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Countertop estimating and pricing software in SlabOS
SlabOS countertop estimating connects drawing quantities with material costs, fabrication charges and customer pricing levels. This guide explains how colors, thicknesses, units and pricing rules contribute to a quote, with links to drawing, supplier price-list import and proposal documentation.
Make the rate, unit and override behind a quote easy to explain.
SlabOS price lists combine materials, color and thickness choices, groups, named price levels and fabrication or installation rules. The estimator can select the applicable material and labor level while the shop maintains its underlying defaults. That makes a rate explainable in terms of the customer, material and work being quoted.
The order of overrides matters. A color or thickness rate can take priority over a group fallback, and a material-specific fabrication rule can differ from the general rate. Units matter too: cost, selling price, per-slab pricing and per-square-foot inputs are not interchangeable. The operating guide explicitly distinguishes markup from margin.
Inputs, outputs and an example to evaluate
Inputs: Materials, colors, thicknesses, pricing levels, fabrication charges and permitted supplier files.
Outputs: A maintained catalog and quote lines based on the selected geometry and pricing context.
Use one sample drawing to compare two customer price levels, then show a reviewed vendor update and the resulting quote.
Scope to understand
Customer price levels, material rates and permitted overrides determine the proposed selling price. Review the intended rate and quantity basis before issuing the quote.
Public capability guides and product sources
- Countertop price lists, tiers and vendor-file review
- Countertop quote quantities, charges and totals
- Customer accounts and quote defaults
Published by SlabOS. Documentation review: September 15, 2026. Basis: Public product and operating documentation. This article is a workflow explanation, not a newly performed product test.
Related workflows
Where this fits in the SlabOS workflow
Follow this capability into the connected quote-to-install journey:
- Set the account & pricing: Apply the intended rates to the drawing and quantities in the estimate.
Current product capabilities
The website widget uses the SlabOS drawing engine and the shop’s price list on the fabricator’s own website. It produces a draft quote with geometry and customer context; the shop chooses whether to show a price, a range or a review-first experience. Read the Website Quoting page →
The platform page connects countertop estimating and drawing with scheduling, inventory, crews, customer communication and financial work. The linked capability guides explain individual inputs and outputs within that broader workflow. Read the Features page →
Explore the capability in context
Continue into the related public explanations for inputs, outputs and scope.
- Countertop price lists, tiers and vendor-file review
- A connected countertop workflow in SlabOS
- Customer accounts and quote defaults
- Company identity and shop-wide defaults
- Countertop quote intake and project requirements
Connected product pages and tools
- Website Quoting
Explore website intake that produces a drawing and draft for estimator review.
- Features
Place this capability within SlabOS estimating, production, inventory and office work.
- Cost estimator
Explore estimate inputs and itemized assumptions; actual shop rates and scope govern a quote.
- Tour
See the platform in the context of a shop workflow, from setup and estimating through the job.
- Pricing
Review the published commercial model and what is included; confirm current terms for your shop.