Window tint marketingKeep every bay full, even after October
We run your ads, show your price before anyone calls, and our team books the jobs. You just tint.
- Google & Facebook ads
- Price shown up front
- We book the jobs
- One shop per area
You can tint. The phone is the problem.
Every tint owner we talk to says some version of the same thing. Summer carries you, word of mouth comes and goes, and the people who do call want the $99 special.
“There was times where I didn't get a phone call for three to four days.”
Tint shop owner doing $11,000 to $15,000 a month
“Once the October season hits, we're dying out.”
Tint shop owner doing $11,000 to $15,000 a month
“A lot of people are looking for discounts and I don't give discounts.”
Mobile tinter doing $8,000 a month
Real quotes from shop owners on sales calls with us in 2026. Names withheld.
A week where every bay has a car in it
Picture a calendar that fills from Monday to Saturday without you posting on Marketplace every night. The people booking have already seen your film options and your price, so nobody shows up asking for a discount.
Our team answers the calls and texts while you're laying film. You find out about the job when it lands in your calendar.
- Full cars and ceramic film, not just fronts
- Leads that already know your price
- Ads that keep running after October
How we fill a tint shop
1
Ads in your area
Google catches people searching for tint today. Facebook and Instagram reach car owners nearby before they search.
2
Your price, first
Every ad lands on a page with your packages, your work and your reviews. Bargain hunters leave there.
3
Instant reply
A text goes out in seconds, even when your hands are full of film.
4
We book it
Our team calls, confirms the car and the price, and puts it in your calendar.
Live in as little as 7 days. See the full system
Tint work from shops we market
Black Label Tint
Deluxe Paint Protection
Black Label Tint
Black Label Tint
Case study
JLE Customs
JLE Customs runs tint alongside PPF, coating and detailing in Houston. They came to us at $50,000 a month.
Read their story →
Started at
$50,000
Now, a month
$400,000
What you get
Nobody else in your area
We take one tint shop per area. We will never run ads for the shop down the road.
No filming
Ads run on footage already tested across tint shops.
Yours to keep
The ad account, the leads and the page are yours if you ever leave.
Double your revenue in 90 days
That's our guarantee. We walk you through it on the call.
Questions owners ask us
How do I get more window tint customers?
How much should a tint shop spend on ads?
Do I have to film videos for my tint ads?
Will you run ads for another tint shop near me?
How do I keep my tint shop busy after October?
Who answers the leads?
Who owns the ad account if I leave?
How fast can my tint ads go live?
Want your slow season back?
Tell us about your shop. If your area is open, we can have ads live in as little as 7 days.
Schedule a free call →One shop per area. Pricing covered on the call.
Window tint: the details
Everything else owners ask before they sign up.
What does a window tint marketing agency do?
A window tint marketing agency brings booked tint jobs to your shop. Motorgrowth runs Google Ads and Facebook and Instagram ads for tint shops, sends inquiries to a landing page that shows your prices and asks about the vehicle, then calls and books each lead into your calendar.
Most tint shop owners we speak to are installers first. They can sell a job once the phone rings. One owner put it plainly: selling the job isn't the issue, it's getting the jobs to call the phone. That is the part we take off your plate.
We work only with window film installers, ceramic coating shops, PPF shops and detailers. We have 80+ active shops, and we take one shop per area, so we are never running ads for the tint shop down the road from you.
Why do tint shops go days without a phone call?
Most tint shops run on word of mouth, Facebook Marketplace posts and repeat dealers. That works until it doesn't: a dealer contract ends, the shop moves, or October arrives and the summer rush dries up. Without paid ads bringing in new cars every week, revenue swings month to month.
Tint led on 19 of the 20 restyling sales calls we analyzed in August and September 2026. The same problems came up again and again:
- Three or four days without a phone call, then a rush the shop can't handle.
- Revenue swinging between roughly $8,000 and $32,000 from one month to the next.
- Business slowing hard after October, when owners told us they were "dying out".
- Cheaper shops and $99 front-window offers pulling customers who only care about price.
- Losing a dealership account worth about $10,000 a month with nothing to replace it.
- Owners keeping a day job because the shop alone can't cover the bills yet.
None of these are installation problems. They are lead flow problems, and lead flow is what paid ads fix when they are run properly.
How Motorgrowth fills a tint shop's calendar
We run one system in four steps: ads find people shopping for tint in your area, a landing page qualifies them, a CRM replies in seconds, and our team calls and books the job. Campaigns go live in as little as 7 days and you never have to film anything.
- 01
Lead generation
Google Ads catch people searching for car tint near them right now. Facebook and Instagram ads reach car owners in your area before they start searching. Ads run on stock footage already tested across tint shops, so you don't need to film.
- 02
Lead filtering
Every ad sends people to a landing page with your prices, reviews, location and work photos. It asks what they want tinted, the vehicle, the film and how soon. People looking for the cheapest tint in town usually drop off here.
- 03
Lead management
A CRM sends an instant text reply, books into a calendar, follows up with people who go quiet and asks happy customers for a Google review.
- 04
Lead handling
Motorgrowth's team calls every lead, follows up and books the appointment. You stop answering the phone between cars.
Read the full breakdown on how it works.
How do you stop tint leads from being price shoppers?
Show the price before the call. Our tint landing pages list your packages and film options up front and ask about the vehicle and timing. Someone who wants a $99 special sees your price and leaves before they reach your phone, so the people who do call already accept it.
A lot of tint shops are stuck competing with cheaper shops that run front-window specials. One mobile tinter told us a lot of people are looking for discounts, and that they don't give discounts. They shouldn't have to. The fix is to qualify before the call, not to drop the price.
- Ads lead with ceramic film, heat rejection and warranty, not the lowest price.
- The landing page shows real prices for full cars, front windows and windshields.
- The form asks for the vehicle, the film and the timeframe, so we know what the job is before we call.
- Our team confirms the quote on the phone before booking, so there are no surprises at the shop.
More on this in our guide to why all your leads are price shoppers.
Google Ads or Facebook ads for a tint shop?
Both, for different jobs. Google Ads capture people already searching for tint, who book fastest. Facebook and Instagram ads create demand among car owners nearby who weren't searching yet, and they fill the gaps in slower months. Most of our tint shops run both from a $30 to $50 a day starting budget.
| Google Ads | Facebook and Instagram ads | |
|---|---|---|
| Who sees it | People searching "window tint near me" now | Car owners in your area scrolling their feed |
| Best for | High intent, quick bookings | Volume, new demand, slow months |
| Typical tint jobs | Full car tint, windshield, replacement | Ceramic upgrades, new car owners, seasonal offers |
| What you supply | Nothing, we build it | Nothing, we use tested stock footage |
Details on each channel: Google Ads for tint shops and Facebook ads for tint shops. For the full comparison, see Google Ads vs Facebook ads.
What does the math look like for a tint shop?
Work back from the jobs you want. If your average tint job is $400 and you spend $1,200 a month on ads ($40 a day), three booked jobs cover the ad spend. Everything after that is revenue. Our clients typically see a return of 5 to 10 times.
| Input | Example |
|---|---|
| Daily ad budget | $40 a day, paid direct to Google or Meta |
| Monthly ad spend | About $1,200 |
| Average tint job | $400 |
| Jobs to cover ad spend | 3 |
| Extra jobs a week to add $8,000 a month | About 5 |
The system tracks cost per booking, so after the first few weeks you can see exactly what a booked tint job costs you and set your budget from a jobs target. See how much a tint shop should spend on ads.
Results from shops like yours
JLE Customs in Houston, Texas does window tint alongside ceramic coating, PPF, detailing and wraps. It started with Motorgrowth at $50,000 a month and reached $400,000 a month across four locations. Deluxe Paint Protection in Northern Virginia went from $5,000 to $85,000 a month from one location with three installers. Read the case studies.
Across our clients: 80+ active shops, over $15 million in client revenue generated, over $300,000 a month in ad spend managed and zero disputes in four years.
Which tint shops does Motorgrowth work with?
Tint shops and mobile tinters in the US doing at least $5,000 a month, with $30 to $50 a day to put into ads. We take one shop per area. If you also do PPF, ceramic coating or detailing, we market those too.
- Owner-operators and mobile tinters doing $5,000 to $15,000 a month who want to go full-time or hire a first installer. See owner-operators.
- Shops with one to four installers doing $15,000 to $50,000 a month who want the same month every month. See shops with a team.
- Established and multi-location shops doing $50,000 to $150,000 a month and beyond. See multi-location.
We don't work with shops under $5,000 a month or businesses outside tint, ceramic coating, PPF and detailing.