01 / MILLWORK & CABINETRY
Quotes from your rate sheet.
Use your supplied quantities, material rates and shop time to produce checked costs and a branded proposal.
WEBSITES · APPS · AUTOMATION
Your next idea.
Made useful.
Digital tools built around the way you work. Start with a focused workflow: turn a rate sheet into a clear quote, or recurring data into a finished report.
Fixed scope. Editable files. No account needed to get started.
Your rate sheetA clear proposal
COOPERLUXDOCUMENT STUDIOPROPOSAL / 01
FICTIONAL WORKED EXAMPLE
Display shelves
White oak · six shelves · supplied dimensions
Materials, including waste$252.23
Shop labor$385.00
Consumables & finish$50.00
Proposal price40% target gross margin · before tax
$1,145.38Calculated from supplied figuresFictional sample
TWO FOCUSED SERVICESStart with the work
Start with the work
you repeat.
One input, one defined result and clear acceptance checks. Agree the scope before paying.
02 / RECURRING REPORTS
Reports from your data.
Turn a CSV or JSON file into a reusable PDF report with your tables, one chart style and consistent formatting.
Prefer to do it yourself?
The Millwork Quote Kit gives you an offline calculator, editable proposal and worked examples.
Something useful for your business.
Customize a display holder, nameplate or table marker. Explore printable designs and Print & Apparel from Cooper Print Design. The first 3D collection is in sample qualification.
SEE THE WORK, BEFORE WE TALK
The numbers should
make sense.
Start with a small, working example. Change the cost and margin to see the price update. Then inspect a complete fictional proposal and the file behind it.
The example uses invented projects and rates, so you can inspect it without sharing customer data.
TRY THE PRICING MATHLocal to your browser
Calculated price$1,000.00$400.00 above your supplied cost
Margin = (price − cost) ÷ price. A 40% margin on $600 cost gives a $1,000 price. This free example checks margin; the kit adds materials, dimensions, waste and labor.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD HANDOFF
Know what you’re getting.
- 01
Show us the workflow.
Describe the repeated task. We confirm the fit and request sanitized sample files.
- 02
Agree the result.
Set the scope, price, delivery date and examples that the finished work must pass.
- 03
Test it. Keep it.
Accept the working delivery, settle the balance and receive your files, source and instructions.
LET’S MAKE ONE TASK EASIER
What are you copying
between files?
Tell us what goes in, what needs to come out and where the work gets repetitive. A few sentences are enough to start.
Email your workflowNo obligation. Leave credentials and sensitive customer data out of the first message.
Prefer a structured brief?
Start here; sign in only when you choose to save or submit it.
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