Pricing Guide

How Much Does a Tint Exemption Cost in Texas?

A clear breakdown of what you'll pay for a Texas window tint medical exemption — no hidden fees, no surprises.

Online Medical Consultation

Everything you need to get your Texas tint exemption

$250one-time fee

Independent clinical review
Review against §547.613(e) requirements
documentation if independently issued after review
Digital delivery (after review, when applicable)
Use is subject to current requirements for traffic stops and other current compliance requirements
No in-person office visit required
No sticker needed in Texas
privacy-focused, access-controlled intake

Are There Any Hidden Fees?

No. The $250 covers everything: physician review, signed medical statement, and support. There are no additional charges, no subscriptions, and no surprise costs at checkout.

No monthly subscriptions or renewal fees

No additional physician consultation charges

No processing, admin, or filing fees

Refund eligibility follows the published refund policy

Cost Comparison: Exemption vs. Texas Tint Penalties

Compare the service fee separately from possible citation, court, installation, or removal costs. Most non-commercial safety inspections ended in 2025.

With Exemption

$250

One-time service fee. Documentation and legal outcomes are not guaranteed.

Without Exemption

$200+

Possible fine, court, installation, removal, and other compliance costs.

Citation classifications, fine amounts, and court consequences can change. Confirm current law or seek legal advice. The $250 service fee does not purchase or guarantee a legal or enforcement outcome.

What About the Cost of Tint Installation in Texas?

The exemption cost ($250) is separate from the cost of having your windows tinted. Professional window tinting in the Texas market typically costs:

Basic dyed tint (sedan): $150–$300
Ceramic tint (recommended for TX heat): $300–$600
Full vehicle ceramic (SUV/truck): $450–$900

Ceramic tint is strongly recommended for Texas drivers — it rejects up to 99% of UV radiation and significantly more heat than dyed films, which is critical in El Paso (UV index 11-12, 297 sunny days), Houston (UV 9-10), and Dallas (UV 10-11). Get your exemption beforevisiting a tint shop so the installer knows you're legally authorized for darker front tint.

Get Your Exemption for $250

No hidden fees. Independent clinical review. Review timing varies by case.

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