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Your customers quote themselves. Priced on the sheet it really uses.

Nyro nests every benchtop the moment it's drawn and prices it from your rules, so your customers get a real number in seconds and your estimator reviews instead of re-typing. Then it runs the job from the factory floor to the invoice, and lets retailers quote in store into any fabricator on Nyro.

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Your factory can cut faster than your office can quote.

Every job starts as a phone call and a sketch, waits for the one person who can price it, and gets re-typed at every step after that. Nyro fixes the front of the business first, then runs the rest of it.

The customer draws it. Nyro prices it.

The people who know the job draw the job.

Kitchen companies, joiners and builders draw the benchtop themselves, against the catalog you share with them and at the prices you set for their account. Every change re-prices as they draw: material, edges, cutouts, joins, delivery.

Your estimator stops re-typing sketches and starts reviewing finished quotes.

One quote, passed between you and them.

Customer starts it, your team finishes it, or the other way round.

A customer drafts the job and sends it to you for review. Your estimator takes it over, fixes the seam, sends it back priced, and the customer approves. Or you start it and hand it to them to tweak. Nyro always knows who holds the quote: whoever holds it edits, everyone else reviews.

Nobody re-keys a customer's sketch, nobody emails a PDF back and forth, and nobody converts anything. Approval makes the order, with the price locked.

Every conversation on the job.

No more WhatsApp groups, lost email chains or "who said that?"

Every quote and order has its own conversation, carried from the first sketch to the delivery truck. Customers reply from their own inbox and the reply lands in the job. Staff talk privately in internal notes the customer never sees. Drawing, seam, colour and site-ready sign-offs are one click from the app or the email, recorded with name, time and version.

A "waiting on us" view shows every customer message still unanswered and for how long, so nothing sits.

Nesting engine

An optimiser in every quote. No one has to run it.

Most shops price material from a grid and guess. The accurate ones stop, run the optimiser, and type the answer back into the quote, which is why their customers wait for a price. Nyro lays every quote out on your real sheet sizes, with your blade width, your grain rules and your offcut rules, in microseconds. The price moves as fast as the pen.

Small jobs stop being charged for a whole sheet, and big jobs stop being quietly under-priced. The layout sits on the quote and carries onto the order, so the factory cuts the nest the customer was priced on.

real factory cutting runs
10,832real factory cutting runsThe engine was checked against a commercial optimiser's own runs before it priced a single quote.
exact on one- and two-piece jobs
99.4%exact on one- and two-piece jobsSame sheet count as the optimiser. Across every job size it is exact more than nine times in ten.
of jobs priced under the real sheet use
0.1%of jobs priced under the real sheet useWhen it differs from the optimiser, it errs on the side of your margin.
of jobs charged a part sheet
42%of jobs charged a part sheetIn a real factory's order history, that many jobs would have paid for a quarter or half sheet instead of a full one.

Watch a quote price itself.

Thirty minutes on your materials, your sheet sizes and your prices. No prep required.

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Three products. Pick where you start.

Two for fabricators, one for retailers. They share the same drawing tools, the same pricing and the same job record, so a quote drawn in a store can be cut in a factory without anyone typing it in again.

QUOTE

Customer Portal

Your customers quote themselves

For fabricators who want quoting off their desk

Give the kitchen companies, joiners and builders who buy from you a portal of their own. They draw the benchtop, see your price for their account, and send it in. You set the catalog, the pricing, what each customer is allowed to draw, and how delivery is charged. Approved jobs hand over to whatever you use to run production.

  • Your catalog and your prices, set per customer
  • You decide what each customer can draw
  • Approvals, order tracking and delivery built in
  • Connects to the production system you already run
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FABRICATE

Fabrication Platform

Run the factory on Nyro

For fabricators who want the whole job in one place

Everything in the Customer Portal, plus the factory itself. Staff quote on the same drawing tools, orders go straight into the production queue, your CNC machines cut from the approved drawing, floor staff work from tablets, and stock, delivery and invoicing all live on the same job.

  • Everything in the Customer Portal
  • Production queue, machine programs, floor tablets
  • Stock, delivery runs and invoicing on the same job
  • Switch on from the Customer Portal with nothing to move
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RETAIL

Retailer Platform

Quote in store, into any fabricator

For retailers who sell benchtops in store

Your store staff quote a customer on the spot, against the catalog and trade prices of any fabricator on Nyro. Your margin goes on top, your logo and colours go on everything the customer sees, and the approved job routes to the fabricator to make and deliver.

  • Any fabricator on Nyro, at your agreed trade price
  • Your margin, your logo, your colours
  • Your customers approve and track with a link, no login
  • Deliveries and order status in one view
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Why Nyro

A system, not a stack.

The usual benchtop office runs a quoting tool, a layout tool, a scheduling board, spreadsheets, an inbox and a WhatsApp group, with someone re-typing the job between each. Nyro is one system from the first sketch to the paid invoice.

Quoting

Phone calls, emails and sketches, priced by one person

Customers draw and price their own jobs, around the clock

Material

A price grid, or someone stops to run the optimiser

Every quote nested on your real sheets as it's drawn

Handover

Sketches re-keyed, PDFs emailed back and forth

One quote, handed between customer and staff

Pricing

A number nobody can explain

Every price explained, rule by rule

Conversations

Separate inboxes and WhatsApp groups

Replies land in the job. Approvals take one click

Production

Re-drawn for layout, then again for the machine

The drawing on the quote is the drawing the machine cuts

Laminate

Stone-first, with laminate bolted on

Edge tape, substrate and grain priced properly

Systems

Six to eight separate tools

One system, from first sketch to paid invoice

Integrations

Plugs into the rest of your business.

Nyro connects to the accounts, inboxes, machines and carriers you already use, so the job never has to be typed into a second system.

One job record

  • Accounting softwareInvoices out, payments back.
  • Email & textWorks with any inbox.
  • Kitchen design softwareDrawn once, by whoever drew it first.
  • Production softwareKeep the system you run today.
  • CNC machinesPrograms for the controllers you own.
  • Material suppliersRanges and prices without retyping.
  • Freight providersBook it, track it, from the order.
  • Everything elseConnect the rest of your tools.
Stone slabs standing in a rack beneath a lifting beam and hook in a fabrication workshop
Slab rack, lifting beam

Built by fabricators, for fabricators.

Nyro was built by people who have run a benchtop factory and quoted the jobs themselves. Every workflow exists because a real factory needed it: the quoting queue, the re-typed drawing, the price list three revisions stale.

It was proven on a real factory floor before it was offered to anyone else.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The three Nyro products, and how to pick where to start.

See it on your own materials.

A thirty-minute walkthrough on your catalog and your prices. No prep needed.

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