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Quote Studio

Quote Studio is CutBench’s built-in quoting tool. You draw the worktop layout, add edges and cutouts, plan slabs, set prices, and send a quote to your customer — without leaving CutBench.

New workspaces start on a 30-day Pro + Quote Studio trial. After that, Quote Studio is a Pro add-on (or the Pro + Quote Studio plan). Shops that only need job ops can keep importing CounterGo PDFs instead.

Quote Studio is for sales and purchasing planning — it is not CNC or CAM software.

Who can do this​

Users with Quotes permission, on a plan that includes Quote Studio (trial, Pro + Quote Studio, or Pro with the add-on enabled).

If you see an upgrade prompt, enable Quote Studio under Settings → Billing. If billing is already on but Studio is off, turn it on under Settings → Quote.

Open Quote Studio​

  1. Go to Quotes in the sidebar and click New quote, or
  2. Open a job → Quotes panel → Create in Quote Studio (customer and job stay linked), or
  3. Follow Create a quote in Quote Studio in the getting-started checklist.

You land on a full-width canvas with a left toolbar and a collapsible right-hand panel for material, sizes, joints, corners, edges, and cutouts.

Drafts save as you draw — you do not need to pick a customer first. The Quotes list has a Drafts section so you can pick up where you left off. Untitled drafts (no customer yet) keep only the five newest.

VideoQuote Studio walkthrough~5 min

In this video:

  • Draw the worktop and type sizes as you go
  • Add L-shapes, angles, sinks, and edge profiles
  • Arrange pieces on slabs and preview the material
  • Price from the drawing and add customer choices
Quote Studio canvas
Screenshot: Quote Studio full-width canvas with left toolbar and collapsible right panel. (App route: /dashboard/quotes/new)

Typical flow​

  1. Draw the layout (rectangle, L, U, or island).
  2. Set edges, corners, and cutouts.
  3. Review the slab plan (how many slabs you need).
  4. Price materials, edges, and cutouts — optionally add customer choices.
  5. Save, then share the public link or email the quote. You need a customer before you create a job from the quote.
  6. When the customer accepts, Approve and continue with payment terms as usual.

CounterGo as a fallback​

You can still import a CounterGo / Moraware PDF on a job when you already quoted elsewhere. Quote Studio is the primary path for new quotes; CounterGo import remains available as a fallback.