Upload an engineering drawing. The estimator reads the title block, pulls the material, stock form, and dimensions, then looks up what that material actually costs right now.
Upload an engineering drawing, get your material cost in seconds.
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Drawing to cost estimate in three steps.
Drop in an engineering drawing as a PDF, JPG, or PNG. Multi-page PDFs get split into separate sheets automatically.
It scans the title block and drawing for the material callout, stock form, dimensions, and quantity.
The extracted specs get matched against current supplier pricing. You see a cost range per part and a consolidated material order.
Everything you need to build a material order, read straight from the drawing.
Reads material callouts from title blocks, notes, and BOM tables. Handles shorthand like "303 S/S" or "CRS".
Figures out whether the part calls for round bar, hex bar, flat bar, plate, tube, or another stock form.
Pulls dimensions from the drawing to calculate minimum stock size. Works with both inch and metric.
Shows why a particular stock form and size were selected. The same logic a machinist would walk through.
No signup, no email. Just upload and see what the material should cost.
PDF, JPG, and PNG. If you upload a multi-page PDF, each page gets split out and processed as its own drawing.
It reads the material spec, stock form, and dimensions from your drawing, then matches them against current pricing from suppliers like Metals Depot and Online Metals. You get a cost range based on what that material actually sells for right now.
Carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, bronze, and copper. Common stock forms are supported: round bar, hex bar, flat bar, plate, sheet, tube, angle, and channel.
The estimates reflect current retail pricing from online suppliers. They give you a solid starting point for raw material cost on a quote. Machining, finishing, and overhead aren't included.
Drawings are processed in memory to generate your estimate. We don't share drawing data with anyone. There's an option to opt out of anonymous usage analytics at upload time.
Yes. You can upload multiple files or a multi-page PDF. The estimator pulls parts from each drawing and rolls them into a single material order with combined pricing.