Everything on this page comes from Moraware's and Slabware's own published pricing and documentation, and from what CounterQuotes actually ships today. No invented numbers — if we've gotten something out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.
A dual-role office user needs both products — $220/user on their published pricing. CounterQuotes is $100, and it ships digital quote acceptance and a customer portal, which their own help docs confirm CounterGo doesn't have.
A 1–2 person shop pays $100–200 here, not a $249 flat rate sized for somebody else's roster. And no Slabware plan at any price adds QuickBooks Desktop, DXF import, or slab-yield auto-nesting — all three are live in every CounterQuotes seat.
Digital quote acceptance, a customer portal, slab-yield auto-nesting with vein matching, a photo of a hand drawing becoming a draft quote, and a draw-your-countertop page that turns your website into a lead source — none of it is an add-on or a bigger plan. Every seat ships with all of it, plus 2 free crew seats.
Quoting plus scheduling, priced from each vendor's published page. Seats below are office users — estimators, planners, the production manager, the owner. Moraware's cost driver is double-licensing: a person who both quotes and schedules needs CounterGo and Systemize.
| Office users | CounterQuotes | Moraware CounterGo + Systemize |
Slabware + QuickBooks add-on |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 owner + estimator, both dual-role | $200 | ~$560 Systemize has a 3-user minimum | $318 |
| 5 all dual-role | $500 | $1,100 | $318 |
| 6 typical 10-person shop: 3 estimators + 3 ops | $600 | ~$950 | ~$353 |
| 10 all dual-role | $1,000 | $1,850 | $493 |
| Field crew of 4 phone app — schedule, job cards, photos, sign-off | +$0 2 crew seats included per office seat | — not seated; printed job packets | +$140 4 × $35 full users |
Slabware column includes its $69/mo QuickBooks Online add-on. The read: one $100 CounterQuotes seat replaces $220 of Moraware double licensing at every seat mix, a small shop never pays flat-rate money for seats it doesn’t use, and every office seat brings 2 crew seats along free (extras just $5 instead of $35). Pay the year up front and 2 months are free.
From each vendor's published product pages and help docs, July 2026.
| Feature | CounterQuotes | Moraware | Slabware |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draw & quote curves, bumpouts, splash, waterfall, miter, cutouts | |||
| Slab layout | Auto-nesting + vein match, yield % | Partialmanual arrange | Partialmanual, over slab photos |
| Digital quote acceptance / e-sign | Evidence-gradetyped name, IP, frozen copy of the accepted quote | ✗their help docs confirm the gap | |
| Customer portal order status, schedule, approvals | ✗ | Partialpublic slab gallery site | |
| DXF import | Partialfile attachments only | ✗ | |
| Photo of a hand drawing → quote | ✗ | ✗ | |
| Website lead capture customer draws their countertop on your site | Drawn lead → draft quoteguided homeowner wizard; no price shown — you price it | ✗ | ✗ |
| Price lists & customer tiers | per-customer lists; prices locked on the quote | ||
| Job scheduling calendar | drag to reschedule, work-days & hours | + route mapping | |
| Calendar sync your crew's own phone calendar | Google, Apple & Outlook | ✗ | PartialGoogle only |
| QuickBooks Desktop | Live | ✗explicitly unsupported | |
| QuickBooks Online | Live | Add-on$69/mo | |
| Slab inventory & purchase orders | ✗ | Add-on$50/user/mo | |
| Forms, checklists & job files | Partialjob files & jobsite photos live; forms on the roadmap | ||
| Crew phone app schedule, jobsite photos, customer sign-off | Installs from the browseriPhone & Android home screen — no app store | ✗responsive web | iOS + Android apps |
| Public API | ✗ | Systemize | ✗ |
| Passkeys / modern sign-in | Partial2FA | —not documented |
Sources: Moraware's published pricing and product pages, its CounterGo and Systemize help centers; Slabware's published pricing and product pages; app-store listings. Fetched July 6, 2026. CounterQuotes status is what's live in the product today. Moraware®, CounterGo and Systemize are trademarks of Moraware, Inc. Slabware is a trademark of its owner. Neither company is affiliated with CounterQuotes.
One $100 seat does what $220 of double licensing does over there — and a 1–2 person shop pays for its own seats, not a flat rate sized for somebody else's roster. Every office seat includes 2 crew seats, so the whole field crew rides along free with a real phone app — schedule, job cards, jobsite photos, and close-out, installed straight from the browser.
Features the incumbents don't haveCustomers accept quotes online with evidence-grade e-sign and watch their job move in a portal — and when the install wraps, the crew captures the customer's sign-off right on their phone at the jobsite. The slab layout auto-nests with vein matching and prints the yield — the material line is the layout, not a fudge factor. A photo of a hand drawing becomes a draft quote, and your website gets a draw-your-countertop page that lands homeowner sketches on your pipeline as leads. QuickBooks is live — Desktop and Online both — and the crew's phone calendars sync over ICS — Google, Apple, and Outlook.
Every feature on this page priced, scheduled, or invoiced a real countertop job in our own granite shop before it shipped. The drawing prices as you draw and the schedule drafts itself when a quote is won because that's how the work actually goes.
What we're building nextNext on the bench: slab inventory and purchase orders, forms and checklists. Every one of them lands in the same $100 seat — no bigger plan, no add-on — and early shops get a real say in the sequence. (Job files and the crew phone app? Those just shipped.)