
David founded ETints in early 2025 after identifying a specialised product category with very little strong competition and obvious demand potential — having already worked inside the broader tinting industry and seen the customer appeal firsthand.
Before ETints, David owned and operated a mobile tinting business for several years, building hands-on expertise in installation, customer service, quoting and workflow management. Prior to that, he worked as Business Manager for CUBA ST, developing further capability in business operations, leadership and commercial management.
That combination — trade-level installation experience plus formal business training — is why ETints has been built as a structured, scalable franchise system rather than just a product line. David's vision is to give franchise partners a practical, well-supported opportunity in an emerging sector, not a licence and a logo.
No. While experience in glazing, electrical or construction is helpful, it isn't essential. Comprehensive training is provided in installation, safety, compliance and business operations.
Option 1 is installation-focused with a lower entry cost and a 5+5 year term. Option 2 adds manufacturing capability, requires additional equipment and training, and runs a 10+10 year term with broader revenue potential.
Option 1 (Installation Franchise) ranges from $29,990 to $49,990 + GST depending on territory. Option 2 (Manufacturing + Installation Franchise) starts from $89,990 + GST, including additional equipment and specialised training.
Training, product supply, technical guidance, marketing assets and launch support, plus ongoing support from Head Office as your territory grows.
Brand and territory rights, onboarding and installation training, core tools and starter equipment, product samples, branded uniform, vehicle signage, marketing collateral, launch marketing support and operational systems.
The category is growing on the back of modern design trends, demand for flexible privacy solutions and rising adoption of smart building technology across residential and commercial sectors — with very little strong existing competition.