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Made-to-order pricing software for custom products

Custom products with prices that follow your costs.

Keep your changing costs in one table. Formula prices, customer options and signed quotes all follow from it.

Example setup

A jeweller

  • A daily gold rate kept in one table
  • A formula using weight, gold rate and making charge
  • When gold moves, one edit updates every price

An illustration of how this could be set up, not a customer story.

Sound familiar?

What usually gets in the way.

  • “When a material price moves, you have to reprice everything.”
  • “Quotes are worked out by hand and hard to repeat.”
  • “Design approvals and deposits get lost in email.”

How it helps

What you can do for custom and made-to-order goods

  1. One table of costs

    Keep rates such as a material price in a pricing table.

  2. Formula prices

    Write a formula per product, and preview it as you type.

  3. Customer choices

    Options can add to the price or to a quantity in the formula.

  4. Approvals and deposits

    Use a signed form to record a design approval and email a deposit invoice.

What it doesn’t do yet

We’d rather you know now, so you can plan around it.

  • A hosted website with a calculator. Your website reads prices from the Store
  • Payment at checkout
  • Production tasks that follow each line of an order. An Automation rule can apply a task pack when an order comes in

Straight answers

Questions about custom and made-to-order goods

Which apps would we use for custom and made-to-order goods?

Most businesses like this would start with Store, Documents, Supply Chain, Forms, Task Management and Finance. You can turn on only the ones you need.

Is this built only for our industry?

No. Nothing is built for a single industry, so you set up the same apps to suit how you work. This page shows one way to do that.

What isn’t available yet for custom and made-to-order goods?

These aren’t available today: A hosted website with a calculator. Your website reads prices from the Store. Payment at checkout. Production tasks that follow each line of an order. An Automation rule can apply a task pack when an order comes in.

Can we bring in our existing data?

Yes. Most apps import CSV files, including accounts, customers, products, employees and tasks, and keep a history of each import.

Set this up for your business.

Create your organization and turn on only the apps you need, or tell us about your business first.