. Every plan starts with 14 free days — no card required. You're only charged after you pick a plan. There's no permanent free tier.
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