Checked Sep 26, 2026

How much does Ceramic Pro Shop Manager cost?

Ceramic Pro Shop Manager does not publish a plan price; ask for a quote. All-in-one platform for automotive protection shops (Ceramic Pro dealers): invoicing, scheduling, payments, CRM, VoIP and lead generation.

Prices are as published by Ceramic Pro Shop Manager on Sep 26, 2026. Check the linked source before buying.

Starting planQuoteSee plan terms below
WebsiteNot statedAs described by the vendor
Price scales withnot published (subscription); payment terminal rental or purchase

Published rates

Plans and add-ons

Plans

PlanPriceBilling

Add-ons

Add-onPrice
GoDaddy Smart Terminalfree 6-month trial, then $50/month or $399 purchaseNot published

Pricing source: ceramicpro.com ↗, checked Sep 26, 2026.

Beyond the plan price

Terms worth checking

Contract & cancellation
unknown · Renewal: unknown · unknown
Payments
2.5% per in-person transaction (GoDaddy) · 'Built In Payment Processing'
Data export
unknown

Source notes

What the headline misses

Each point is tied to a dated statement on Ceramic Pro Shop Manager's site. Open the source to read the full context.

  1. The software subscription price is not published; buyers are sent to a demo.
    “Book a Free Demo”
    ceramicpro.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗
  2. The card terminal is free for 6 months, then $50/month or a $399 purchase.
    “$50/month thereafter”
    ceramicpro.com · Sep 26, 2026 ↗

Who it sells to

Prices and quotes are as published on Ceramic Pro Shop Manager's own pages on the date shown, before tax and payment processing. Vendors change prices and terms; check theirs before you buy.

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