Sportbike with PPF pattern overlay in a professional workshop
For PPF Installers

You Already Do Car PPF.
Add Motorbikes.

The bike PPF market is wide open. MotoVault hands your garage the training, the patterns and the plotter integration to own it.

No setup fees Train at your pace Cancel anytime
1,000+
Production patterns
6
Plotter brands
100%
IP-protected
New
Revenue, no new bay
An empty workshop bay with a single sportbike

The bike market is wide open.
Nobody is serving it well.

Riders pay premium money to protect premium machines — but most PPF businesses are stuck on saloons and SUVs. The skills transfer. The patterns are the hard part. That’s the gap we close.

Everything your garage needs

One subscription. The whole workflow.

A high-margin revenue line

Bike PPF is underserved and commands premium rates.

Pro installer training

Take your team from car panels to bike fairings, fast.

1,000+ production patterns

Every major sportsbike, pre-mapped to tolerance.

One-click plotter sync

Push files to Graphtec, Summa, Roland or Mimaki.

Enterprise IP security

View-only streaming with dynamic watermarking.

Built for teams

Per-seat accounts, shared projects, audit trails.

Plotter cutting PPF pattern

Plotter-ready in one click

Push production files straight to your cutter. Auto-organised by client and date for a clean RIP queue.

GraphtecSummaRolandMimakiHPJaguar
Pre-cut PPF kit pieces

From signup to first bike job

01

Sign up

Create your org, invite installers, pick a plan.

02

Get trained

Curved-surface and plotter technique, at your pace.

03

Pull patterns

Search make, model, year. Send to plotter in a click.

04

Quote & install

Bundle client projects, share links, get paid.

Book your onboarding call

Drop your details and we’ll set up a trial, walk through the training, and answer your plotter questions live. Prefer to chat first? Hit WhatsApp or Telegram.

No spam. We'll only use this to get you set up on MotoVault.

Workshop bay

Own the bike PPF market in your area

Your competitors are still ignoring motorbikes. Be the garage that doesn’t.