Auto Glass · HTML & CSS template
Auto Glass Shop Website Template
Windshields, chips & ADAS — a quote-first site with the calibration story the chains don't tell.
Auto glass is a race to the first credible quote — and the customer's insurance "glass line" is often answered by a national chain's own claims network. This template fights both battles: a 60-second exact-quote form (glass picker, damage gauge, insurance-vs-cash), a text-two-photos flow, and plain-English your-choice-of-shop claim pages. The design is the trade itself: every surface is a pane of glass with a bevel-cut corner and an edge-lit rim, the hero frost wipes clear like a windshield, and the ADAS calibration page works in a full dark set — the modern differentiator most independent glass sites never mention.
Built for: Independent auto glass shops, mobile glass businesses, windshield repair specialists, ADAS calibration centers
- Frost-to-clear hero — the page defrosts along a wiper arc on load (CSS-only, reduced-motion safe)
- 60-second exact-quote form: which-glass picker, damage size, insurance-vs-cash, shop-or-mobile — plus a two-photo text flow
- The quarter rule drawn to true scale, with four break-type charts in etched linework
- Full dark-set ADAS calibration page: half-degree drift diagram, static vs dynamic table, bay checklist
- Mobile route board with three slot states, plus a coverage-ring map
- Insurance pages that answer steering: your-choice-of-shop language and an honest deductible table
- 10 AI-generated, brand-graded photos in the box — hero, bay, chip macro, van — license-clean and swap-ready
- Glass-edge design system: bevel-cut panes, edge-lit rims, sheen sweeps — one token block re-skins everything
- AutoRepair JSON-LD, self-hosted fonts, zero external requests
- Hand-written HTML & CSS — 25 lines of optional JS, no framework, no build step
Pages in the box
Inside the template
01 / 04
- 10ready-made pages
- < 3 MBthe entire site — photos & fonts included
- 25lines of JavaScript, all optional
- 0external requests — nothing phones home
Pick your license
Solo
One shop, one site.
$79$99
- The full template
- Exact-quote form + tap-to-call
- ADAS calibration & insurance pages
- 12 months of updates
One live website for your own single business.
Studio
All the pages + a client license.
$149$199
- Everything in Solo
- Commercial license · one client
- Brand/style kit + design tokens
- Form wiring guide
- Priority email support
Build one paying client site, plus your own.
Agency
Unlimited client shops.
$349$449
- Everything in Studio
- Unlimited client projects
- Source design files
- 30-min setup & handoff call
- Priority support
Unlimited client projects (extended license).
Done-For-You Launch
We build it. You approve it. It goes live.
$1,500$1,900
- Your real content loaded from your Google Business Profile
- Your photos, reviews, services & hours placed for you
- Live on your own domain in about a week
- Two rounds of your changes included
- 90 days of Care Plus included — hosting, backups, monitoring & change time
- Then Care Plus at $149/mo, cancel anytime
One live website for your business — built and launched for you.
Buying more than one line? All-Access gets every template for $499.
Personal
Solo license — one live site for your own single business.
Commercial
Studio license — build one paying client site, plus your own.
Extended
Agency license — unlimited client projects, source files included.
14-day money-back guarantee — if the template doesn't fit, reply to your receipt within 14 days and we refund it in full. Keep nothing, owe nothing.
We'll launch it for you.
Prefer we launch it for you? The done-for-you build puts in your real content and goes live in about a week — $1,500 once, with 90 days of Care Plus included, then $149/mo you can cancel anytime.
Questions
How is this different from the chains' sites?
The chains win on the claim line, not the website — the "insurance glass number" often rings their own network. This template's insurance pages say plainly that the shop is the customer's choice, and the quote flow is built to get an exact number into their hands before the network books them elsewhere.
Does it work for a mobile-only glass business?
Yes — the route board and mobile page carry that model on their own: set half-day routes, honest slot states, a weather policy, and a coverage map. Delete the shop-bay references, keep the van. The read-me marks the spots.
What's the ADAS page for?
Calibration is the modern differentiator: cars since ~2018 need their forward camera recalibrated after a windshield, and most independent glass sites never say so. A page that explains static vs dynamic in plain words — with the report the customer takes home — is the credibility play the chains already run.
Is the insurance copy safe to publish?
It's written conditional on purpose — "most policies," "confirmed on the claim call" — and the shop-choice statement is true in every US state. One paragraph is Washington-specific and the read-me tells you to localize it (Florida, Kentucky and South Carolina have stronger zero-deductible rules, for instance).
Do I need to know how to code?
You need to be able to edit HTML in a text editor — open the file, change the words, save. The read-me walks the whole launch in order, and one token block re-skins the design. If you own the shop and would rather not touch it, we will launch it for you with your real content.