Built for wrap, print, sign, tint & PPF shops
Explore the workflowGreat work.
A better-run shop.
Win the job. Quote it right. Keep the crew moving. Wraptor connects your customers, design, production, and payments in one workspace built for your trade.
7-day trial · No card required · No automatic charge
Purpose-built for the trade.
Connected to your business.
2,232+ vehicle measurements
Stripe payments
QuickBooks & Xero sync
From the first request to the final invoice
One job.
One connected workflow.
Less chasing details. More moving work forward. Keep the next step clear for you, your crew, and your customer.
Request
Give every request a place to land
Website and booking leads feed one inbox. For requests handed over on the floor, quick capture saves notes and photos. Review the service and customer, then continue into a draft quote.
Deposit
Price the work. Collect the deposit.
Use your product catalog, area or unit pricing, and quantity breaks for print runs. Send options for approval, then collect invoice deposits and balances through Stripe.
Job
Make the handoff clear
The approved details, schedule, and next actions stay with one customer job. Today shows what needs attention, and a job ticket brings the production details to the floor.
Explore what your shop can do
Your whole shop.
Working together.
From winning the work to knowing what it earned. Explore the tools for each part of your day.
01 / Win more work
Give the next customer a reason to choose you.
Put your portfolio, quote requests, booking, and follow-ups on the same path. Keep each inquiry connected to the work it becomes.
In practiceA website request becomes a conversation, then a quote your team can follow up.
02 / Quote & get paid
Make a confident quote. Make payment easy.
Build estimates around your own rates, vehicle measurements, or saved print products. Keep approval, deposits, balances, and customer history connected.
In practiceQuote a van wrap or a banner run, get approval, and collect the invoice deposit through Stripe.
03 / Run production
Give the crew a clear plan for the day.
Keep dates, artwork, owners, and next actions with the job. Plan the install, flag a blocker, and hand the right details from the office to the floor.
In practiceDesign knows what is approved. Production knows what to make. Install knows when it is due.
04 / Design & approve
Keep the design moving toward an approved job.
Explore concepts with AI, work on vector artwork, and share proofs customers can review on their phones. Keep feedback and files beside the job.
In practiceShow a wrap concept, collect pinned feedback, and keep the approved version ready for production.
05 / Serve customers
A professional experience beyond the quote.
Give customers a place to check progress, review proofs, and pay. Keep the conversation together, whether you are handling one vehicle or a fleet.
In practiceA fleet customer follows each vehicle through one shared tracking link.
06 / Know your numbers
See where the work, time, and materials go.
Compare material estimates with recorded use, track stock, and review revenue and workload. Give your team shared standards and assistance they can review before acting.
In practiceReview a finished print run against its material estimate before pricing the next reorder.
Features and usage vary by plan. Department boards are included on Fleet; trial access and existing shop allowances may differ.
See the full feature directoryA better first impression
FindAWrap finds customers. Wraptor handles the work.
We run FindAWrap.com, where customers find shops and request quotes. Requests we send your shop are free. Wraptor is the paid software that helps you quote, follow up, and run the job.
- No per-lead charge or cut of the job. You can receive a request without buying the software.
- Request availability depends on local demand and shop fit; volume is not guaranteed.
- Your own website and booking forms feed the same inbox, so each request has a next step.
From approved to installed
Keep the crew moving. Keep the customer informed.
Put the approved artwork, schedule, and next step where your crew can find them. The office plans the work; the floor sees what needs attention. Fleet adds separate department boards for mixed-service shops.
- Book the install while design and production are still moving, with optional bays and crew assignments.
- Give every handoff an owner and next action. See upcoming work, blockers, and follow-ups in Today.
- Review appointment messages, track customer confirmation, and share a job-status link that keeps customers in the loop.
Print, signs, and repeat work
From the first quote to the next print run.
Build a reusable product catalog for print and sign work, then keep the approved details connected to production.
- Price by area, unit, or flat amount, with quantity breaks for larger runs.
- Print a job ticket with product specifications and production checks, and link materials to inventory for costing.
- Start a reorder from a completed print job, review current catalog rates, and prepare a fresh draft for the next run.
Built around your trade
Your services.
Your way of working.
A color-change wrap, a tint appointment, a fleet rollout, or the next print run. Keep the tools and customer details together as your service mix grows.
New in Wraptor
Less retyping.
A clearer next step.
Turn requests, documents, and job notes into work your team can review and act on.
From request to a reviewed quote
Review the service and customer from a captured request, then continue into a draft quote. Compare requested work with the draft, choose what to add, and enter your own prices before sharing.
Read scans and file the right pages
Review text from PDFs and supported images, including English printed scans. File an original to a chosen job or assign its pages to separate jobs, with corrections available and the original preserved.
Find the work and keep it moving
Describe the work you are looking for, open a task focus, or use supported voice and typed commands to find a job or customer, view a schedule, and review a job note before saving.
Available where your plan and team permissions include the underlying tool. Trial and paid usage allowances apply; a suggestion can be left for manual review.
Read the latest updatesGood questions. Clear answers.
A little clarity
before you start.
Get to know the software, the demo, and what comes next.
Meet WraptorWho is Wraptor for?
Wraptor is built for wrap, print, sign, tint, and PPF shops that need quoting, scheduling, customer communication, and production in one place. Mixed-service shops can give each department its own stages while keeping one customer job and billing record.
How does the free trial work?
Start a 7-day Wraptor Shop trial without a card or a demo. There is no automatic charge. Your work stays saved when the trial ends, and you subscribe only if you choose to continue. Trial usage allowances apply. A free 30-minute guided demo and the sample-shop demo are also available.
Are FindAWrap leads free?
Yes. Requests we send to your shop have no per-lead charge or cut of the job, and receiving one does not require buying Wraptor. Wraptor is the paid software for handling the work. Requests depend on local demand and shop fit; we do not guarantee lead volume or that you will win a job.
What does the software cost?
Paid plans start at $99/month. Higher plans add team tools, capacity, and larger allowances. The pricing page shows included seats, locations, storage, inboxes, and AI usage so you can choose for your shop.
Can I bring my existing customers and keep my accounting tools?
Yes. Import customer and job data with column mapping, then review the result. Wraptor connects with QuickBooks and Xero for accounting sync; your accounting subscription remains separate. Start with one familiar job and use the setup guide to add your services and rates.
Are all features included in every plan?
Feature access, seats, storage, inboxes, and AI allowances depend on your plan. New Starter and Shop subscriptions use the main job workflow; Fleet adds department boards. The trial includes department-board access, and existing shops may keep earlier allowances. Compare the current plans before choosing.
How do quotes and payments work?
Set your rates and quote defaults, then price by area, per unit, or a flat amount. Where vehicle measurements are available, use them as your starting point; nearest matches and manual dimensions are labeled. Customers can approve from a link. Connect Stripe to collect invoice deposits and balances by card or US bank account.
Can I schedule an install before production is finished?
Yes. Set an install date while the job is still in design or production, and keep the promised due date separate. Switch between agenda, week, and month layouts using either date. Scheduling works with your shop location; a bay and assigned crew are optional. Save your preferred Jobs view as your personal default.
How does the office hand work to the floor?
Assign scheduling and production owners, record the next action, and flag blockers or follow-ups on the job. Staff can acknowledge the changes they reviewed. Today brings upcoming work and items needing attention together, and mobile photo uploads offer camera, photo library, and file selection.
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See it live
Bring a job.
See what clicks.
Bring a wrap, a sign order, or a repeat print run. We’ll walk through your quote, schedule, and production handoff together.
Free demo · No card to book.
Start a 7-day no-card trial whenever you are ready; the call is optional.