Car Detailing Software for Mobile Detailers and Shops
Detailing is not a 40-minute service call. One car ties up a bay or a van for three hours, the price depends on a package plus whatever the customer adds on, and half the business arrives as a DM at 11pm asking how much for a full interior. Most field-service software was built for trades that run eight short jobs a day, so it fights you on all three: no room for a long job, no clean way to quote a package, no way to take the booking while you're under a hood.
JobField is one app for the whole shop — a booking page that takes the request with the vehicle and the package, quotes the customer approves and pays a deposit on from their phone, a day you can see and drag, and card payment taken at the car before you pack up. JobField is live. Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card.
Updated September 2026 · JobField
See what a day looks like in JobField.
A sample day on the dashboard. Two minutes, no card.
Quote a package, get it approved before you drive out
A detail is a price list, not a flat rate: interior, exterior, full detail, and then the paint correction, the pet hair, the engine bay, the ceramic coating. Build the package once and send it as a quote the customer opens on their phone, taps to approve, and pays a deposit on — so the job on your calendar is a job someone has already committed to. Add-ons found at the car get added to the same job, and the customer sees the new total before you start on them.
- Saved packages and add-ons instead of re-typing a price list
- Customer approves and pays the deposit from a link, no back-and-forth
- Add-ons found on-site go on the same job, priced and visible
A schedule that understands a three-hour car
Booking a detail into software built for service calls means guessing at a slot and hoping the next one doesn't collide. In JobField a job holds the time it actually takes, and the day is a board you can see across every detailer and every van — so when a full correction runs long, you drag the afternoon car and the customer gets the new window. Weather days, the reality of mobile work, move as a block instead of one call at a time.
- Long jobs hold real time on the board, not a default slot
- Drag a car to another detailer or another day and the window re-sends
- See every van and bay for the week on one screen
Take the booking while your hands are wet
Detailing enquiries come in at night and on weekends, and the shop that answers first books the car. Your booking page takes the request with the vehicle, the package and the address, so it lands as a real job instead of a note to call someone back. The AI receptionist add-on answers the calls nobody can get to, asks what the car is and what it needs, and writes the answers into the job — and the confirmation text with the arrival window is a tap, not a re-typed address.
- Public booking page with your packages and your service area
- AI receptionist answers after-hours calls and books the car
- Confirmation and on-my-way texts go out from the job
Get paid at the car, and keep the before-and-afters
Nothing is worse than finishing a ceramic coating and then chasing the balance for two weeks. Invoice from the phone at the car and take the card there — Tap to Pay on iPhone means no reader in the glovebox — with the tip screen the customer actually sees. Before-and-after photos attach to the job, so the work lives with the customer's record instead of scattered across a camera roll, and the next time that car books, the history is already there.
- Invoice and take the card on-site, Tap to Pay on iPhone
- Tip screen on the customer's turn, not an awkward ask
- Before-and-after photos kept on the job, per vehicle
Repeat customers, fleets, and reports that show what pays
The money in detailing is the car that comes back and the account with twelve of them. Recurring maintenance details repeat on a schedule instead of being rebooked from memory, a dealer or fleet account keeps every vehicle and every visit under one customer, and live reports break revenue down by package and by detailer — so you can see whether the cheap express wash is worth the bay. Your number and your customer list are yours, and they leave with you if you ever go.
Frequently asked questions.
What is car detailing software and what does it do?
Car detailing software runs the business side of a detailing shop or mobile detailing unit: taking bookings, quoting packages and add-ons, scheduling jobs that take hours rather than minutes, invoicing, and taking payment. JobField does all of that in one app, with a public booking page, quotes the customer approves from their phone, and card payment taken at the car.
Does it work for mobile detailing, not just a shop?
Yes. Mobile detailing is the case it fits best: the job carries the customer's address, the native iOS and Android app gives the detailer the day and navigation to the next car, and payment is taken on-site with Tap to Pay on iPhone. A shop with bays works the same way, with the schedule board standing in for the map.
Can I quote packages and add-ons instead of a flat price?
Yes. Save your packages — interior, exterior, full detail, correction, coating — with their add-ons, and send a quote the customer approves and pays a deposit on from a link. Anything you find at the car goes onto the same job, and the customer sees the new total before you do the work.
Can customers book a detail online themselves?
Yes. Your booking page takes the request with the vehicle, the package and the address, and it lands as a job on your schedule rather than a message to answer later. The AI receptionist add-on covers the calls, asking what the car is and what it needs before booking it.
How much does it cost and can I sign up now?
Plans start at $49/mo (Starter), with Pro at $149 and Platform at $299. JobField is live. Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card.
