Comparison · Making the switch
Glazier vs. Glass Manager
Tired of basic software that can't keep up? See why glass companies are switching to Glazier.
"If you have one tiny little piece of information not right, it will not export — I have to go to accounting and hit export deposit manually."
Elliott Glass · switched from Glass Manager
120+ glass companies
US-based support
1-day onboarding
Key differences
Why Glazier is the better choice.
Glass Manager covers basic job management and AIA-style billing — but it lacks CRM, lead tracking, and real commercial capabilities. Glazier is the modern, all-in-one platform built for growing glass companies.
No lead tracking, no CRM? You'll outgrow Glass Manager fast.
Glass Manager has no lead management at all. Glazier gives you a full CRM built in.
Modern & always innovating
Glass Manager's interface is basic and dated. Glazier is a clean, intuitive platform that keeps shipping new tools — including AI.
Real mobile app, not a browser tab
Glass Manager's mobile app is just a browser version of the web app. Glazier gives crews a full-featured mobile app built for real field work.
Actually built for commercial
Glass Manager offers basic AIA-style billing but no lead tracking, tiered pricing, or custom reporting. Glazier runs bidding, CRM, PO tracking, and automated AIA billing end to end.
Side by side
Glazier vs. Glass Manager, feature by feature.
In their words
Shops that stopped losing time — and money.
"If you have one tiny little piece of information not right, it will not export — I have to go to accounting, and hit export deposit manually."
Elliott Glass
Switched from Glass Manager
"With Glass Manager, you had to figure out your own taxes. There's no zip code option in there… I've had to send someone a refund because it was just terrible. There was nothing interactive."
All Glass Pros LLC
Switched from Glass Manager
Loved by glass companies
Why they stay.
"We're not digging for stuff anymore. Attachments, submittals, schedules — everything's in one place now."
Taylor Lozano · Nor-Cal Glass
"The software saves me at least 50% of my time compared to before, and we're winning jobs faster with estimates approved in the field."
Bill Plexidas · Clinton Glass & Mirror
"I've got a much better understanding of the health of my business — hard to capture with stacks of paper all over the office."
Gregg Ziliani · Palmetto Door & Glass
"The transition could not have been smoother. They guided us at our own pace and we never felt rushed to know everything at once."
Andrea Elliott · Elliott Glass
FAQ
Switching questions, answered.
Glazier is all-in-one software for both commercial and residential glass businesses, with full CRM, lead tracking, and a modern mobile app. Glass Manager offers basic job management and AIA-style billing, but has no lead management, limited reporting, and a browser-only mobile experience.
Glass Manager offers AIA-style billing, but customers say you still have to work out your own taxes and export data manually. Glazier automates G702/G703 forms with job progress tracking fully integrated.
Yes — companies like Elliott Glass and All Glass Pros LLC have made the switch. Our customer success team handles onboarding for a smooth transition.
Glazier provides dedicated success managers and US-based support. Glass Manager is based in Canada, with support limited to email and phone.
Yes — Glazier includes support for multiple locations and users out of the box. Glass Manager requires a separate multi-location add-on.
Glazier offers a full CRM, lead tracking, tiered pricing, and automated AIA billing built for commercial work. Glass Manager has no lead management and limited reporting, making it a better fit for smaller, simpler operations.
Customers moving from Glass Manager say Glazier's modern, intuitive interface makes it much easier to train new staff on.
Make the switch
Stop wrestling with software built in 2005. See what Glazier can do.
A free 30-minute walkthrough with a glazing specialist — no scripted pitch, no pressure.
US-based support
1-day onboarding
120+ glass companies