PewPreviewReal renders · sample data · guided demo
Play both sides of one job
First you're the customer previewing a finish on a real AR-15. Then the screen flips and you're the shop turning that preview into money. Every render you'll see came out of our actual engine.
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Act 1 · You're the customer
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Your customer opens the widget on your website. Their rifle's photo is already in. Tap the pulsing dot on the handguard.
yourshop.com — powered by PewPreview
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BEFOREAFTER
Reading the photo…
Sped up for the demo — a live render takes about 20 seconds.
Install is one line of HTML — or a hosted link for shops whose site can't take code. Every render lands here with the customer's contact and their exact design.
Marcus T. Looks awesome. Any chance it's done by Friday? Going hunting Saturday morning.
Yep — drop it off Thursday before noon and it'll cure overnight. See you then.
Two-way messaging with photos. Marcus reads and replies from plain email — he never installs an app, you never give out your cell.
Marcus T.4 renders · 2 jobs$680 lifetime
Kyle R.1 render · 1 job$325 lifetime
Jake M.1 render · new today—
One file per customer, keyed by phone: every render, quote, job, and message in one place. No more scrolling texts to find "that guy with the blue AR."
Complete pistol — one color$250 $40 under median
Pistol slide only$120 within market
Complete rifle — one color$325 within market
Knife / small item$45 within market
Price position: this sample menu is under market on 1 of 4 items. Shops that fixed underpricing here found real money — one was quoting knives at $15 when the market advertised $35–$75.
Your service menu with real market comparison per item, built from advertised prices across US shops. It also pre-fills every quote.
#147 Jake M. two-tone AR-15sent
#146 Marcus T. FDE full rifle · $410accepted
#145 walk-in shotgun refinishdraft
#144 Kyle R. pistol slide · $325accepted
Customers open a link, see line items and your terms, and accept with a signature — from their phone, no account. You see the moment they view it.
Kyle R.pistol slide · Sniper GreyCoating
Marcus T.FDE full rifleQueued
Every accepted quote becomes a tracked job. Customers get a live status link — and the ready-for-pickup email sends itself when you hit Done. Fewer "is it ready yet?" calls.
Needs attention — money first.
Jake M. tried your widget 1 minute ago
No quote sent yet · design attached · [email protected] · (208) 555-0114
Hope you're loving the new finish. If you have 30 seconds, a quick review makes a huge difference for a small shop. → Leave a review
That loop is the product.
Preview on their gun→ Lead with the design→ Quote, accepted online→ Job, tracked→ Invoice, paid→ Review, earned
Not shown in these eight steps but in the same plan: invoices printed or emailed, a gun taken in before it is priced, a counter form customers fill in from a QR code, takedown guides for 200 firearms inside each job, a spray list by colour, station timers, texting, staff logins, and books for your accountant. The whole list.
Every render in this demo came out of our real engine — the two-tone you may have picked took one click and zero phone calls. And the quote, inbox, customer files, market pricing, and job tracker you clicked through are all part of the same $99/mo — installed on your website in an afternoon.
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