Pricing
The average countertop job is about $4,500. Win one you would otherwise have lost, and the subscription is covered — everything after that is margin.
Every plan includes the widget, unlimited instant stone previews, your own catalogue and slab photography, and leads emailed to you the moment they arrive. Starter and up add your own prices and a quote the customer can accept.
You want the picture and the lead.
You buy stone per job.
You keep slabs in stock, or run a busy showroom.
You sell slabs to fabricators.
All prices are in US dollars (USD). Photoreal renders never stop working when you pass your allowance — they carry on at the rate above, and we email you the moment you cross it. Larger groups and unusual setups are quoted individually; talk to us.
Visualizer, Starter and Pro are for shops that cut and install; Distributor is for yards selling slabs to them. How it works for each.
The average kitchen countertop job. One extra win a quarter more than covers a year of Pro.
Office time currently spent drawing take-offs and pricing people who were never going to buy.
Every lead arrives with a photo and the stone they chose. From Starter up, it also brings measurements and a price they've already accepted.
An instant preview lays the stone's photo onto the customer's counters in their browser. It's immediate and free on every plan, and it's how they compare. A photoreal render is an AI image of their kitchen with the stone, lighting and veining done properly. It takes about a minute and counts toward your allowance.
Nothing stops. Photoreal renders carry on at $0.50 each and we email you the moment you pass your allowance. You can set your own monthly ceiling, so a busy week can't produce a surprise bill. Instant previews are never limited.
Only new ones. A customer flipping back to a stone they've already rendered is shown the render that was already made, and it doesn't count again — so browsing their saved kitchens, or reopening a saved quote a week later, costs you nothing.
Yes. Move to Starter from your console and turn on "Prices & quote". Your catalogue, link and website widget stay exactly as they are.
Yes. Moving between plans and between monthly and yearly billing happens right in your console. Your payment method, invoice history and cancellation open Stripe's own portal from the same screen. Nothing needs an email to us.
Yes, on every plan. A customer photographs their kitchen, then photographs any slab on your rack, which does not have to be in your catalogue, and sees that stone in their own kitchen while they stand in front of it. It runs on a tablet in the aisle, and on a QR code they scan to carry on on their own phone. No prices and no measurements: the picture, and their contact details. Each render in the showroom counts toward your monthly allowance.
A fair-use one: 500 photos a month on Visualizer and 1,000 on Starter. Real shops don't come near it. It exists so a script can't upload thousands of photos on your account.
Per warehouse. Each location is its own rack, its own inventory and its own set of partner fabricators, so each is priced as one. Multi-site groups are usually quoted together — talk to us.
Tell us your shop size and how many quotes you send a week, and we'll tell you honestly which tier to start on.
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