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Start with a clearer project
Customers can explore materials, draw approximate layouts and save inspiration before talking with your shop. Use that starting point to ask better questions.
The Fabricator Club
Better project conversations. More room for your craft.
Connect with customers who can explore materials and organize their plans before they reach your shop. Bring your expertise to the project, with portal tools for opportunities and quoting.
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Built around the work your shop does
Why join the Fabricator Club?
Bring your craftsmanship to customers who have a place to explore, plan and organize their ideas. Start the conversation with more context, then guide the project with your expertise.
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Put your expertise at the center
You verify measurements, assess access, recommend seams and edges, and confirm your fabrication and installation quote. Customer plans remain preliminary.
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Give your specials a local audience
The marketplace helps customers find remnants and outlet pieces by shop, location and dimensions. Ask about listing your available pieces during onboarding.
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Keep the conversation organized
Portal quoting tools bring project opportunities, estimates and job conversations together so your team can follow the work.
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Help customers understand the price
Material pricing is separated from fabrication and installation. Discuss your scope, custom work and site conditions before the final agreement.
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Evaluate the fit for your shop
Review the membership and awarded-job fees alongside your service area, capacity and typical project margin. Choose a plan based on your own numbers.
An example conversation starter
See the project behind the inquiry.
A customer can bring a material preference, an approximate drawing, a saved room preview and project notes into the discussion. You identify what needs clarification and build the final scope.
Illustrative example only. The details available depend on what the customer has completed and shared.
Explore the customer project toolsKitchen remodel
Example / preliminary- Material direction
- Light quartz, subtle veining
- Customer priority
- Easy daily care and a clear budget
- To discuss
- Sink, seams, edges and removal
- Your next step
- Verify dimensions and prepare scope
A straightforward way to get started
1. Introduce your shop
Share your service area, capabilities and company details in the application.
2. Confirm the fit
Discuss onboarding, available opportunities, listing access and membership terms with Countertop Club.
3. Put your process to work
Review suitable opportunities, clarify the scope with the customer and use the portal to prepare your estimate.
Questions from shop owners
Are customer drawings ready for fabrication?
No. Drawings, slab layouts and AI previews are planning aids. Your shop verifies site measurements, supports, cutouts, seams, material suitability and the final scope before fabrication.
Do I have to replace my existing shop software?
Use the customer project summary as a starting point for your normal workflow. The portal supports opportunities and quoting; automatic integration with your existing shop software is not promised.
Can I sell remnants or outlet pieces?
The marketplace supports local specials with shop, location and size filters. Contact Countertop Club during onboarding to discuss listing access, actual-piece photos, usable dimensions, condition and fulfillment details.
Are leads or booked jobs guaranteed?
No. Opportunities depend on customer demand, location and project fit. An inquiry or a saved plan is not a signed fabrication contract. Evaluate results using your own completed jobs and costs.
How do membership fees work?
Plans have a monthly membership fee and a published awarded-job fee schedule. Compare the current plans and program terms, and confirm how an awarded job is defined before joining.
Let us talk about your shop.
Tell us where you work, the projects you want and the specials you would like to sell. We can discuss whether the club fits your business.
Walkthrough requests open your email app. An appointment is not booked automatically.
Choose a membership that fits your shop
Monthly membership plus the published awarded-job fees. Opportunity volume and project awards are not guaranteed.
Entry
Starter
$199/mo
$275 per awarded job, up to 12 awarded jobs/month
Get approved, get listed, start claiming leads fast.
- Fabricator profile listing
- Core lead feed access
- Portal + quoting tools
Growth
Growth
$399/mo
$199 per awarded job, up to 18 awarded jobs/month
Lower per-claim costs and improve visibility for steady volume.
- Improved listing visibility
- Reduced claim fee
- Faster lead notification lane
Scale
Pro
$599/mo
First 5 awarded jobs included, then $150 per awarded job for jobs 6-30/month
Built for high-volume teams that need maximum pipeline efficiency.
- Top-tier marketplace visibility
- Lowest claim fee
- Dedicated account coordination
Already in the network?
Access your portal to update company settings, review incoming jobs, and manage activity.