Stop quoting
by email.
Your catalog. Your pricing. Your shop — turned into a public self-service quoting page your customers can actually use. Zero IT lift on your end. We want to talk to shops in Canada and the US.
Quoting shouldn't be your whole morning.
The pattern is familiar: an inbox full of STEP files, each one a partial spec. You quote by feel, by hand, by the fifth cup. And the jobs you don't win? You often never find out why.
Email, email, email.
Back-and-forth across days to nail a single revision. Files lost in threads. Specs clarified twice.
Time you don't have.
Every hour estimating is an hour off the floor. The quoting queue only grows.
Jobs lost to faster shops.
Customers who waited 3 days for your quote already accepted someone else's number on day one.
The surface you've been improvising in email.
Everything mapped to how your shop actually prices work — not a generic template we made up.
Your catalog, your rules
Materials, thicknesses, services (bending, tapping, inserts), finishes. Pricing rules by unit, area, bend, hole, or insert count. You own the numbers.
A public shop page
A URL you share with customers. They upload a STEP or DXF, pick from your catalog, and see real pricing from your economics.
Orders straight to your queue
When a customer accepts a quote, it lands in your dashboard, priced and spec'd. Ready to cut, not re-quote.
Built-in messaging
A conversation thread per order and per customer. Status updates post automatically when you move orders through production.
Private file handling
CAD files are stored in your shop's private bucket. Only you and the customer who uploaded them can see them.
Three steps. Realistic ones.
A call with us
Thirty minutes. You tell us what you cut, how you price, what your current quoting queue looks like.
We build your catalog with you
We translate your pricing rules into the platform — with you in the room. Not a form you fill out alone.
You're live
Share your shop URL. Watch the quoting queue empty out. Stay in CAD, not your inbox.
Tell us about your shop.
The more you share, the more concrete our next conversation can be. All fields help — even the open-ended ones.