Runs itself
A reminder the day before, an invoice when the job's done, a nudge when it isn't paid, a review request after. A dozen automations, each with its own switch, so the follow-ups happen without you.

Bookings, reminders, invoices and payroll on autopilot, so the only thing you're chasing is the next car.
Booking, payments, team pay, repeat customers and the numbers behind them, in one app instead of five.
A reminder the day before, an invoice when the job's done, a nudge when it isn't paid, a review request after. A dozen automations, each with its own switch, so the follow-ups happen without you.
Book it, work it, close it out. Multi-vehicle bookings priced per vehicle and size, before and after photos, and a close-out that records the tip and who's holding the cash.
Connect your Whop account, show a QR code, and the customer pays by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on their own phone. No card reader. Quotes turn into jobs, and unpaid invoices get reminders until they're paid.
Set a commission rate per detailer. Every closed job adds what they're owed, tips included, each detailer sees their own pay, and you mark it paid when you hand it over.
A client CRM from first lead to VIP. Maintenance plans keep them on a schedule, coating renewals go out on time, and customers who've gone quiet get a "we miss you" email.
Revenue day by day, where your customers come from, what each job made after pay and supplies, and every trip measured by road for your mileage deduction.
Generic field-service software makes you work around it. These three things exist because a detailing business actually needs them.
Log the product and the warranty window on a job. Brilla reaches out to the client before it lapses, automatically.
A client booking three cars gets accurate per-vehicle pricing and add-ons, capped sensibly per vehicle, not a flat guess.
Commission rates live on each detailer. Every completed job that owes a payout shows up in one place, owner or admin only.
You don't need another app. You need what you're already doing by hand to happen automatically.
Based on how most detailing businesses actually run day to day, not a specific competitor.
“Before this, I was running Sandhills Shine out of my texts and a spreadsheet. Quoting jobs from memory, chasing reviews when I remembered to, hoping nothing fell through the cracks. Six months in, job volume's up something like 5x and I'm not the one keeping track of any of it anymore. It just runs.”
This isn't a mockup. It's what running a real detailing business on Brilla looks like.
First month on Brilla (March 2026) against September 2026.
No onboarding calls and no consultants. Bring your customers with you, or start fresh.
Import customers, vehicles, past jobs and upcoming appointments from Jobber, Housecall Pro, Square or a spreadsheet. Preview it first, undo it if it looks wrong. Starting fresh? Just add your services and prices.
Invite detailers, set each one's commission rate and build the week's schedule. Everyone sees their own jobs and pay, and nobody sees more than their role allows.
Share your booking link, or drop jobs on the calendar. Connect Whop to take card payments in the driveway, and let the reminders and review requests run on their own.
One price for your whole business. No per-user fees. No hidden upgrades.
Free for 14 days. No card needed to start.
or $490/year (2 months free)
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Yes. Brilla tracks ceramic coating jobs and their warranty windows, prices multi-vehicle bookings per vehicle and per size, runs recurring maintenance plans, and emails a customer the day before when rain looks likely, on top of the jobs, team scheduling, invoicing and CRM every business needs.
Yes. Import from another app brings in customers, vehicles, past jobs and invoices, upcoming appointments, services and prices, coatings, maintenance plans, open quotes, inventory and expenses, from those apps or a spreadsheet. You see a preview before anything is saved, imported history never triggers review requests or reminders, and one click undoes the whole import.
Card payments go through Whop. Connect your Whop account in Settings, and customers pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay: show the QR code on your phone and they pay on theirs, or send the invoice link. Each card payment costs 3.0% + $0.30, taken from the payment, and the rest goes to your Whop account. Cash, Zelle, Venmo and the other ways you already take can be recorded against the job too.
Yes. Assign detailers to jobs, set a commission rate for each one, and closing out a job records the tip and who's holding the cash. Brilla adds up what each detailer is owed, each detailer sees their own pay, and you mark it paid when you hand it over.
Yes. Log the coating and its warranty period on a job, and Brilla emails the client before it's due for its maintenance or renewal. No more guessing which vehicles are due for a check-in.
Yes. A client CRM follows every lead from first contact to VIP, a review request goes out after every job, customers who've gone quiet get a "we miss you" email, and email campaigns bring past clients back without you writing each message by hand.
Texting is coming soon. Missed-call text-back and booking texts are built and being tested now. Until then, reminders, invoices and review requests go out by email from your business.
Yes. Brilla works in any phone or tablet browser today, including closing out jobs and taking card payments. The iPhone app is in testing and coming to the App Store very soon.
Yes. Full access for 14 days. No credit card required.
$49 a month, flat, for unlimited team members. No per-seat pricing and no feature tiers. Card payments through your Whop connection cost 3.0% + $0.30 each, only when a customer pays you by card.
No credit card, no onboarding call, no commitment. Just sign up and see if it works for your business.
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