Cabinet & countertop sales software

Cabinet and Countertop Sales Software That Shows the Client Their Kitchen, Finished

Cabinet and countertop businesses use software for leads, quotes, design and shop work. The sale usually stalls at one moment: the homeowner can't picture the new cabinets and quartz in their own kitchen. Here's the software for each job, with prices, and how to show the finished kitchen in about 6 minutes.

Updated October 2026

Quick answer

Cabinet and countertop sales software covers four jobs. CRM and quotes: Houzz Pro (free plan; paid $99–$399+/month), Builder Prime for cabinet shops, or QuoteIQ for countertop installers ($29.99–$699/month). Shop and fabrication: Moraware/CounterGo or SlabWise for countertops. Design: 2020 Design, Autodesk Fusion or SketchUp. And the visual that closes the sale: Remodel in 360 turns 2 phone photos into a 360° before & after of the client's real kitchen with the new cabinets and counters, in about 6 minutes (first tour free, then from $49/month).

No card. No app to install. About 6 minutes from photos to tour.

A real kitchen our own remodeling company finished, as a 360° before & after. Drag to look around, tap the dots for each upgrade, switch Before / After.

What does cabinet and countertop sales software do?

JobWhat it handlesExample tools
Leads, CRM and follow-upTrack inquiries, automate follow-ups, estimates and paymentsHouzz Pro, Builder Prime, QuoteIQ
Countertop shop workTemplating, slab and remnant inventory, schedulingMoraware (Systemize, CounterGo), SlabWise
Cabinet designLayouts, catalogs, cut lists and renders2020 Design, Autodesk Fusion, SketchUp
Closing the saleShow the homeowner the finished kitchen in their own roomRemodel in 360

Where do cabinet and countertop sales stall?

After the showroom visit and the quote. The homeowner picked a door style from a sample and a quartz color from a 4-inch chip, and now has to imagine a whole kitchen. They hesitate, ask for more time, or compare your quote with a cheaper one on price.

Manufacturer visualizers show their own door styles on a sample kitchen; design software needs a full layout. What closes the sale is seeing their own kitchen with the cabinets and counters you're quoting, the same day.

At our own remodeling company, our close rate went from 3 in 10 estimates to 5–6 in 10 after we started sending 360° tours.

How does Remodel in 360 work in a kitchen?

  1. Take 2 photos

    From the doorway and the far corner of the kitchen. Normal phone camera.

  2. Describe the change

    "White shaker cabinets, Calacatta quartz with a waterfall island, brass hardware, keep the window and range".

  3. Show the tour

    About 6 minutes later the client walks around their own kitchen in 360°, before and after, every change labeled.

  4. Compare options

    Navy lowers or white? Quartz or granite? Each change round takes about 2 minutes.

Real kitchen remodel before and after, after the remodel
Real kitchen remodel before and after, today
BeforeAfter
Drag the handle
A real kitchen our own remodeling company finished: white shaker cabinets, slab backsplash and counters, new range, hood and floors. Drag the handle to compare.

Which cabinet and countertop software should you use?

SoftwareBest forStarting price
Remodel in 360Showing the finished kitchen to close the saleFirst tour free, then $49/month
Houzz ProCRM, leads, estimates and 3D floor plansFree plan; paid $99–$399+/month
Builder PrimeCRM and estimates for cabinet shopsFree trial; see its site
QuoteIQCRM and quoting for countertop installers$29.99–$699/month, flat tiers
Moraware (Systemize, CounterGo)Countertop shop scheduling and quotingSee its site
SlabWiseSlab and remnant inventorySee its site
2020 DesignCatalog-based kitchen designQuote-based subscription
Autodesk FusionCabinet design and CNC productionSubscription; free trial

Prices from each company's website or published guides, checked October 2026. They change, so confirm before you buy. We make Remodel in 360; other names are trademarks of their owners. See also 2020 Design alternatives and Houzz Pro alternatives.

Does it work for refacing, replacement or a full remodel?

  • Cabinet refacing: new door style and color on existing boxes
  • Cabinet replacement: new cabinets in the same layout
  • Countertops only: quartz, granite or butcher block on existing cabinets
  • Backsplash and hardware upgrades
  • Full kitchen remodels that keep the room's shape. See the kitchen remodel visualizer

For new layouts, islands that move or cabinets you're ordering, use design software for exact sizes. Use the tour to win the client first.

How do cabinet and countertop sellers use it in the sales process?

  1. At the showroom or first visit

    Take the photos while you measure.

  2. With the quote

    Send the tour link next to the price, so the client compares a finished kitchen, not numbers.

  3. When they hesitate on finishes

    Show two options side by side as change rounds.

  4. For the spouse who wasn't there

    One link that opens on any phone.

More: how to present a remodeling estimate and remodeling sales software.

Show the new cabinets and counters before they sign

Your first tour is free. Take 2 photos at your next estimate and send the client their kitchen, finished, in 360°.

Cabinet and countertop sales software FAQ

What is the best cabinet and countertop sales software?

For CRM and quoting, Houzz Pro, Builder Prime or QuoteIQ. For countertop shop work, Moraware or SlabWise. For design, 2020 Design or Fusion. To close the sale with a visual of the client's kitchen, Remodel in 360.

Can it show a specific cabinet line or quartz color?

You describe it, like "white shaker" or "Calacatta quartz with gray veining", and it's shown in the client's kitchen. It doesn't use manufacturer catalogs.

Does it work for cabinet refacing?

Yes. Describe the new door style and color, and keep the layout and boxes as they are.

Do I need design software too?

For ordering cabinets and exact layouts, yes. Remodel in 360 is for winning the sale, not for production drawings.

What software do countertop fabricators use?

Many use Moraware's Systemize and CounterGo for scheduling and quoting, plus a CRM for leads.

How much does it cost?

Remodel in 360: first tour free, then Starter $49/month (4 tours), Pro $99 (12), Team $249 (35).

Does the client need an app?

No. The tour opens from a link in any phone browser.

Do I need a 360 camera?

No. Two normal phone photos, one from the doorway and one from the far corner.

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