Process the next inbound RFQ.

A customer sent you a drawing and asked “what would this cost?” Drop that drawing in below. Liquid Quote reads the title block, dimensions and Bill of Materials, prices every line against your shop’s past jobs, and hands back a draft quote you can edit right here. Three steps, about a minute.

How this works

1Upload the drawing. The only thing that’s required — or load one of our customer sample quotes.
2Add what you know. All optional. Quantity, material, the customer’s email — it sharpens the pricing.
3Get a draft quote. Priced line by line, editable, saved to your history.

Step 1 — Upload the customer’s drawing

Whatever they sent you — an engineering drawing, a scanned print, a phone photo of a sketch. This is the only required field; if you don’t have one handy, load a customer sample quote below.

Customer’s drawing (PDF or image) *(required)

Drop the customer’s drawing here

PDF (multi-page OK, max 25MB) · JPG / PNG / GIF / WEBP (max 5MB) · iPhone HEIC photos OK (max 15MB, we convert)

Or try a customer sample quote

Real RFQ packets from four different customers. Click one and it loads the drawing plus the email that came with it, so you can watch the whole thing run without uploading anything.

Step 2 — Add anything else you know (all optional)

The extractor reads the drawing first, so you can skip every one of these. Filling them in just gives the pricing more to work with — especially the customer’s own email or notes.

Customer(optional)

Material(optional)

Customer’s request (paste email / notes)(optional)

Quantity(optional)

Need-by date(optional)

Step 3 — Run it and review the draft

You’ll get an editable quote: every line item priced, matches from similar jobs you’ve quoted before, and a running total. Nothing is sent to the customer — it saves to your history as a draft. Takes ~10 seconds for a single part, 60–90 seconds for a multi-page assembly with a BOM.