WrapCalc

Wrap material & job costing

Measure the job.
Not the guesswork.

WrapCalc turns a vehicle into square footage, linear footage and a job price. Panel by panel, one van, or a whole fleet. Offline, on the phone that is already in your hand.

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Fully offline No account 7 vehicle classes, 47 makes and models

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Footage calculator

Pick a vehicle class or search a real make and model, set a roll width and a waste buffer, and get square footage, linear footage and an estimated material cost at both common roll widths.

Material to order

Linear feet, by roll width

54"
60"

A wider roll needs less length to cover the same area, so this is the only number roll width changes here.

These are typical starting points compiled from general industry knowledge, not guaranteed or authoritative figures. Material cost is estimated at a calendared-grade $1.25 per square foot. Every number here, and every number in the app, is a default the shop can edit for its own rates and region.

WrapCalc's Footage Calculator screen showing a Ford Transit selected through vehicle search, with square footage and cost at a 60 inch roll width.

Beyond the free tier

What Pro adds

Panel-level quotes, crew-aware install time, whole-fleet orders and an estimated ad value, all built from the same footage math.

Panel Breakdown

Quote panel by panel instead of the whole vehicle. Body vinyl and window film price out as two separate lines instead of one blended guess, because perforated film is a different material at a different cost.

Body vinyl: priced at the vehicle's material grade Window film: priced separately, its own cost per sq ft
Panel Breakdown screen showing body vinyl and perforated window film costed as two separate lines, with a combined material cost.

Job Costing

Go from cost to price, or from a target price back to a budget. Crew size changes install time without touching the cost math, so a three-person crew and a one-person crew see the same total and a different calendar.

Crew of 3: 2.9 hr, about 1 day Suggested price: derived from cost, labor and margin
Job Costing screen showing material, labor and crew size feeding into an estimated install time and a suggested price.

Fleet Aggregator

Add every vehicle in the job, from a sedan to a box truck, and get one consolidated material order instead of adding up six separate quotes by hand.

6 vehicles rolled into one order
Fleet Aggregator screen showing six vehicles of mixed type consolidated into one material order with a grand total.

Fleet ROI

A rough sense of what a wrap costs against other local ad channels, for a sales conversation, not a media plan.

Impressions and cost-per-impression figures here are rough industry-average estimates, not a guaranteed or measured advertising result. The app carries this same warning as a permanent banner on the Fleet ROI screen; it is not fine print to scroll past.
Fleet ROI screen showing estimated cost per 1,000 impressions for a six-vehicle fleet, alongside reference figures for other local ad channels.

Roll Yield

Area to linear footage, by material grade, with the same body vinyl and window film split as Panel Breakdown, so a roll order matches a panel quote.

Roll Yield screen showing a body vinyl and window film toggle with a linear footage result.

Who this is for

Built for the shop floor

Vehicle wrap installers and sign shops quoting real jobs, not a spreadsheet template someone else built for a different trade.

InputOutput
Vehicle class or a real make and modelSquare footage and linear footage
Panel selection, body vinyl and window filmPanel-level material cost
Material cost, labor, crew size, marginSuggested price, estimated install time
A fleet of vehiclesOne consolidated material order
Daily miles, wrap lifespan, program costEstimated cost per 1,000 impressions

Get the app

iOS and Android, coming soon

WrapCalc is finishing store review setup now. This page will link straight to the App Store and Google Play the day both listings go live. Until then, the calculator above runs the same free-tier math the app ships with.

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