Tint sites that
show the work.

Nobody chooses a tint shop from a bulleted list of services. They look at cars.

Which means your gallery isn't a section of the site — it is the site. Real cars you tinted, shot in daylight, ideally the same models your customers drive. A Tesla, a Tacoma, a Civic. Stock images of a generic sedan with a blue gradient overlay tell a customer you have nothing of your own to show.

Here's the tension nobody solves: the gallery is what sells, and images are what make sites slow. Most tint shops end up with a beautiful, sluggish site that loses the customer before the first car renders.

We solve it in the build. Modern image formats, correctly sized for the device asking, lazy-loaded below the fold, served from a global CDN, with the whole page hand-coded so there's no plugin stack competing for bandwidth. You get the full gallery and a 100/100 mobile score. Not one at the cost of the other.

Your margin is in ceramic, and the customer doesn't know why it costs more. A comparison they can actually read — heat rejection, UV, signal interference, lifespan, warranty — moves more upgrades than a salesperson repeating it forty times a week.

Then price it in tiers: coupe, sedan, SUV, truck, Tesla, full front windshield, PPF if you offer it. Packages beat per-window pricing because they're easier to say yes to.

If you come to the customer, that's the most valuable sentence on your site and it usually shows up in a footer. We put the service area up front with the neighborhoods named — Chula Vista, La Jolla, Carlsbad, Oceanside — and a booking form that asks where the car will be parked.

Instagram is where you're discovered, and it's excellent at it. It's also a terrible place to hold a price list, a booking calendar, a warranty, or a phone number — and you don't own the account.

The site is where that attention turns into an appointment. We'll match its look so the handoff doesn't feel like landing on a different business.

Tint is discovery-driven, so the work doesn't stop at the build.

A local shop doing ceramic tint and mobile installation had strong work and no way to show it at speed.

We built a gallery-led site around their own photography, with a vehicle-type price table, a ceramic-versus-dyed comparison, California VLT rules in plain English, and a booking form that captures vehicle and location in one screen — without giving up the mobile load time.

$99/month covers the design, hosting, on-page SEO and two hours of edits every month. No contract, 30-day money back. Local SEO from $349 and Google Ads from $499 sit on top when you want them — all of it on the pricing page.

See every industry on the industries page, or read why businesses pick N1.