CNC Quoting Solutions
Choose your cutting process to see how AutoCut helps shops automate quoting, RFQ response, and customer pricing.
Sheet Metal
mild steel, stainless, aluminium, and galvanised sheet for enclosure and bracket work, HVAC, and general fabrication.
View Sheet Metal page →Laser Cutting
mild steel, stainless, aluminium, and acrylic for sheet metal fabrication, signage, and precision parts.
Laser Cutting Quoting Software →Waterjet Cutting
thick plate, stone, glass, composites, and hardened metals for architectural panels, stone and glass, and heavy fabrication.
Water Jet Quoting Software →Plasma Cutting
carbon steel, stainless, and aluminium plate for structural steel, HVAC ducting, and industrial fabrication.
Plasma Cutting Quoting Software →Router Cutting
MDF, plywood, ACM, plastics, and non-ferrous sheet for cabinetry, exhibition builds, and composite routing.
CNC Router Quoting Software →CNC Machining
aluminium blocks, engineering plastics, and steel billet for tooling, prototypes, and high-tolerance machined components.
CNC Quoting Software →Profile Cutting
RHS, SHS, CHS, angle, and structural profiles for steel fabrication, architectural steelwork, and frames.
View Profile page →Where quote automation actually saves time
The slow part of quoting is rarely the arithmetic. It is the drawing arriving as an email attachment, being opened in a CAD viewer, measured by hand, typed into a spreadsheet, copied into a template, and sent back two days later — by which point the customer has three other numbers. Automating the calculation while leaving that chain intact saves minutes out of a process that loses days.
Quote automation means the file goes straight from intake to a priced quote: geometry extracted automatically, your rates applied, the document generated and sent. The estimator's job shifts from measuring and typing to reviewing and deciding, which is where their judgement is actually worth something.
The measurable effect is turnaround time, and turnaround time is what wins RFQs when several suppliers are quoting the same package. Being first with a defensible number beats being third with a slightly better one more often than most shops expect.