Set each dealership's prices once, down to the make, model and year of the car. Wrapstart quotes, invoices and bills them at those prices, and gives them a portal of their own to approve work, send you jobs and pay.
New-car protection packages, used-car reconditioning and accessory installs, at a price per model.
Company vans, trucks and service vehicles, quoted and billed at the fleet's rates.
Body shops, other installers and resellers who buy from you at a wholesale price.
Programs like XPEL Tesla, where a company pays you for the work you do on its buyers' cars.
Every dealership has its own prices, often different for every model. Those prices live in a spreadsheet or in someone's head, so every quote means looking them up and retyping them, and one wrong number costs you margin or the account. Invoices go out one at a time and get paid one at a time, if they get paid. And the dealer calls to ask where their car is, what they owe, and whether you can fit in three more next week.
Make a price list for a dealer or a whole tier of dealers: a fixed price or a percentage off for each service, and prices by model if their price depends on the car.
Enter the dealership and your contact there, pick their price list, and choose whether they pay each invoice or get a monthly statement.
Switch on your dealer portal and send them a sign-in link. No passwords, no app to download.
Quote, book and invoice the way you always do. Their prices fill in on their own, and your dealers approve, request work and pay from their portal.
Give every dealer exactly what you've agreed, and let Wrapstart remember it.
Price a dealer's work by the car. A quote, invoice or booking for one of these models takes its price here first. A blank cell falls back to the price shown in grey.
"Full front PPF on a 2024 Yukon is $1,300 on your dealer pricing. Want me to book it in for next week?"
Once a dealer has a price list, Wrapstart uses it everywhere you price work for them, so the number is right no matter who writes it or where.
Every dealer gets a portal at a link with your business's name. They sign in with their email, with no password and no app, and see only their own work at their own prices.
2025 GMC Sierra 1500 · Full Front PPF + Window Tint · Thu, Nov 6 · $1,650.00 at their price
Dealers don't need to call, text or email to book you. From their portal, they pick the car from the vehicle catalog, choose services and bundles at their own prices, and suggest a date.
Every dealer and partner sits in one list with their price list, how they pay, what they owe, anything overdue in red, and how many quotes are waiting on them.
If you install for a program like XPEL Tesla, the company that pays you gets its own account, with every buyer on the program and where each job stands.
When a dealership sends you one of its customers' cars, set the job up for the car's owner. Booking confirmations, reminders, schedule changes and review requests go to the person dropping the car off. Quotes, invoices and payments stay with the dealer, at the dealer's price. The dealer still sees the car in their portal.
See what every dealer owes and what's overdue, open any dealer's page, and confirm or decline a work request straight from its notification. Quotes, invoices, proposals and Quick Book on your phone are priced from the dealer's list, by model when their list has model prices.
The Dealer Portal is free on the Dominator plan.
It uses the customers, services, quotes, invoices and payments already in Wrapstart. Nothing to import or sync.
Their prices, documents, cars and balance. Never your retail prices, and never another customer.
Each buyer's name, car, package and job status. Never the buyer's phone, email, messages, notes or photos.
Dealers sign in with a link sent by email (lasts 24 hours) or text (7 days). No app to download.
Changing a dealer's sign-in email, or pausing the account, signs them out straight away.
Editing a price list only affects documents you start afterwards.
Type any price on any line, and it stays.
Works when Stripe is how you take cards online. With Square, Clover or SumUp, dealers pay each invoice on its own.
Due on receipt, Net 7, 15, 30, 45 or 60, on any day from the 1st to the 28th, sent after 8am your time.
Dealers, price lists, bundles, portal settings and statements. Day-to-day work happens anywhere, including the phone app.
Set their prices once, bill them once a month, and give them a portal of their own. The Dealer Portal is included free with the Dominator plan.

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