$4,345 collected in 14 days. From $385 in ads.

The problem

Leads aren't the bottleneck. Callbacks are.

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.

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The phone rings mid-install

Gloves on, film half laid. It goes to voicemail. Most people don't leave one. They call the next shop.

The ad lead sits in an inbox

Facebook and Google leads land in an app you check at the end of the day. By then they've stopped shopping.

"I'll call them back tonight"

Tonight you're tired. Tomorrow there's a car in the bay. The lead was worth a $450 ticket. It never got a call.

Simple math

Leads nobody calls back, per month10

Average ticket in the case study below$451.44

Work that went to another shop$4,514

What we actually do

Four things. That's the whole job.

We'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.

We run the ads

Facebook, Instagram and Google, aimed at people near your shop. We write the offer and shoot simple phone video of your work. You approve the budget. Ad spend is billed to you, not marked up.

We answer every call and text

Every lead gets a reply in minutes. Nights and weekends too. When the phone rings and you're under a headliner, we pick up. We use your prices and talk like your shop.

We book the job

We quote from your price list, collect a deposit if you want one, and put it on your calendar. You show up and do the work. No-shows drop when there's money down.

We report what it made

Once a month you get one page. What we spent. How many leads. How many booked. What it collected. If the numbers are bad, you'll see it. So will I.

Every lead in one list, ranked by who needs a call first.

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.

Missed calls get a text back within minutes
Quotes go out as a link the customer can approve from their phone
You can log in any time and see exactly what we said to who

The lead list we work from: every waiting lead ranked by priority, with one-tap call and text

The case study

One tint shop. Fourteen days. Every number.

This is a window tint shop in Albuquerque with a couple of bays. The owner does the installs himself. He didn't have time to run ads or chase leads, so we did both.

We put $385.29 into Facebook and Instagram ads over two weeks. That brought in 98 leads through the website, about $3.93 each. We answered every one, quoted from his price list, and booked the jobs onto his calendar.

The shop collected $4,345 from those leads in 14 days. The average ticket was $451.44. That's not a testimonial. It's the ledger.

Meta Ads Manager, Sep 1 to Sep 14 2026: two ads, 98 website leads, $3.93 per lead, $385.29 total spent

Straight out of Ads Manager. Sep 1 to Sep 14, 2026. Swipe sideways to see it all.

Window tint shop, Albuquerque14 days

Ad spendFacebook + Instagram, billed to the shop$385.29

Website leads98

Cost per lead$3.93

Average ticket$451.44

Collected in 14 days$4,345

Every dollar in and out. Collected means paid, not quoted.

One more test

The iPhone ad beat the professional one.

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.

Shot on an iPhone Winner

Click-through rate2.73%

Cost per lead$3.00

Shot by a pro

Click-through rate1.94%

Cost per lead$4.34

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.

Why local

I'm in Albuquerque. I'll come to your shop.

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.

Founder, ShopFlowAlbuquerque, New Mexico

Based in Albuquerque

Same time zone, same weather, same customers. I know what a summer tint rush looks like here.

In person, not a portal

We meet at your shop to set up. If something's off, you call me. I'll come by.

A few shops at a time

Every shop gets the same phone answered, the same ads watched daily. I can't do that for fifty shops, so I don't try.

Pricing

$3,000 a month. That's it.

One price. No tiers, no add-ons, no "contact us for a quote." Ad spend is separate and billed straight to you, so you always know what the ads cost.

$3,000/ month

We run the ads, answer the phone and texts, book the jobs, and report what it made.

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Included

Ads written, shot on a phone, and managed daily
Every call and text answered, nights and weekends
Quotes from your price list, deposits collected
Jobs booked onto your calendar
One-page monthly report: spent, leads, booked, collected
Setup done in person at your shop

Not included

Ad spend. Facebook and Google bill your card directly.

In the case study above, ad spend was $385.29 for 14 days. You set the budget with me and you can see every dollar in your own ad account.

For scale: at a $451 average ticket, $3,000 is about seven jobs. The tint shop above booked more than that in two weeks.

Is it worth it for your shop? Depends on your ticket size and how many calls you miss today. That's what the 15-minute call is for. If it doesn't pencil out, I'll tell you.

Tell me about your shop.

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.