Campaigns
Google and other campaigns direct demand to an experience designed to convert.
Portal for laser cutting workshops
Nexafab turns your website into a guided quoting and ordering journey. Customers upload their files, configure their parts and move forward under your workshop’s rules.

Customer experience
The video shows how a visitor can upload a part, choose options and continue without waiting for the sales team to prepare every response from scratch.
Where it starts
Acquisition and software do different jobs. Together, they create a measurable digital channel owned by the workshop.
Google and other campaigns direct demand to an experience designed to convert.
Customers who already know the workshop can repeat a quote or order without waiting for a manual response.
A new contact understands the process and can move forward while the team is on the shop floor.
Before the portal
The portal does not rely on a generic figure. Nexafab processes the file and applies the conditions defined by your team, so the sales experience reflects your business.
See quoting softwareYour own channel, not a marketplace
The customer moves forward under your visual identity and commercial terms.
Nexafab calculates using the commercial configuration you have approved.
Your team reviews the order before accepting it for production.
Frequently asked questions
The portal can be activated in stages and uses the same quoting logic that the workshop has configured for its internal team.
A portal owned by the workshop. Customers see your brand and sales channel, not the brand of a third-party marketplace.
Yes. Customers can upload files, select materials, thicknesses, quantities and other options, and receive a price based on the workshop’s configured logic.
No. Although the channel is digital, the workshop remains in control and can review every order before accepting it for production.
Yes. You can first validate files and pricing rules with the internal team, then activate the portal once that logic is ready.
Nexafab already provides workflows for workshops, CAD files, industrial pricing and operational review, so that foundation does not have to be designed from scratch.
No. You can start with the most common materials, thicknesses and processes, then expand the offer as the team gains confidence.
Your website as an ordering channel
We review where opportunities come from today and how the portal can support them from file upload through quote and order.