Channel pricebook management
Replace scattered spreadsheets with governed products, channel pricing, costs, effective dates, and import history.
Configure complex products, control channel pricing, automate margin approvals, and create accurate customer quotes in one governed system.
QuotePoint is configure, price, quote software built for manufacturers and distributors selling through direct, dealer, contract, and government channels.
Prefer a guided evaluation? Request a walkthrough. Built for equipment manufacturers, industrial distributors, dealer networks, and teams replacing spreadsheet-based quoting.
Pricing, compatibility, quantity, and approval policies stay connected.
Built for complex product sales
Whether you are replacing spreadsheet pricebooks, controlling dealer pricing, configuring equipment, or routing margin exceptions, QuotePoint keeps the rules behind every quote connected.
Configure equipment, accessories, pricing, approvals, and quotes.
Explore solutionControl pricing and quoting across direct and indirect sales channels.
Explore solutionReplace scattered spreadsheets with one governed commercial catalog.
Explore solutionGuide sellers toward valid products, bundles, and required options.
Explore solutionAutomate discount and margin exceptions before they reach customers.
Explore solutionGive partners controlled access to authorized products, pricing, and customers.
Explore solutionConfigure machines, required accessories, dealer pricing, approvals, and quotes.
Explore solutionPractical CPQ guides
Research the workflow before you buy the software.
Commercial CPQ by industry
Explore example workflows for distributor pricing, material handling equipment, and pump/valve sales. Each guide makes clear where commercial CPQ ends and engineering or ERP systems begin.
Multiple catalogs, contract pricing and approvals
Explore verticalDealer prices, accessories and machinery packages
Explore verticalSpecialist-selected SKUs and commercial quoting
Explore verticalContractor pricebooks and equipment packages
Explore verticalOEM and reseller price levels for electrical products
Explore verticalBuilt for your industry
Explore specific commercial workflows and practical quote checklists for configurable equipment. The examples use fictional businesses and clearly separate commercial quoting from engineering validation.
The gap QuotePoint closes
QuotePoint is built for companies that need configuration, pricing, approvals, and partner control to work together without turning quoting into a multi-year systems program.
Core capabilities
QuotePoint treats configuration, pricing, approval, and customer output as one workflow rather than separate tools.
Replace scattered spreadsheets with governed products, channel pricing, costs, effective dates, and import history.
Guide sellers through compatible products, required accessories, quantity rules, and blocking validations.
Route exceptions using discount, margin, product, channel, and quote-value policies.
Create branded documents, share a customer portal, collect acceptance and signatures, and convert to an order.
From product data to signed order
Products, channels, costs, and effective pricing stay governed in one source of truth.
Every seller starts from the right price.Requirements, bundles, compatibility checks, and quantity rules guide every configuration.
Invalid combinations never reach the customer.Margins, overrides, and approval policies are applied before an exception moves forward.
Commercial policy becomes part of the workflow.Branded documents, a customer portal, acceptance, and signatures carry the deal forward.
The quote is ready to buy, not just ready to view.Dealer organizations, permissions, customers, and orders work from the same controlled system.
Direct and partner sales stay aligned.Compare the operating models
| Capability | Spreadsheets | Proposal software | Enterprise CPQ | QuotePoint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Controlled pricebooks | Manual | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Product compatibility rules | Manual | Usually no | Yes | Yes |
| Channel-specific pricing | Manual | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Margin and discount approvals | Basic | Advanced | Policy-based | |
| Customer-ready documents | Manual | Strong | Strong | Strong |
| Implementation burden | Internal labor | Low | High | Focused |
Ideal customer
If the quote depends on product relationships, multiple price levels, approvals, partner access, or margin rules, QuotePoint is designed for that complexity.
Self-service trial
Create an isolated production workspace, load a catalog, create sales channels and pricing, build a test quote, and connect HubSpot when you are ready. No card is required for the 14-day trial.
Start free trialFounding design partners
For companies with complex catalogs, dealer networks, or migration requirements, a guided design-partner evaluation can still help validate the workflow before broader rollout.
Frequently asked questions
CPQ stands for configure, price, quote. CPQ software helps sales teams select valid products, apply the correct pricing, route exceptions for approval, and produce accurate customer quotes.
Proposal software primarily formats and sends documents. QuotePoint governs what can be configured, which price applies, whether approval is required, and what ultimately reaches the quote.
Yes. QuotePoint is designed for manufacturers and distributors selling equipment, systems, accessories, bundles, and other configurable physical products.
Yes. Products, price levels, permissions, customers, and quoting access can be controlled by direct, dealer, contract, government, or other sales channels.
QuotePoint centralizes product records, channel prices, costs, effective dates, import history, and configuration rules so teams no longer need to assemble quotes from disconnected spreadsheets.
Not necessarily. QuotePoint is focused on the controlled configuration and quoting workflow. It can complement the systems a company already uses rather than forcing a full revenue-platform replacement.
Request a walkthrough
We will focus the conversation on your catalog, pricing, channels, approval rules, and the handoffs that currently create risk or rework.