*Markdown alternate of . Lasertally is Windows desktop software that quotes laser-cut parts for fabrication shops from CAD files, then nests the won job on sheet or tube. Unrelated to "laser tally" in oil and gas.* Laser cutting quoting and nesting software # Price it from the geometry, not the paperwork. Lasertally is Windows desktop software that quotes laser-cut parts straight from the CAD file. Drop STEP, DXF, IGES or NC1 files in and get a priced, itemized quote in seconds. Pierce counts and cut lengths come from the CAD solid itself, because customer drawings miscount and geometry does not. Win the job and the same file nests itself, on sheet or on tube. Start a free preview See pricing Windows desktop app · quoting engine calibrated to the cent against real shop quotations .STEP .STP .DXF .IGES .NC1 (DSTV) Scroll to explore [figure] A 6 x 6 x 3/16 HSS part, drawn from the geometry Lasertally reads out of its STEP file. Every hole in the position it measured, on the real surface. $1,955.08 a real shop's three-part tube quote, reproduced to the cent 346 pierces counted from one customer STEP file. The drawing said fewer 1,800+ automated tests run before any release ships 0 per-quote fees flat subscription, unlimited quotes, no cut of your margin Quoting ## From CAD file to customer-ready laser cutting quote. Lasertally opens the solid, measures it, and prices every operation from what it found. No hand-counting holes off a PDF, no spreadsheet that somebody last updated in 2019. ### Every number traced back to something measured. - Pierces, cut length, bends and bounding box read straight off the geometry, in the units your shop works in. - Pre-quote checks that refuse to guess. Material priced, cut speed known, geometry priceable, part fits stock. A missing figure shows as a gap, never as a zero. - Your rate card, to the cent. Programming, loading, run rates, pierce rates, travel, admin, markup, lead-time tiers, secondary ops, and operations you invent yourself. - Formed parts unfold. A bent bracket is priced on its developed flat pattern, with the bend allowance the metal actually needs. [figure] What was measured, and the checks that had to pass before it could be priced. [figure] Pierce count and cut length per line, measured from the file rather than typed. How the quoting engine works New in Nest 1.3 ## Tube laser nesting, on the sticks you actually have. Lasertally Nest packs tube parts onto the stock lengths in your rack and posts the rotary program for them. Tube gets the same lead-ins, kerf compensation, micro joints and cut sequencing it already ran on plate, not a second half-finished engine bolted on beside the first. Two compositions of the same nest. The wide banner is unreadable through a phone viewport, so narrow screens get a steeper camera that foreshortens a 236 inch stick into a portrait frame, with the band labels moved into the gutter. The switch is at the same 900px the rest of the page stacks at, so the figure changes when the layout does. The narrow one also drops the FRONT MARGIN callout: at that size it labels a three-pixel sliver and only crowds the two callouts that matter. The alt text below describes what BOTH carry. width/height on the source, not just the img: the img attributes set a default aspect-ratio for the whole picture, which would squash the portrait one. [figure] A real nest, drawn on the real stock. Five ordered parts across three lengths, the hole pattern sitting on the actual surface, and every inch accounted for. ### Shared cuts, and a leftover you can still use. - Where two parts meet end to end, the cut is made once. That saves a pierce, a kerf of stock and the whole length of one contour, and on plain square-cut work it is close to half the cutting time. - The chuck allowances are real. Front margin and dead zone come off the usable length before anything is placed, so the nest is measured against what is left of the stick rather than against the whole of it. - Slack goes to the tail, in one piece. A long offcut is stock and a scattered one is scrap, so the leftover is racked, priced pro rata and labeled with a barcode and the length it can actually hold. - It tells you what it left out. Requested, placed, still loading, cannot nest. A nester that cannot say what it dropped is not finished. 10 sections round, square, rect, obround, ellipse, triangle, angle, C and U channel, H beam STEP and IGES a solid is read, the axis found by measurement, the section classified or honestly called free form Rotary G-code plus an unrolled DXF, so the job runs even before a controller's post is dialed in Miters and copes compound miters and saddle cuts generated from three numbers, not drawn by hand Tube sections, shared cuts and machine output Nesting and CAM ## Won the job? The nesting is already done. Lasertally Nest takes the quote you already priced and turns it into a cut program: true-shape nesting on your real stock and your real offcuts, cutting technology, lead-ins, kerf, micro joints and sequencing, then a posted program for the machine. ### Your stock, not a catalog Nests onto the sheets and the offcuts you actually have, oldest first, and reaches for the shortest piece that can still do the job so the rack does not silt up with unusable ends. ### Cut order that respects gravity Holes before outlines, wraps before end cuts. Once a part is free it can tilt into the head, so the sequence treats that as a rule rather than a preference. ### Books the metal it uses Writing a program draws the stock off the rack once, records it against the job so a re-print cannot draw it twice, and puts the usable leftover back with its own tag. How sheet nesting and CAM work How it works ## Quote a laser-cut part in three steps. Quoting a part in Lasertally takes three steps and about thirty seconds: drop the CAD file in, confirm the material, send the quote. ### Drop the files in STEP, DXF, IGES or NC1. Each part is opened and measured on your own machine by the bundled geometry engine. ### Confirm the metal Pick material and thickness, or let the detected form pick a default and change it in one click. Rates come from your card. ### Send the quote An itemized price with every figure traced to a measurement, ready to save, print or email while the customer is still on the line. Cloud sync ## One rate card. One material library. Every seat in sync. Your shop's data lives on your machines and syncs through your Lasertally account, so the price a second estimator quotes is the price you would have quoted. Materials, rates, customers, saved quotes and library parts, consistent across every seat and backed up. - Five seats included on every plan, with roles, and extra seats at $49 a month. - Quotes cross to the shop floor. A won quote appears in Nest with its parts and their geometry, so nobody redraws or re-imports anything. - Part geometry is encrypted before it leaves your machine and stored separately from the key. See the FAQ for exactly what that does and does not protect against, in plain terms. Pricing ## Pay for what you cut. Everything else is included. Every plan is the full product: cloud sync, roles, five seats, unlimited quotes, every CAD format. The only choice is which machine you quote for. Monthly Annual 2 months free ### Sheet $479 /mo flat and sheet-metal quoting · or $4,790/yr, 2 months free - Flat parts from STEP, DXF and IGES, exact geometry - Flat patterns and bend pricing for formed parts - Whole-sheet billing and a sheet price book - Cloud sync, roles and the full quote pipeline - 5 seats included, plus $49/mo per extra seat 14-day full refund. Email me and I refund it. ### Tube $479 /mo tube and pipe quoting · or $4,790/yr, 2 months free - Automatic tube detection from STEP and NC1, exact geometry - Standard-size recognition, 1,300+ built-in profiles - Shared-stick pooling, so you never overbid material - Cloud sync, roles and the full quote pipeline - 5 seats included, plus $49/mo per extra seat 14-day full refund. Email me and I refund it. ### Complete $759 /mo sheet and tube, saving $199/mo · or $7,590/yr, 2 months free - Everything in Sheet and Tube, one subscription - Mixed jobs on one quote, flat and tube parts together - Cloud sync, roles and the full quote pipeline - 5 seats included, plus $49/mo per extra seat - Onboarding call and priority support 14-day full refund. Email me and I refund it. ### Nest ADD-ON $349 /mo nesting and CAM, on top of any plan · or $3,490/yr, 2 months free - Won the job? Send it straight from the quote to the nest - True-shape nesting on your real sheet stock and offcuts - Tube nesting with shared cuts, chuck allowances and automatic offcut racking - Cutting technology, lead-ins, kerf and cut sequencing - Bent parts nest as their flat pattern automatically - Layered DXF out, plus rotary G-code for tube 14-day full refund. Email me and I refund it. Buy, set your password, sign in. Your login is your license and it unlocks the desktop app on your machine. No per-quote fees and no revenue cuts, ever. Keep-your-version promise: subscribe for 12 months and the version you are running is yours to keep, forever. Your login stays active even if you cancel. Compare the plans side by side FAQ ## Questions fabricators actually ask. Q: What is Lasertally? A: Lasertally is Windows desktop software that quotes laser-cut parts for fabrication shops. It reads a STEP, DXF, IGES or NC1 file, measures the pierce count, cut length, bend count and bounding box from the CAD solid, and prices the job against your own rate card. The separate Nest add-on then nests the won job on sheet or tube and posts the cut program. It is not a marketplace and it does not take a cut of the work it prices. Q: What file formats does Lasertally support? A: Lasertally reads STEP (.step, .stp), IGES (.igs, .iges), DXF (.dxf) and DSTV NC1 (.nc1). It handles solids, 2D profiles and tube, including automatic tube-section detection. SAT and DWG are not supported: export STEP or DXF from any CAD package instead. The full breakdown is in the CAD format support table. Q: Is there a free trial? A: There is a free preview account. It takes one email, costs nothing and does not expire. It runs the entire quoting engine on your own files: Lasertally opens your STEP, DXF, IGES or NC1 parts, measures the pierce counts, cut lengths, bends and bounding boxes off the real geometry, and prices them against a rate card you configure. Nothing is a sample file and nothing is simulated. What preview will not do is export. No quote PDF, no posted program, no nest output. That is the only difference between preview and a plan, and it is why there is no clock on it: you can take as long as you like checking Lasertally against a job you have already quoted by hand. Start a preview account. Q: How much does Lasertally cost? A: Lasertally costs $479 a month for Sheet, $479 a month for Tube, or $759 a month for Complete, which is both. The Nest nesting and CAM add-on is $349 a month on top of any plan. Every plan includes five seats, and extra seats are $49 a month each. Annual billing costs ten months for twelve. There are no per-quote fees and no percentage of the jobs you win. Full breakdown in pricing. Q: Can I get a refund? A: Yes. Email hello@lasertally.app within 14 days of your first purchase and you get a full refund, no questions asked. This is written into the terms of service, so it is a commitment rather than a policy that can be quietly withdrawn. Renewal charges may be refunded at our discretion as well. Q: What happens if I cancel my Lasertally subscription? A: Your quotes and rate card live in local files on your own machine and stay yours. You do not get locked out either: a lapsed subscription falls back to a preview account, which still opens your files, measures them and prices them, and simply will not export a quote PDF or post a program. And if you have subscribed for 12 months or more, the version you are running becomes yours to keep forever, with your login staying active for it at no charge after you cancel. No cloud quoting tool can offer that, because there is nothing to keep when the tab closes. All ten questions, answered in full Get Lasertally ## Download Lasertally and price the part before the customer hangs up. Lasertally runs on Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. Pick a plan, set your password, download the app and sign in. Your first quote is minutes away. Worth knowing before you click: the installer is 209 MB, and you need an account to sign in. A free preview account takes one email and never expires: it runs the whole quoting engine on your own files and just will not export a quote PDF or post a program. A plan turns exports on. Download for Windows No macOS button. The /download/mac worker route still resolves a .dmg from R2 and is deliberately left in place, because installed Mac copies and anyone holding the direct link still need it to work. What changed is the CLAIM: this page used to say Windows only in the FAQ, "Windows desktop app" in the hero, and Windows plus macOS in the meta description and the JSON-LD, which is four answers to one question in one document. Windows is the supported platform, so that is what the page says everywhere now. Nest is a separate product on its own release channel (/releases/nest), so it keeps its own download. It is an add-on: downloading it without the Nest subscription gets you a sign-in that will not unlock, which is deliberate rather than a dead end. Download Lasertally Nest See pricing and buy Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, with an auto-updating installer. macOS and Linux are not supported. © 2026 Lasertally LLC