Upload the customer's DXF. Get the nesting at 88%, the real cost with your USD/h, and the quote in PDF with your logo. They approve with one click and it drops into the shop queue.
No card. No demo. No training.

Sales closes the quote. The shop receives the job with parts, material and deadline. No forwarding the DXF five times.
NestBlade. One price.
First 10 shops: 59 USD/mo × 6 months. Code FOUNDERS.
Two minutes. The time it takes to make a coffee.
Drop the customer's drawing. Parts, holes and quantities are read for you.
Sheets, material and machine-hour. The number you'll sign, not the one in your head.
With your logo. The customer approves from a link. No account.
Same nesting. DXF into your CAM. No rebuilding the job in Lantek.
No paperwork. No "let us review your case." One email and done.
You use 85-90% of every sheet. The gap with your current nesting goes on the scale, not in the bin.
Compensates the cutting width for laser, plasma and oxy-fuel. No parts stuck together, no short dimensions.
DXF Block/INSERT identical to what you generate today. If your CNC opens DXF, it opens ours.
The number the customer signs is the one that gets cut. No Excel on one side and CAM on the other.
Your logo, your colors, your footer. Just like always, in five minutes.
Send the link by email. The customer signs without creating an account. The approved one passes to the shop with one click.
Also for
Yes. DXF Block/INSERT, identical to what Lantek imports from "Import nesting from file".
Yes. It detects them automatically from the DXF and preserves them in the cut.
Yes. Upload your logo in Settings and every quote comes out with your brand.
If you have the Production module, one click and it goes into the queue with parts, material and deadline.
No. You export DXF. Lantek stays on the machine. NestBlade takes Excel out of the office.
No limit. Upload hundreds of parts and the engine spreads them across N sheets, minimizing the total.
Upload it. Look at the utilization, the real cost and the PDF you'd send the customer. If it adds up, you're in. If not, you'll know how much you're leaving on the shop floor.
Upload your first DXF