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CAD-powered quoting for CNC milling, turning, drilling, and multi-axis machining. Automatically calculate machining costs using CAD files, feature recognition, and production-aware pricing.
CAD-driven quoting software that automates cost estimation across milling, turning, drilling, and finishing. From file upload to production-ready quote — fully automated.
Oroox is a CNC machining quoting software built for manufacturers, machining shops, and industrial suppliers. It automates CNC cost estimation using CAD-based geometry analysis, feature recognition, and production-aware pricing logic. The platform enables instant CNC quotes for milling, turning, drilling, tapping, and multi-axis machining by calculating cycle time, toolpaths, setup time, and material removal. Whether you need a CNC milling cost calculator, turning cost estimation, or a full machining pricing engine, Oroox delivers accurate and scalable quoting. With feature-based costing and machine-aware pricing, Oroox improves RFQ automation, reduces manual estimation, and supports digital manufacturing workflows including online CNC quoting, customer portals, and e-commerce integration.
Feature-Based Costing
Geometry features such as holes, pockets, slots, and contours directly influence cycle time and cost calculation. With feature-based costing and machine-aware pricing, Oroox improves RFQ automation, reduces manual estimation, and supports digital manufacturing workflows including online CNC quoting and customer portals.
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Key Capabilities
Advanced CNC quoting capabilities covering the full machining workflow — from CAD upload and feature detection to production-ready pricing output.
Prices reflect real machining steps including cycle time, toolpaths, setup, and material removal.
Holes, pockets, slots, and contour complexity directly influence time and cost calculation.
Pricing adapts to machine capabilities, axis count, and plant-specific parameters.
Define pricing logic, margins, setup formulas, and plant-specific rules via the rule engine.
Automatically validate whether parts are machinable before generating quotes.
Combine milling, turning, drilling, and finishing in one consistent quote workflow.
Estimate machining time and cost using intelligent toolpath and removal volume analysis.
Transfer quote data seamlessly into downstream sales and production workflows.
Handle large volumes of CNC quote requests instantly without increasing manual effort.
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Get SupportCNC machining quoting software automates cost estimation for manufacturing processes such as milling, turning, drilling, and multi-axis machining using CAD data and pricing logic.
The software analyzes CAD geometry, detects features like holes and pockets, identifies machining operations, and calculates costs based on cycle time, toolpaths, negative volumes, setup time, and materials.
Yes, it includes detailed cost models for CNC milling, turning, drilling, tapping, and multi-axis machining operations based on machine time and geometry.
Yes, feature-based costing uses geometry elements such as holes, pockets, chamfers and contours to calculate machining complexity, toolpaths, and cost drivers.
Yes, modern CNC quoting platforms integrate with ERP and MRP systems to transfer quote data into production planning, sales workflows, and order management systems.
Yes, automated quoting systems allow manufacturers to process high volumes of RFQs quickly without increasing manual effort or engineering workload.
Yes, the platform supports full self-service functionality. Customers can configure products, receive instant quotes, and place orders as part of an integrated manufacturing e-commerce solution.
Yes, the software can be used internally by sales teams to generate fast and accurate quotes for RFQs. It streamlines the quoting process and improves response times for customer inquiries.
Most CNC quoting platforms support common CAD formats such as STEP, STL, and other 3D model files for part analysis and cost estimation.
