Same $100 sticker. Different seat. CounterGo is quoting alone — scheduling is another $120 a user. A CounterQuotes seat draws and prices the counters, nests them on the slab with a real yield number, books the job when the customer accepts online, and shows them the schedule in a portal. All of it, one price.
Every edge, cutout, and splash lands on the quote the moment you draw it — no re-entering the drawing as line items. DXF import is live, and a photo of a hand drawing becomes a draft quote you check rather than redraw.
CounterGo's slab view is manual arranging. CounterQuotes auto-nests the pieces, holds vein direction across seams, and prints the yield percentage — the slab count on the quote is the layout, not a fudge factor.
Moraware's own help docs confirm CounterGo has no built-in e-signature. Here the customer types their name on the quote link and you hold evidence-grade acceptance — name, IP, and a frozen copy of exactly what they approved.
When a quote is won, the job's template, fabrication, and install dates draft themselves from your workflow defaults — because that's the moment a real shop books the template. In the Moraware world, that step is a second product.
| In the seat | CounterQuotes · $100 | CounterGo · $100 |
|---|---|---|
| Draw & quote | ||
| Slab layout | Auto-nesting, vein match, yield % | manual arrange |
| Online quote acceptance | Evidence-grade | ✗ per their help docs |
| Job scheduling | Included | Add-on Systemize, $120/user, 3-user min |
| Customer portal | ✗ | |
| Website lead capture | Draw-your-countertop pagehomeowner sketch → pipeline lead → draft quote | ✗ |
| QuickBooks Desktop | Live | |
| Crew on the schedule | Crew seats included2 per office seat; phone app — job cards, photos, sign-off | printed job packets |
CounterGo and Systemize pricing from Moraware's published pricing page, July 2026. Moraware®, CounterGo and Systemize are trademarks of Moraware, Inc., which is not affiliated with CounterQuotes. The full feature matrix is on the comparison page.
In the Moraware world, capability arrives as separate products and per-user add-ons — quoting here, scheduling there, inventory as a module. Here there's one $100 seat with everything in it, and everything we ship next — slab inventory and purchase orders, forms and checklists — lands in that same seat the day it's ready, the way job files and the crew phone app just did. The comparison page has the full feature matrix, priced from the vendors' own pages.
Switching is concierge: we move your customers, price book, and quote history in with you and check the result against real quotes before go-live. More on switching from the whole Moraware suite on the Moraware alternative page.