Add your parts
Drop STEP, STP, or STL files into the browser. Add several parts when they belong to the same sourcing project.
QuoteMyMold turns part geometry and production requirements into an early, traceable tooling and part-cost estimate—directly in your browser.
Illustrative result · not a production quote
The budget behind an injection-molded part is shaped long before the first production shot: the cavity must be machined, the tool assembled and proven, and every molded feature made repeatable.



Early mold estimates are useful only when everyone can see what they are based on. QuoteMyMold keeps the model measurements, manufacturing choices, and estimate together.
Drop STEP, STP, or STL files into the browser. Add several parts when they belong to the same sourcing project.
Choose resin, tooling arrangement, annual volume, finish, and the requirements that materially change mold cost.
See a part-by-part estimate, then send the measured project data to engineering when you need a manufacturable quote.
Reads bounding dimensions, volume, wall behavior, undercut indicators, and complexity signals from each model.
Separates tooling, part production, logistics, and risk allowances instead of returning one unexplained number.
Apply one manufacturing basis across an assembly, then customize only the parts that need an exception.
Submit measured geometry and requirements for engineering review without uploading the original CAD file.
When you request review, QuoteMyMold sends the filename, derived geometry, project requirements, contact details, and estimate snapshot. It does not retain the original CAD file.
Read the data policyNo. It is a budgetary estimate for planning and supplier conversations. Final pricing requires engineering review of geometry, quality expectations, material, and production conditions.
Yes. Add multiple model files, use shared project requirements, and override a requirement on an individual part when necessary.
STEP, STP, and STL are supported. STEP is preferred when accurate solid geometry is available.
The project record is saved for follow-up. An engineer still needs to confirm manufacturability and commercial terms before production.