Everything a laser shop actually needs
One connected system — quoting, materials, inventory, and every document — not a quoting tool bolted onto a spreadsheet for everything else.
Quoting
Tube and flat, one tool
Round, square, and rectangular tube profiles alongside flat sheet and plate — priced with the same material catalog and machine rates either way.
Upload STEP, DXF, or a PDF drawing
Real CAD files or just a PDF drawing when that's all the customer sent — LaserQuote reads the geometry and prices it the same way.
Welding, bending, and powder coating
Add secondary operations right on the quote — MIG, TIG, spot, or custom welds, press-brake bending, and powder coating — each priced from your own rates, not a flat guess.
Quantity breaks & margin control
Set your own quantity-break multipliers and margin percentage per material — pricing scales the way your shop actually prices, not a fixed formula.
Materials & inventory
A real material catalog, not a blank slate
Every shop starts with Steel, Stainless, and Aluminum grades already loaded — A36, 304, 316, 6061-T6, A500 structural tube, and more — ready to quote against on day one.
Inventory that actually connects to quoting
Track sheet and tube stock, see what's available while you quote, and let accepted quotes deduct automatically — never a second spreadsheet to keep in sync.
A full audit trail on every stock change
Every deduction, restock, and correction is logged with why it happened and which quote caused it — inventory is never a black box.
Cost, price, and profit — kept separate
See your real material cost next to what the customer's charged, with the markup and margin between them always visible, never blended into one ambiguous number.
Stop quoting what you don't have
Turn on "only quote stocked materials" and a material your tracked inventory reports as insufficient blocks automatic pricing instead of quoting anyway.
Documents & workflow
One set of part data, every document
A saved quote becomes a branded customer PDF, an internal work order with full cost breakdown, a packing slip, and an invoice — no retyping at any step.
Prices that don't drift on their own
A saved quote is a locked snapshot. If material costs change later, reopening it never silently reprices it — recalculating against today's rates is a deliberate action you choose.
Accepted quotes are materially locked
Once a quote is accepted, its price and material commitment are protected from accidental edits — reopen it explicitly before changing anything that affects the price.
Nesting queue for the shop floor
Group priced parts into cut batches by material and track them from draft through nested, sent to the machine, cut, and closed.
Customers & team
A customer portal that works while you're on the floor
Send a branded link. Your customer views the quote and accepts or requests changes online — no phone tag required.
Every shop's data, fully separate
Inventory, pricing, customers, quotes, and settings are isolated per organization from the ground up — never visible across accounts, at any plan.
Role-based team access
Invite estimators, admins, and viewers with the right level of access — from quoting only to full account control.
RFQs to your own suppliers
Send material requests out to your suppliers and track quoted prices back against your catalog.
Know where your quotes stand
An analytics dashboard on win rate, quote volume, and revenue — so you know what's working without exporting to a spreadsheet.