Made in South Africa for cabinet makers
Quote a kitchen before the customer leaves.
Price the job piece by piece, see exactly how many boards to buy, and print the quote on your own letterhead — instead of a spreadsheet you have patched for years and a board count you worked out on the back of the door. No internet needed in the workshop.
Free for 14 days. No account, no card.
Opens with a demo kitchen and a guided tour.
Windows 10 or 11.
Windows may warn you the first time
BlitsQuote is a small independent product, so Windows doesn't recognise the name yet. If you see a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen, click More info and then Run anyway. That message means Windows hasn't seen the program before — it isn't a problem with the download.
Watch a whole kitchen go through it
Prices in once, a cupboard built, the job put together and changed, the boards laid out, a missing price caught, and the quote made ready to send — in the real app, start to finish.
Built for custom work, not flat-pack
Nothing is guessed from outside dimensions. You enter every piece — which is exactly why it fits the way a real shop quotes.
Prices the whole job
Board, edging, hardware, appliances, transport and overheads — each with its own markup, adding to one total.
Cutting list
Every piece grouped by material, with the banded edges marked. Print it and take it straight to the saw.
Board optimizer
Nests the whole job across shared sheets so you buy the right number of boards, and draws the layout for each one.
Grain direction
Say which way each piece lies on a woodgrain sheet, so the grain runs straight up the finished cupboard.
Your own quote
Print on the built-in template with your logo and banking details, or drop your figures onto your existing PDF letterhead.
Works offline
Quoting runs entirely on your own machine, so you can price a job in a workshop with no signal — and your prices never leave your PC.
Shows you round
It opens on a finished demo kitchen with a guided tour of every tab, so you can see what it does before you type anything. Start your own job whenever you like.
Nothing to set up
One installer, no account and no server. Your materials, edging and hardware prices are yours to fill in once, and every job after that starts from them.
What the tabs do
A job walks left to right: build the cupboards, say what they are made of, get the cutting list and the boards, then the price and the quote. These are real screens from the demo job the trial opens with.
Job Builder
Every cupboard in the job with its quantity, what it costs you and what it comes to. Change a quantity and the boards, the edging and the price all move with it.
Change a whole section at once re-does a batch without opening each cupboard — every white door with black tape to oak, in one go.
Build
Nothing is guessed from outside dimensions. You enter each piece — carcass, drawers, shelves, doors and anything extra — as Height × Width, and each one carries its own board, edging colour and which edges get taped.
That is why it fits the way your shop actually builds, instead of the way somebody else assumed you do.
Cutting list
Every piece in the job, grouped by material, with sizes, quantities and the banded edges marked.
Print it and it is the sheet that stands next to the saw.
Optimizer
The nesting, board by board, drawn to scale with your saw blade allowed for. The whole job shares its sheets, so you buy what the kitchen needs and not what each unit needs on its own.
It packs for the fewest boards, then sweeps the emptiest board onto the fuller ones — so what is left over is one usable offcut instead of scraps across three sheets.
Summary
Material actually used, the boards you will buy, edging totalled by colour and the hardware list. This is your cost, before markup — what you need to know before you name a price.
A line priced at R0 turns amber, because a price nobody filled in is the one that quietly costs you money.
Quote
The document that goes out, with your markup on it. Use the built-in template with your logo and banking details, or load your own PDF letterhead and place your figures onto it.
The Invoice tab keeps its own separate copy, so sending an invoice never rewrites the quote it came from.
Pay monthly, yearly, or once
The same full program either way. Every licence covers one computer.
Monthly
Stop whenever you like
- The whole program, nothing held back
- Cancel any month, no notice
- Good for a busy season or a trial run
Yearly
Save R400 against paying monthly
- The whole program, nothing held back
- Two months free over the year
- One payment, then forget about it
Own it
Never expires, never renews
- Yours to keep — pays for itself in three years
- Works with no internet at all, ever
- A free replacement key, once, if you change computer
Every version starts with the same 14 free days — the whole program, nothing held back, nothing to enter and no card. It opens on a demo kitchen with a guided tour, so the first thing you do is look at a finished job rather than an empty screen. Pick how you want to pay when the trial runs out, or email BlitsQuote@gmail.com and ask.
The free trial is the trial — licences are not refundable. Use the full 14 days first and make sure BlitsQuote suits your shop. Once a key has been issued we don't refund it. If a key won't work on the computer it was bought for and we can't fix that within 5 working days, you get your money back. A monthly licence can be stopped any time and simply isn't charged again.
What you need
- Windows
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- Disk space
- About 400 MB free
- Internet
- Not needed day to day. A monthly or yearly licence checks in occasionally; a permanent one never does.
- Printing
- Any printer, or print to PDF. Quotes are set for A4.