Industries
A quote means something different in every trade
A manufacturer prices a bill of materials. A distributor prices an account. A contractor prices a revision. Same word, different job — so pick the one that sounds like yours.
Manufacturers
Quote configured products without a spreadsheet in the loop
Bundle pricing, BOMs, and margin floors for made-to-order goods.
Read moreDistributors
Thousands of SKUs, and a different price for every account
Per-customer catalogs and contract pricing at catalog scale.
Read moreConstruction
Bid packages that survive a change order
Versioned quotes, approvals, and PO-backed ordering for project work.
Read moreIT & electronics
Price moves faster than your quote validity
Short-dated quotes, live cost, and configuration rules for hardware.
Read moreFreight & logistics
Rate quotes that expire on purpose
Multi-currency, short-validity quoting for shipment pricing.
Read morePackaging & supplies
Repeat orders shouldn’t need a rep
Standing orders, quantity breaks, and self-serve reordering.
Read moreFurniture & fixtures
Specification-heavy quotes buyers can actually read
Visual, optioned quotes with staged payment for long lead times.
Read moreAppliances & equipment
Sell the machine, the install, and the cover
Bundled service, warranty attach, and staged payment on capital goods.
Read moreCatering & events
Headcount changes. The quote should keep up
Per-head pricing, fast revisions, and deposits for dated work.
Read moreManaged services
Recurring contracts, quoted once
Per-seat bundles and scheduled renewal quotes for MSPs.
Read moreProfessional services
Scope, rates, and terms in one document
Rate-card quoting with signature and staged billing.
Read moreFacilities management
Many sites, many buyers, one price list
Buying groups, order limits, and site-level entitlements.
Read moreMid-market teams
Enterprise controls without an enterprise rollout
Approvals, roles, and CRM sync for a growing sales team.
Read moreDon't see your trade?
The building blocks — tiered pricing, approvals, catalogs, terms — assemble the same way whatever you sell. Tell us how you quote and we'll show you the fit.