Legacy tools, point solutions, spreadsheets. SlabOS is one modern platform that runs the whole shop — and moves your history over for you.
Draw it, see it in live 3D, nest it onto the slab — in one place. Real product, playing now.
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Quote in hours.
Three tools, three bills.
Slabs nested by hand.
A flat 2D drawing.
Legacy tools to quote. A point solution to schedule. A spreadsheet for inventory. Your data split across all of it — and the yield you give away padding every slab "to be safe."
Materials, edges, pricing — your shop, configured once. Then every quote runs off it automatically.
Invite the crew with unlimited seats. Sales, fabrication, and install all on the same screen.
Everything the job needs, in one system — nothing to stitch together from a stack of legacy tools.
One shop used SlabOS nesting yield to underbid a $1M+ job — and kept their margin.
One click tests tens of thousands of placements per slab. Tighter layout, more pieces per slab, a sharper number on the bid — something the old way can't touch.
“UI, integrations, performance, pricing ROI, sales features, support, onboarding, AI, the quoting engine, KPIs. Nothing to dislike — it's everything we've ever wanted.”
Every row is something your shop does on every single job. "The old way" is the typical mix of legacy tools, point solutions, and spreadsheets shops have limped along on for years.
SlabOS's opinion based on how shops commonly work as of 2026 — not a statement of fact about any specific product. Capabilities vary by tool and may have changed; verify any product directly with its vendor. A dash (—) marks where SlabOS places its emphasis, not a claim that a given tool lacks a feature.
It was never the monthly fee. It's the bids you lose because you quoted second, the slabs you waste by hand, the deals that die on a flat drawing, and the years of data held hostage. You pay it on every job.
The shop that quotes first usually wins. When the old way takes hours of re-keying, the homeowner has already signed with someone faster. SlabOS draws it and prices it live — in minutes.
Every offcut you didn't have to make is margin you keep. One shop used SlabOS auto-nesting yield to underbid the field on a $1M+ job and still hold its margin.
A customer can't read a 2D line drawing — but they get a real-time 3D countertop the second they see it. No 3D means lower trust and more change-order surprises after the deposit.
Years of accounts, quotes, jobs, and drawings stuck in old systems is the #1 reason shops stay put. It's also a bluff — we've pulled 20,000+ jobs, every drawing included, across into SlabOS.
The market is full of cheap point tools — each does one slice of the job. Quoting only. Scheduling only. Inventory only. SlabOS runs the whole shop: drawing, live pricing, slab nesting, scheduling, inventory to the piece, the crew app, the customer portal, AI, and QuickBooks.
You're not comparing a wrench to a wrench. You're comparing a wrench to the whole workshop.
See pricingThe reason shops stay stuck on the old way is data. So we move it — accounts, quotes, jobs, and the actual drawings.
jobs already migrated off legacy platforms — drawings included.
Book a demo — we'll draw one of your real jobs in 3D, nest it onto a slab, quote it live, and show you exactly how your data, drawings and all, comes across.
The disruption you're afraid of is losing your data. So we move it for you — accounts, quotes, jobs, slab inventory, and the drawings — so your team starts on a system that already has your history in it. We've done it 20,000+ jobs over.
No — that's the whole point. Your full history comes across, drawings included, searchable from day one. Leaving the old way doesn't mean starting from scratch.
If your team can sketch a counter on paper, they can draw it in SlabOS. The fastest way to judge it is the tour.
A stack of point tools means several logins and several bills — one to quote, another to schedule, a spreadsheet for inventory. SlabOS is one system that does it all on one login and one flat fee with unlimited seats. See pricing.
