How it works
Not a generic estimate. Yours.
Setell builds a model of how your shop prices — and gets sharper every job you close.
CAD & engineering drawings — now free
Send us the STEP file. We'll read it. STEP, IGES, DWG, DXF — read on Free, Business, and Pro alike. Setell pulls the geometry (dimensions, volume, weight) straight into your quote. It's the front door for machine shops and anyone who works from CAD.
How it learns you
Grounded on day one.
Yours within a dozen jobs.
No training project, no setup wizard. It learns by watching how you actually work.
Show Your Work
A receipt on every line
Trust isn't a feeling — it's evidence. Each price is tagged with where it came from, so you can sign with confidence and catch the one line that needs a second look.
Illustrative draft. Nothing here is a black box.
Why it's different
A stranger's guess vs. your number
A generalist agent sees every shop cold. A spreadsheet never learns. Setell is the only one that turns your history into your pricing — and proves it.
Live today, and getting deeper
The engine compounds
We're honest about what's shipping versus what's next. The learning loop is live now; here's where it goes.
FAQ
How the pricing engine works
How does Setell know what I charge?
It reads your QuickBooks history — the invoices and estimates you've already sent — plus the quotes you win in Setell. From day one it grounds each line in your real numbers; within 10 to 20 jobs it has converged on how your shop actually prices.
What happens on my very first quote, before Setell has learned anything?
It cold-starts from two places: your QuickBooks history the moment you connect, and industry benchmarks for anything it hasn't seen yet. You are never quoting from a blank template, and every line shows where its number came from.
Does it just make up prices?
No. Every line is tagged with its source — from your history, an industry benchmark, or "needs your number." When it is not confident it asks instead of guessing. You approve the number; it never sends on a price it invented.
Can I override what it suggests?
Always. Setell proposes; you decide. Every edit teaches it — the next quote for that customer and job type reflects the number you actually charged.
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