Sketch the counters or drop in a DXF. CounterQuotes lays the pieces on the slab, prices every edge, cutout, and seam as you draw, and sends a branded quote you can track. Built for granite, quartz, and stone fabricators.
Set up your shop in minutes. Your first month is free — cancel before renewal and you never pay.
Not a drawing tool bolted to a spreadsheet bolted to a CRM. Draw, price, send, schedule the crew, and post to QuickBooks — one record carries the job from the first measure to the money.
Drop pieces on a true-scale slab, auto-arrange for the fewest slabs, rotate to honor the vein. The layout drives the material price.
Material, fabrication, edges, sinks, cutouts, and seams recompute on every stroke. Tier discounts per customer, overrides per line.
Over a thousand colors with real slab imagery — Silestone, Dekton, MSI, Cambria, and more — or bring your own price list.
Contractors, builders, and homeowners with jobs, follow-ups, and a drag-and-drop pipeline. The CRM and the estimator are the same system.
Template, fabrication, and install on one calendar. Win a job and the schedule drafts itself. Crews see it in Google, Apple, or Outlook.
Won estimates post to QuickBooks Desktop or Online — customers, items, and totals mapped to your company file. No double entry.
The drawing canvas that prices as you draw, and the slab layout that decides the material line — both photographed out of a shop that quotes on them every day.
Draw tab — priced as you draw
Layout tab — priced as laid
Yield is where a stone shop wins or loses money. CounterQuotes lays your pieces on the slab at true scale and packs them for you — then prices exactly what it laid.
Sketch the counters, drop the templating DXF, or photograph the field sketch — it becomes editable, dimensioned pieces.
Type → group → color. The real slab photo sits behind your layout while you nest the pieces for the best yield.
Apply the customer's tier, send the branded quote, and see when it's opened. Follow-ups fire on their own.
CounterQuotes runs a working granite shop every day. Every feature here priced, scheduled, or invoiced a real countertop job before it shipped.
Built inside a fabrication shop — not a software office
Give your website a "Get a quote" button that's worth clicking. Homeowners draw their countertop in a guided wizard — shape, edges, sinks, even the colors they're considering — and it lands on your pipeline as a lead with the drawing attached. You price it; the page never shows a number.
Every shop gets a customer portal at its own address. Invite the customers you choose, and they sign in to watch their project move — quotes, approvals, and the schedule you decide to share. Fewer "any update on my counters?" calls.
We migrate with you. Your customers, your price list, your quote history — moved in and checked before you send your first quote. You keep working; we do the lifting.
No tiers, no add-ons, no features held back for a bigger plan. Every office seat is a full seat — estimating, scheduling, CRM, and QuickBooks — and includes 2 crew seats free: fab and install get a phone app with their schedule, job cards, jobsite photos, and the customer's sign-off — no quoting, no customer data, no dollars on screen. Need more field hands than that? Extra crew seats are $5 a head.
First month free — add your card at signup, cancel before renewal and you never pay. Pay month to month, or pay the year up front and get 2 months free ($1,000/seat/yr).
Add a seat the day you hire — prorated from that day. Drop one and it stays active through the period you've paid.
Get started — first month freeNo seat minimum, no long-term contract, no setup fee.
Every shop gets its own home — yourshop.counterquotes.com. Your team logs in there, your customers see your brand on every quote. Signup takes a few minutes.
First month free — a card is required, but nothing is charged if you cancel before renewal. Want a hand? We'll migrate your data with you.
Slab inventory, purchase orders, forms and checklists are on the bench. Leave an address and we’ll write when the thing you’re waiting on ships — no drip sequence, no newsletter.