Quote the kitchen while you're still standing in it.
Type the room in on the iPad in your hand. Three seconds later the kitchen is laid out, drawn and priced — no driving back to the office, no emailing a quote three days later, by which time they've called someone else.
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Sample kitchen; the quote figures illustrate the output, not a price list. The solve time is measured on our machine (L-shaped kitchen, 3 anchors).
Layouts in seconds
A few numbers in. Three complete layouts, the drawings and a line-item quote out.
Costs you less
No going back to the office just to price one kitchen. Fewer workstations, fewer software seats, and less back-and-forth.
Closes faster
The customer gets the price while they're still standing in the kitchen — not three days later, from whoever answered first.
What you're really saving isn't design cost. It's the days that go into “I'll finish it when I get back.”
2020, ProKitchen, AutoCAD — they were built for a workstation. You’re standing in a kitchen.
Measure on site, drive back to the office, open 2020 or AutoCAD on the Windows workstation, place every cabinet by hand, export the drawings, build the quote, send it three days later. That workflow isn’t anyone’s fault — it’s what you do when the software has to live on a desktop. Cabinet-X runs in a browser on the iPad you’re already holding, and nobody places the cabinets.
The kitchen designs itself
Room dimensions, sink, range, fridge — that's the input. You get three complete layouts that differ in how the run is split, how much filler it takes and how long the counter run comes out. Pick one and adjust it.
Drawings you didn't draw
A 3D view you can render out, a floor plan and an elevation for every wall — produced by the same pass that produced the quote, off the same model, so they never drift apart.
The small stuff is in the quote
Fillers, scribes, finished end panels, corner cabinets, crown, light rail and toe kick are part of the layout and the cabinet list — not added afterward from memory.
Mac, Windows, iPad — whatever you already have
It runs in a browser, so it doesn't care what you own. 2020 Design is native Windows software and wants a workstation with a dedicated graphics card; if you work on a Mac you're running it through Parallels or keeping a second PC around just for it.
What the current way costs you.
We're not going to tell you how much you'll save — we haven't measured your shop. Put your own numbers in and see what falls out. Everything is editable.
Quote it slowly and the job goes to whoever quoted first.
They asked three shops the same morning. Your designer already has two kitchens on the desk, so this one lands the day after tomorrow — and somebody else gave them a number on the spot. Your layout can be the better one; they've already put a deposit down.
Cabinet-X: quote it before the customer leaves.
Based on the numbers you entered.
Cabinet-X is $69 a month right now and runs on hardware you already own, so most of the software-and-hardware share of that number goes away. What the designer's day is worth stays yours to spend — the question is whether it goes into placing cabinets or in front of a customer.
Every change the customer makes, you draw the kitchen again.
Move the fridge. Shrink the island six inches. Drop the wall cabinets on that run. Each time: redraw the plan, redraw the elevations, recount the cabinets, re-price it. By revision five you can't remember what revision three quoted.
Cabinet-X: the revision changes the quote and the drawings, not your afternoon.
The first version is the part a solver can hand you. The revisions are the part that stops being a redraw when the quote and the drawings come off the same model.
Whatever isn't on the drawing comes out of your pocket.
You're on site when you find the corner is short a filler, the finished end is the wrong size, and the crown is two feet under. A day to go get it, the schedule slips, and the customer blames you. Nobody reimburses that.
Cabinet-X: fillers, panels, corners, crown and toe kick are in the list before anyone orders.
An elevation for every wall and a cabinet list that already contains the fillers, panels, crown and toe kick is what this number is fighting.
No more “I thought that was included.”
Every quote makes responsibility clear before the job starts: what you supply, what you don't, and what someone else is on the hook for. Three months later there's nothing to argue about.
From room measurements to a complete quote.
Input
Room shape, ceiling height, sink, range, fridge, doors and windows.
Layout
Three complete options — base, wall, corners, fillers, panels, crown.
Drawings
3D view, floor plan, and an elevation for every wall.
Cabinet list
Every cabinet and component, with modification charges broken out.
Quote
Categorized, with Included / Excluded / By others on every line.
We run a cabinet business too.
Cabinet-X started because we were tired of measuring a kitchen, driving back to the office, opening CAD software and spending days getting to a quote. We built the tool we wanted to have in the field, and we use it on our own jobs.
Which means we also know exactly what you're thinking next.
Your projects stay yours.
- ✓Your customer list, measurements, pricing and projects are your business, not ours. We don't take them to your customers.
- ✓We don't sell or share your project data with anyone — no suppliers, no other dealers, no one.
- ✓We do want to learn from how the generated layout gets edited, because that's the only way the solver gets better. When we get to that, we'll ask you first.
Keep 2020. Use Cabinet-X before it.
You don't have to move anything. 2020 stays exactly where it is — the manufacturer catalogs, the final drawings, the orders. Cabinet-X is for the part that happens before all that: standing in the customer's kitchen with a layout and a price already in your hand. If the job closes, go do what you've always done.
- →Room in, three layouts out
- →3D, floor plan, elevations on the iPad
- →Cabinet list and a quote, on the spot
- →Change a cabinet in front of them and re-price
- →Priced off your own supplier's catalog
- →Production drawings, PDF and DXF
- →Placing the order with your supplier
- →Whatever else your process already does
We're saying this plainly because it's true: Cabinet-X doesn't do PDF/DXF export or order integration yet. It isn't a replacement for your production tooling, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. What it does is put a layout and a price in front of a customer while they're still standing there — which is the part your current setup can't do at all.
Your supplier's catalog, not a list someone else approved.
Send us the price book you already get from your supplier — the spreadsheet is fine. We import it: SKUs, sizes, drawer counts, door styles and your pricing, so the layout is built from cabinets you can actually order and the quote uses the numbers you actually pay.
You're not waiting for anyone to add your manufacturer to a supported list. If they'll send you a price book, it can go in.
A new model is one more row — no 3D modelling, no waiting on us. When your supplier reprices, we re-run the same import and the quotes move with it.
Your pricing never reaches the browser. Cost and margin live on the server and only the finished quote comes back — so a customer sitting next to you can't dig your supplier cost out of the page.
One price. Every kitchen you can throw at it.
No per-kitchen counting, no per-quote fees — price a job five different ways if that's what it takes. We'd rather you use it on everything.
Use code FOUNDING69 at checkout and it stays $69 for as long as you keep the subscription — not for three months, not until we feel like changing it. When the twentieth shop signs up, the code stops working.
Month to month. Cancel any time. No setup fee, no contract, nothing to pay up front for a year.
Start a 14-day trialThe code is already filled in when you click through. Cancel during the trial and you're not charged.
- ✓Unlimited kitchens, unlimited revisions
- ✓Three complete layouts from a few numbers
- ✓3D view, floor plan, an elevation for every wall
- ✓Cabinet list with fillers, panels, corners, crown, toe kick
- ✓Categorized quote with Included / Excluded / By others
- ✓Your own supplier's catalog imported, at no extra cost
- ✓Mac, Windows and iPad — nothing to install
- ✓Everything we ship next, at the price you signed up at
Scroll back up: by your own numbers, one quoted kitchen costs you about $285 in design time. At $69 a month, one kitchen's worth of design time covers four months of Cabinet-X.
For context, not as a swap: Design Flex (formerly 2020 Design) lists at CA$2,395 a year without manufacturer catalogs and CA$3,195 with them (cyncly.com, September 2026). You don't have to drop it. $69 sits next to what you already pay, catalog import included, and one job you close because the customer got a price on the spot covers a year of it.
What Cabinet-X does today.
It's an early product and we'd rather you find out here than after you sign up.
- ✓Three complete kitchen layouts from a few numbers
- ✓3D view, with a high-quality still you can save
- ✓Floor plan and an elevation for every wall
- ✓Cabinet list including fillers, panels, corners, crown, toe kick
- ✓Categorized quote with Included / Excluded / By others
- ✓Edit a cabinet and watch the quote and drawings update
- ✓Runs in the browser, nothing to install
- ✓Your supplier's own catalog and pricing imported from their price book
- ·PDF and DXF export — drawings are on screen only for now
- ·Customer portal and approval flow
- ·Ordering and manufacturing integration
- ·LiDAR measuring from a phone
Take it on your next measure.
Or start with a kitchen you already quoted — run it through and compare against what it actually took you. If it's off, tell us what you'd change; that's the whole point right now.
14 days free · $69 CAD a month with code FOUNDING69 · Cancel any time