Get paid $100 every time you send us a windshield
You already see the damage before the customer does. Turn that into revenue — one sentence, no insurance talk, paid every Friday.
Three steps, and two of them are ours
You spot the damage
You already see it — you are the one with your hands on the glass. A chip, a star, a crack starting to run.
You send them to us
One sentence and a text with their name and number, or hand them a card with your code. That is the whole job.
You get paid
$100 per completed windshield replacement, direct to your account the Friday after the job is done.
Paid weekly, no strings
$100 per replacement
Flat. Not a percentage, not a sliding scale you have to audit. A completed windshield replacement pays $100.
Paid Friday, every week
Direct deposit the Friday after the job completes. You see the job in your portal the moment it is booked.
No clawbacks on short-pays
If an insurer underpays us, that is our problem, not yours. You keep the fee. The only reversal is a cancelled job.
We come to your shop
Mobile means the car never leaves your bay. Do the glass and your own work back to back instead of losing the appointment.
We send work back
Every windshield we replace needs a fresh tint strip and a detail. Partners get that work first.
You never touch insurance
You talk about the chip. We talk about the claim. That line is not a formality — it is what keeps you clear.
The reason they say yes
Most drivers carrying comprehensive coverage pay little or nothing out of pocket for glass — but it depends on their policy, so we verify coverage with their carrier before we ever touch the car, and tell them exactly what they owe first.
Mobile service
We come to their home, their office, or your shop.
Next-day scheduling
Most jobs booked for the next day, often sooner.
OEM-quality materials
Glass and urethane that meet original-equipment standards.
Bang Lifetime Workmanship Warranty
Our workmanship is warrantied for as long as they own the vehicle.
You talk about the chip. We talk about the claim.
That is the whole compliance story. You point at the damage and tell them who you use. You never tell a customer what their insurance covers, whether they should file, or what they will pay — not because we are being careful with words, but because that conversation is legally ours to have.
Say one more line and you are covered: “They pay me a referral fee.” Customers respect it, and it is required.
If cars come through your door
Become a partner
Takes a minute. No cost, no contract, no minimum. We will call you to walk through the program and get your first cards out.
Before you sign up
What exactly do I have to say to the customer?+
One sentence: “You’ve got a chip in your windshield — here’s the shop I use.” That is the entire script. You do not quote the job, you do not tell them what their insurance will or will not cover, and you do not tell them whether to file a claim. We handle all of that, and legally it has to be us.
Why can’t I tell them it’s covered by insurance?+
Because coverage has to be verified with the carrier before anyone can promise it, and in Florida a paid referrer who discusses a customer’s claim can be treated as an unlicensed adjuster. It protects you as much as it protects us. We verify coverage on every job before we touch the car, then we tell the customer exactly what they owe.
Do I have to disclose that you pay me?+
Yes, and it is one line: “They pay me a referral fee.” Customers do not mind. Federal rules require the disclosure, and in practice it makes you sound straight with them rather than like you are hiding something.
What if the customer only needs a chip repair?+
Send it anyway. Chip repairs pay a smaller fee, and a chip that gets filled today is a customer who calls us — and credits you — when the next one cracks all the way across. Arizona heat means it usually does.
How do I know I actually got credited?+
You get a partner portal login. The referral shows up the moment it is booked, moves to completed when the tech finishes, and shows the payout with it. Nothing is on a handshake.
Is there a cost, a contract, or a minimum?+
No cost, no minimum, and no exclusivity. Keep whoever you use now — most partners start by sending us the jobs their current shop cannot get to same-day.