Best Auto Glass Company Software (2026): Top 8 Compared
I run All American Pressure Cleaning and I co-founded QuoteIQ, so my pick is no secret: for a mobile or retail shop, QuoteIQ is the auto glass company software I'd start with in 2026. It quotes from a phone, schedules your vans, and starts at $29.99 a month. If most of your revenue is insurance claims billed by EDI, I'll tell you below where Omega EDI or eDirectGlass fits better than my own product.
TL;DR
QuoteIQ: from $29.99/mo. Quotes, scheduling, job photos and (on Elite) route optimization for mobile and retail shops, with no NAGS lookup, VIN decoder or EDI billing in its documentation.
Omega EDI and eDirectGlass: the two I'd shortlist if insurer claims are your daily work. Omega starts at $9.95 per user; eDirectGlass starts at $89.95 on an annual contract.
AutoGlassCRM: $29.99 to $34.99 per user per month with VIN decoding and NAGS access per search, billed month to month.
Glas-Avenue and Servgrow: Glas-Avenue is quote-only software for auto and flat glass; Servgrow is a simple field service app with an auto glass page.
Jobber and Housecall Pro: general field service tools whose pricing pages list no glass-specific parts tools.
How I Picked These
I rank my own product first and say so. I have not run an auto glass shop, and I have not used the other seven tools. Everything below rests on each vendor's published pricing and feature pages, which I read on October 14, 2026, using standard monthly pricing only. Where a vendor hides its monthly price, I say so instead of guessing. This ranking is for owner-operators and small crews, not national fleets. I weighed four things: cost for an owner plus three techs, insurance EDI billing and parts matching, mobile dispatch, and how easy it is to try before you commit. For scale, IBISWorld puts 2025 revenue for U.S. auto windshield repair services at $8.3 billion and lists 5,854 businesses, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics counts 22,600 automotive glass installers and repairers in 2025, earning a median $47,630.
Quick Comparison
Software | Starting Price | Best For |
$29.99/mo, 1 user | Mobile and retail shops | |
$9.95/user/mo plus fees | Insurance EDI billing | |
$89.95/user/mo, annual contract | Insurer-heavy replacement | |
$29.99/user/mo | VIN decoding, NAGS access | |
Quote only | Auto plus flat glass | |
Annual rates only | Simple booking, follow-up | |
$49/mo, 1 user | General field service | |
$79/mo listed | Multi-tech general service |
1. QuoteIQ — Best Overall for Auto Glass Companies
What it is
QuoteIQ is the field service CRM I co-founded and run my own business on. It handles quotes, scheduling, invoices and job photos from a phone, which covers most of a mobile windshield shop's day.
Pricing
Essentials is $29.99 a month for one user, Beginner $99.99 for two, Pro $199.99 for four, Elite $299.99 for ten and Max $699.99 for twenty. Extra users are $25 a month on any plan, and every plan has a 14-day trial, per the pricing page I checked October 14, 2026. An owner plus three techs fits on Pro at $199.99. You can book a demo first.
Where it fits
Estimates and deposits are on every plan, and Options estimates let a customer pick, say, aftermarket or OEM glass on the same quote. QuoteIQ Cam photo documentation and e-signatures start at Beginner, On The Way texts at Pro, and route optimization at Elite.
Tradeoffs
I found no NAGS lookup, VIN decoder, EDI insurance billing or dedicated ADAS calibration workflow in QuoteIQ's documentation. If insurer assignments fill your calendar, one of the glass-specific tools below will save you more time. Route optimization needs Elite at $299.99.
Quoting is so much easier and really keeps everything squared away for you especially with the premium package! — Glenn Davis (Google Play review)
2. Omega EDI — Best for Insurance Billing
What it is
Omega EDI sells cloud glass software built around insurance billing. Its home page describes real-time quoting with the right part matched to each VIN, scheduling and dispatch, a live tracker link for customers, and invoices sent by EDI, email, fax or print.
Pricing
Per user per month, Repair Only is $9.95 for up to 10 users, Standard is $29.95 and Enterprise is $39.95 with a 10-user minimum. Standard adds $1.00 per accepted EDI, $2.50 per electronic dispatch, $1.00 per VIN lookup and a $69.95 NAGS license, per its pricing page.
Where it fits
Replacement shops that send most invoices to insurers and want a validation step before a claim goes out. The home page says its engine catches incorrect deductibles, invalid VINs and mismatched claim numbers.
Tradeoffs
Metered fees add up on a busy week. The home page I read doesn't mention a mobile app, route optimization is listed only on Enterprise, and the Enterprise price carries an unexplained asterisk. There is a demo but no free trial.
3. eDirectGlass — Best for Deep Insurance Workflows
What it is
eDirectGlass lists EDI invoicing, LYNX assignments, supplier ordering, VIN or plate lookup and unlimited SMS. Its Premium editions add routing and dispatch and a MyGlassClaim portal.
Pricing
Essential is $89.95, Premium $119.95 and Premium Plus $149.95 per user per month, each on an annual contract with an early-termination penalty. A Pay-Per-Invoice plan is $5 per submitted invoice, and every core edition has a 30-day free trial, per the vendor page.
Where it fits
Shops that live in insurer assignments and want supplier ordering inside the same tool.
Tradeoffs
It has the highest per-user price of the eight, plus metered fees of $0.50 per EDI invoice and $2.25 per LYNX assignment. Add-ons such as Mobile Technician at $19.95 a month raise the bill, and the annual contract means you can't leave cheaply if it doesn't fit.
4. AutoGlassCRM — Best for VIN Decoding and NAGS Access
What it is
AutoGlassCRM is a quoting and scheduling tool for glass shops. Every subscription lists photos, videos and unlimited VIN Decoder searches, and a separate Exact Match VIN Decoder costs $1.00 per search.
Pricing
In the U.S., Basic is $29.99 and Premium, labeled PGW Exclusive, is $34.99 per user per month, with $1.00 per EDI or electronic dispatch. Installers don't count toward the user total, billing is month to month with no contract, and there is a 7-day free trial, per its pricing page.
Where it fits
Small shops and solo installers who want VIN decoding and NAGS access at a low per-user price.
Tradeoffs
Help requests past the included 50 or 65 cost $0.50 each, Exact Match searches add $1.00 each, and the pages I read don't mention ADAS.
5. Glas-Avenue — Best for Auto and Flat Glass Under One Roof
What it is
Glas-Avenue from Mainstreet Computers is cloud-based software for auto and flat glass businesses, with quotes, invoices, schedules, Glas-PAY payments and a QuickBooks integration. Its MobilePRO app lets technicians manage invoices and capture payments and signatures.
Pricing
No price is published, and the page offers demos only, so ask for a quote from the vendor.
Where it fits
Shops that sell flat glass and windshields and want one system for both.
Tradeoffs
The page doesn't mention EDI or VIN lookup. A 2022 AGRR trade article describes VIN lookup and EDI billing in Mainstreet's auto glass software, but it's four years old, so confirm both in a demo.
6. Servgrow — Best Simple App with an Auto Glass Page
What it is
Servgrow covers online booking, estimates with options, dispatch, payments and automated follow-up. Its auto glass page names mobile service, ADAS camera recalibration, and insurance and fleet work.
Pricing
The pricing page lists annual-billed rates without stating a monthly price, so I quote none. There is a 14-day free trial.
Where it fits
Owner-operators who want booking, texting and review requests in one simple app.
Tradeoffs
The auto glass page doesn't offer NAGS, VIN lookup or insurance billing as features, and the unclear monthly pricing makes budgeting harder.
7. Jobber — Best General Field Service Option
What it is
Jobber is general field service software with online booking, scheduling, quotes, invoices and online payments. Connect adds automated client reminders, quote follow-ups and QuickBooks Online sync; Grow adds two-way texting and job costing.
Pricing
On the month-to-month view, Core is $49 for one user, Connect is $139 for one user or $199 for five, Grow is $199 for one or $299 for five, and Plus is $499 for five. Extra users are $29 each, and an owner plus three techs fits the five-user Grow tier at $299, per Jobber's pricing.
Where it fits
Retail-heavy shops that want a well-known general tool.
Tradeoffs
The pricing page lists no NAGS lookup, VIN decoding or EDI billing, charges per added user, and I couldn't confirm from the page text which plan includes route optimization.
8. Housecall Pro — Best for Multi-Tech Shops
What it is
Housecall Pro is general field service software. Basic covers online booking, scheduling and dispatch, estimates and invoicing, and payments; Essentials adds routes, photo reports and GPS tracking; Max adds route optimization.
Pricing
The pricing page lists Basic at $79, Essentials at $189 for five users and Max at $329 for eight, with extra Max users at $35. It also shows $59, $149 and $299 without labeling which figures are monthly, so I read the higher ones as monthly from the page's savings lines; confirm before you buy.
Where it fits
Larger shops with several techs that want GPS tracking and routes in one app.
Tradeoffs
Route optimization needs Max, and the plan lists name no glass-specific parts tools.
What Operators Say
The reviews database has no auto glass tag, so these two come from other service businesses, and neither reviewer runs a glass shop.
love this app helps out so much with keeping up with everything in your business — Travis Sever (Google Play review)
they took all the confusing things about running a business into an easy to use app , highly recommend — Mario Garza (Google Play review)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best software for an auto glass company in 2026?
QuoteIQ is my pick for mobile and retail auto glass companies: quotes, scheduling and job photos from a phone, with route optimization on Elite, from $29.99 a month. I co-founded it, so weigh that. If most jobs are insurance claims, Omega EDI and eDirectGlass handle EDI billing and parts matching, which QuoteIQ does not, and AutoGlassCRM adds VIN decoding at a low per-user price. Your job mix decides: cash and fleet work leans toward a general tool, insurer work toward a glass-specific one. Before you commit, run your last ten jobs through each demo or trial and see which tool gets you from quote to paid invoice with the fewest manual steps.
How much does auto glass shop software cost?
Published prices run from $9.95 to $149.95 per user per month. Omega EDI starts at $9.95 on its Repair Only plan and $29.95 on Standard, plus fees per EDI claim and dispatch. AutoGlassCRM is $29.99 to $34.99 per user. eDirectGlass is $89.95 to $149.95 on an annual contract. QuoteIQ is $29.99 for one user and $199.99 for four. For four paid users, base fees come to about $120 on Omega Standard, $120 on AutoGlassCRM Basic, $360 on eDirectGlass Essential and $199.99 on QuoteIQ Pro, before per-claim fees, NAGS licenses and add-ons. AutoGlassCRM doesn't count installers as users, which can lower its figure. Usage fees and extra users change the total, so price your own job count.
Does auto glass software handle insurance billing and EDI?
Only the glass-specific tools do. Omega EDI sends invoices by EDI and lists a validation engine meant to prevent rejects, at $1.00 per accepted EDI on Standard. eDirectGlass lists EDI invoicing and LYNX assignments, and AutoGlassCRM charges $1.00 per EDI or electronic dispatch. QuoteIQ, Jobber and Housecall Pro list no EDI billing on the pages I read, so a shop living on insurer assignments should start with the first three. Omega's home page claims up to 70% fewer EDI rejects, which is a vendor claim I haven't tested. Ask each vendor which insurers and claim networks it connects to in your region before you sign.
What is NAGS and do I need it in my auto glass software?
NAGS is the part-number and pricing reference many shops use to match glass to a vehicle, and some tools sell it as an add-on. Omega EDI lists a NAGS license at $69.95 on Standard and $59.95 on Enterprise, while AutoGlassCRM says all subscriptions have access to NAGS on a per-search basis and lists no separate NAGS price. If you replace glass daily, part lookup is the core of the job. If you mostly repair chips or only schedule vans, you can skip it. QuoteIQ has no NAGS lookup, so keep your current parts source alongside it. Whatever you choose, confirm in a demo that the lookup returns the part numbers your suppliers actually use.
Can Jobber or Housecall Pro run an auto glass shop?
They can run scheduling, quotes, invoices and payments, but neither lists NAGS lookup, VIN decoding or EDI insurance billing on its pricing page. Jobber runs $49 to $499 with $29 per extra user, Housecall Pro lists $79 to $329, and QuoteIQ runs $29.99 to $699.99 with $25 extra users. For an owner plus three techs, my Jobber vs QuoteIQ breakdown walks through the math. Jobber's Connect plan adds quote follow-ups and QuickBooks sync, and Grow adds two-way texting and job costing. Housecall Pro's Essentials plan adds routes, photo reports and GPS tracking, and Max adds route optimization. For mostly cash retail jobs either can work; for insurer work they're a weaker fit.
What should mobile windshield replacement software do on the job?
At minimum it should quote on site, let the customer choose between glass options, photograph the damage, take a deposit or payment, and capture a signature before the tech leaves. QuoteIQ covers that from the phone: Options estimates and deposits on every plan, photos and e-signatures from Beginner, and an On The Way text from Pro. AutoGlassCRM includes photos and videos on every subscription, and eDirectGlass sells a Mobile Technician add-on at $19.95 a month. My guide to mobile mechanic software covers the same workflow. Also check that the customer can pay before the van leaves and that the tech can see the next job's address and notes without calling the office.
How do I track ADAS calibration work in auto glass software?
Treat calibration as its own line item and document it on every job. AutoBolt's report, covered by Repairer Driven News, found 25% of model-year 2016 vehicles and 89% of 2023-and-newer vehicles needed calibration after a windshield replacement. IIHS testing, also reported by Repairer Driven News, found a one-degree camera difference on an aftermarket windshield made automatic emergency braking engage later in Honda Civics. Servgrow names ADAS camera recalibration as a job type. QuoteIQ has no dedicated ADAS workflow, so use inspection forms with photos, which start at Beginner, to record each calibration.
How do I start a QuoteIQ trial for my auto glass business?
Every QuoteIQ plan has a 14-day free trial with full access to the plan you pick, and a credit or debit card is required to start. Choose by the features you need: Essentials at $29.99 for quotes and scheduling, Beginner at $99.99 for QuoteIQ Cam photos and inspection forms, Pro at $199.99 for On The Way texts and job costing, and Elite at $299.99 for route optimization. Sign up here or book a demo first. On day one, build a real windshield quote and schedule a real job, so you learn quickly whether the missing NAGS and EDI tools matter. Extra users are $25 a month on any plan, so add one tech during the trial and test the schedule from the van.
Bottom Line
If you quote and dispatch mobile jobs, take cash and fleet work, and want one app for the van, the quote and the invoice, start with QuoteIQ on a 14-day trial and watch whether the missing NAGS and EDI tools matter to your mix. If insurers send most of your work, price Omega EDI and eDirectGlass first. I'd also read my guides to towing dispatch software and auto detailing scheduling, and my Housecall Pro vs QuoteIQ comparison. You can book a QuoteIQ demo any time.
Sources
QuoteIQ pricing, checked October 14, 2026
Jobber and Jobber pricing
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Automotive Body and Glass Repairers, modified August 27, 2026
Repairer Driven News, IIHS windshield camera research, November 23, 2017
AGRR, Software Solutions, 2022
Repairer Driven News, AutoBolt ADAS report, April 3, 2023
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