Quote texts all day
“How much for a full detail on a truck?” Twenty times a day, mid-job, gloves on. Half never book.
Detail Cannon puts a booking page on your site that asks the three questions you'd ask on the phone — vehicle, service, add-ons — and prices the job itself. You wake up to confirmed work, not “how much for an SUV?”
“How much for a full detail on a truck?” Twenty times a day, mid-job, gloves on. Half never book.
Flat pricing means the mud-caked lifted F-250 pays the same as a clean commuter Civic. You eat the difference.
A paper calendar and DM threads. Two cars show up for one slot, or nobody shows up at all.
It isn't the workload. It's that quoting, pricing, and the calendar all live in a text thread — so every job has to pass through you before it becomes work.
Sedan, SUV, truck, XL. Full Detail, Interior Only, Ceramic Coating. Pet hair, engine bay, clay bar. Your prices, your rules — about ten minutes.
Drop it in your website, Instagram bio, Google Business Profile, and your text auto-reply. One link, always up to date.
The customer picks, the price computes, the slot is held. What shows up is a scoped job — vehicle, service, add-ons, total — not a lead to chase.
Not every job starts with a link. A regular calls, someone walks into the bay, a DM turns into a Saturday appointment. You book those in yourself, in the same place — and they price by the same rules.
Every price is recalculated on our servers from your rules — vehicle tier × service × add-ons — the moment before the booking is confirmed. Nothing is trusted from the browser. Same truck, same Full Detail, same pet-hair add-on gets the same number every single time.
| Detail Cannon | A calendar link | The phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price shown to the customer upfront | Yes | No | No |
| Job scoped before it's confirmed | Yes | No | sometimes |
| Vehicle-tier pricing built in | Yes | No | in your head |
| Automatic booking reminders | Yes | sometimes | No |
| Setup time | ~10 min | ~10 min | none |
| Payment processor required to go live | No | No | No |
| Typical monthly cost | $ | $ | your time |
You set one price per vehicle tier, once. Every quote after that follows the rule — including the mud-caked lifted truck that used to slip through at sedan money.




No. There is no payment step in the booking flow. The customer books a scoped, priced job and pays you directly — cash, card reader, invoice, however you already do it. Nothing to set up with a payment processor.
You book those yourself. Pick the vehicle tier, service and add-ons on their behalf and the job lands on the same calendar, priced by the same server-side rules — no separate paperwork for phone jobs. You can also reschedule or cancel any booking, yours or theirs, and block off a bay, a tech, or a whole day so nothing books into time you can't work.
Yes. Fixed-location shops with bays and mobile operators both run on the same booking page. Set a service area and travel rules instead of bays.
From your rules: vehicle tier × service × add-ons. You set every number once. The total is recalculated on our servers before the booking confirms, so it can't be edited or gamed from the browser.
No. The browser never sends us a price — only the choices. The server does the math against your catalog every time.
About ten minutes. Add your services, set your vehicle tiers and add-ons, share the link. Start from a template for your niche if you want.
Bay and tech scheduling is in the plan, so two cars never land in one slot and every job is assigned to whoever is working it.
No. Monthly or annual, cancel anytime, and your data exports in one click.
I built Detail Cannon after watching a detailer friend lose an hour every morning to price texts, then under-quote the worst truck of the day. It does one thing: it turns “how much for an SUV?” into a booked job. If that's your morning, give it ten minutes.
No card. About ten minutes. Cancel whenever.
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