Residential and commercial window film software, priced by the square foot
Apexed lets flat glass installers enter each window once, price it by the square foot, and send a proposal with a line for every window. The cut optimizer then picks the roll that wastes the least film.
Free for 30 days. No credit card required.
What residential and commercial glass shops get
- Square-foot calculator: enter each window once and get the price
- Switch a job between residential and commercial, and every window re-prices at that market’s film rates
- Proposals with window-by-window line items and the film for each
- Cut optimizer that imports the windows from the ticket and shows film cost and profit
- Photos on every window, and a job-site map to navigate there
- Crews, time clock and invoices with pay-by-text links
How it works
- Step 1
Measure and price
Enter each window’s size and the film, and Apexed works out the square footage and price. Switch the job between residential and commercial and every window re-prices at that market’s film rates.
- Step 2
Send a clear proposal
The proposal shows each window as a line item with its film, and the customer can choose and pay a deposit.
- Step 3
Order and install
Import the windows into the cut optimizer for the best roll size, then use the photos on each window and the job-site map when your crew arrives.
Questions about residential and commercial glass software
Can Apexed price window film by the square foot?
Yes. You enter each window’s dimensions and the film, and the price is calculated by the square foot for that film and market.
Does it handle both residential and commercial jobs?
Yes. A job can be switched between residential and commercial, and its windows re-price at that market’s film rates.
Can I reduce film waste?
Yes. The cut optimizer imports the windows from a ticket and picks the roll width that wastes the least film, with a layout drawing.
Can I keep photos for each window?
Yes. Photos can be attached to each window on the ticket, and the job-site address opens in a map to navigate there.