Try the cut-to-size configurator live
This is the CutOptim Configurator running on a demo shop with real boards and prices. Enter a few parts, pick a board, and watch the cutting plan and the price change as you type. Place a test order to see what reaches the shop. Nothing is charged and nothing is shipped.
What to try first
Start with three or four parts and one board. Add a part and see the plan rearrange; switch the edge banding on an edge and see the price follow. Then load a ready-made sample cut list to see a full kitchen job at once.
Watch the price as you add a part: it is computed from the demo shop's rules each time, not estimated.
The four ways a shop can show it
The demo shop shows every embed mode side by side: on the page, as a pop-up, as a side panel and as its own page with a return to the cart. Your shop picks one, and can change it later without touching the code.
What the demo is not
The demo shop is fictional. Its orders go nowhere and its prices are examples. To see your own boards and prices in it, start a free sandbox in the console and load your catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use the demo?
Are the prices in the demo real?
How do I get the configurator with my own boards?
More about the configurator
The cut-to-size product configurator for your webshop — live cutting plan, live price, orders into your shop.
One line of code; on the page, as a pop-up, a side panel or its own page — in your brand.
Per sheet, per m², per metre of cut, edge banding, machining, VAT and minimums — your prices, live.
Verify the signed quote and the signed webhook on your own server, with Node and PHP examples.
Start from a cabinet, shelf or wardrobe: the parts, the plan and the price follow the size.
Board merchants, panel cutters and sheet-material shops: customers order online, with a live plan and your prices.
A cut to size button on your WooCommerce products; only a verified quote becomes a cart line.
Only need the cutting engine? See the Engine API
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