Not sure what you need? Let’s work it out.
Answer questions about what your part does, not what it measures. You end with a written specification you can send to any molder — including ones that are not us.
- About 5 minutes11 questions, mostly pictures
- No CAD file neededAn idea is enough to start
- Free, no obligationThe spec sheet is yours to keep
What you get at the end
A specification sheet, not a sales pitch. Material and why it suits your part. Estimated size and weight. Tooling type and an indicative cost band. Unit price range. Lead time. A list of what is still missing before anyone can quote firmly.
If your quantity is too low for injection molding, it says so and names the process that fits better. That answer costs us an order sometimes. We would rather lose it early than at sample stage.
Already further along?
This planner suits people at the start. If you already know your material, tolerance and volume, the quote request form is faster. If you have 3D files ready to review, send them straight over.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need drawings or a 3D model?
No. Most people who use this have neither. The first question asks what stage you are at, and the rest of the questions change based on your answer. If you do have files, it skips the guesswork and asks about tolerances instead.
Are the cost estimates real numbers?
They are wide indicative bands, built from your answers by an engineering model. Treat them as a sanity check before you spend money, not as a quotation. A firm price needs geometry, and geometry needs a drawing or a model.
What happens after I submit?
The spec sheet is emailed to you and to our engineering team. An engineer reads every one by hand. You get a reply within one working day — either a quote, or the specific questions still blocking one.
Can I use the spec sheet with other suppliers?
Yes. Send the same sheet to five factories and their quotes become comparable. Vague enquiries are what produce quotes you cannot line up side by side. We would rather be judged against a clear brief.
Can I stop halfway and come back?
Your answers save in your browser as you go. Return within two weeks and it offers to pick up where you stopped. Nothing is sent to us until you enter your email at the end.
What if I do not know the answer to a question?
Almost every question has a “Not sure” button. It explains why the item matters, suggests a value for your specific project, and lets you accept it with one click. Skipping is better than guessing wrong.
