For Australian benchtop fabricators
Draw the kitchen in millimetres, then lay the pieces out on the slab and match the veins. Price cut-outs and upstands using your own rates, and send an AUD quote with GST from the same job record.
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What an Australian shop gets
“We actually enjoy quoting with just a few drag, drops and clicks and a professional quote doc is done in multiple formats…”
Measure to quote
Once a kitchen has been measured, you should not have to describe it all again to prepare the quote. Enter it once and keep working from the same job record.
Draw the run, return and island in millimetres from your site measurements. On Pro, you can import the CAD DXF file instead. iCounterSoft shows you what it found before drawing the pieces.
Arrange the cut pieces on the slab and line up the veins across the joins. You decide where the seams go instead of accepting a spreadsheet's guess.
The estimate uses the drawing. Change a cut-out or length and its price line changes too. Your GST tax code applies to the priced lines and appears on the quote, invoice and order confirmation.
Metric from signup
That choice controls the drawing, default slab size and starting price list. The account does not convert imperial defaults in the background:
The countertop estimating and quoting software page covers the full workflow. For drawing details, see countertop drawing tools.
Based on your account country
Choose Australia when you create the account, and iCounterSoft uses these Australian trade terms automatically. You do not need to find a setting. The full list is below.
| US baseline | Australian account | Where you see it |
|---|---|---|
| Splash | Upstand | Priced as material rather than an extra |
| Meter | Metre | For metric linear and area pricing |
| Drop-In | Topmount | The sink mount in job details |
| Color | Colour | The Colour / Variant field on customer documents |
| Zip Code | Postcode | On customer and site addresses |
Cooktop stays Cooktop because Australians use the same word. The application itself uses countertop instead of benchtop throughout, so you will see that wording during the trial.
Choose Australia at signup and the account uses AUD. Price lists, quotes and invoices show Australian dollars rather than a converted figure.
You define the tax codes yourself. Create one called GST and set it to 10 per cent. It applies to priced lines and appears on quotes and invoices. The product does not handle ATO or BAS lodgement.
A deposit request shows your BSB and account number, along with the line "This is not a tax invoice". It does not use the sort code or routing number found on a generic template.
Subscriptions are charged in US dollars. Standard costs US$70 a month with one user included. Pro costs US$149, and each extra user costs US$39. Your own quotes and invoices stay in Australian dollars.
Common questions
Benchtop software helps a stone fabricator turn a measured kitchen into a drawing, a price and a customer quote. With iCounterSoft, you can draw the benchtop in millimetres, lay out pieces and match veins on the slab, and price cut-outs and upstands using your own rates. It then produces the quote and order confirmation with your GST. It is made for fabricators, not homeowners looking for a price calculator.
Partly. Choose Australia on the account and the estimator uses Upstand instead of Splash, Metre instead of Meter, Topmount instead of Drop-In and Colour instead of Color. The address field becomes Postcode. Cooktop stays Cooktop because Australians use the same word. The application itself uses countertop instead of benchtop throughout, so you will see that wording during the trial.
Yes. Choose millimetres when you create the account, and the drawing and price list use metric settings. Dimensions are entered in mm, the default slab is 3000 × 1500 instead of 126 × 59 inches, and the starting price list uses metric labour rates such as a per-metre mitre price instead of a per-foot one. Metric accounts price by square metre and metre rather than square foot.
Yes, through a tax code you set yourself. Create a code called GST and set it to 10 per cent. iCounterSoft applies it to priced lines and shows it on the quote, invoice and order confirmation. Australian deposit requests use a BSB and account number instead of a sort code or routing number. They also carry the line "This is not a tax invoice". The product does not handle ATO or BAS lodgement.
Yes. Choosing Australia at signup sets the account currency to AUD, so price lists, quotes and invoices show Australian dollars rather than a converted figure. The iCounterSoft subscription is charged in US dollars, but your customers only see the AUD figure.
On Pro, import the CAD DXF file and iCounterSoft will draw the benchtops for you. It finds the pieces, cut-outs, splashes and seams, then lets you check them before adding them. On any plan, you can draw the run from your own site measurements instead. Either way, the quantities come from the drawing. Change a length or cut-out and its price line changes too, so you do not have to go back to a spreadsheet.
Standard costs US$70 per month and includes one user. Pro costs US$149, and each extra user costs US$39. The subscription is billed in US dollars, but your customer quotes stay in Australian dollars. The registration form offers a 14-day free trial, and Australia is approved automatically. Eligible businesses can start in a few minutes without requesting a quote or booking a sales meeting. We review other requests within 24 hours.
Request a 14-day free trial. The form asks you to confirm your business, enter payment details and verify your email.