The pricing engine for complex manufacturing industries
Complex pricing.
Zero black box.
Your prices aren't picked from a list. They're calculated: raw-material indices, dimensions and specs, yield and scrap, tolling, volume breaks, the clause on page 12 of the contract. Pricera turns that logic into tested, versioned costing and pricing models your sales team can quote from in minutes, and every number shows its work.
Built for two teams in one flow: pricing & costing teams build and govern the models; sales teams configure the deal and send an auditable quote—standalone or connected to your CRM and ERP.
100%
Traceable quote lines
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Spreadsheets in the quote path
01 / Model the real price
Built for prices that are calculated, not selected.
Index-linked, dimension-driven, recipe-based, contract-specific: if your price is a formula, Pricera runs it, with the governance a spreadsheet will never have.
Index series, banded lookups, decision tables, nested models that share one costing. Monthly LME averages, MOQ floors, "price on request": all native, not scripted. Decimal-exact, down to the cent.
calc engine · indices · cost-plus, index-linked, spot & LTA in one engine
02 / Build it like you think it
Visual models, tested before sales ever quotes.
Compose costs, lookups and formulas in a visual tree, with reference cases that run on every edit. Publishing is blocked until they pass.
Or describe the model in plain language and let Pricera draft it; you review before anything goes live.
calc engine · genAI · reference cases gate every publish
03 / Every number shows its work
A price sales can defend. A quote you can replay.
Each quote line stores the full calculation: model version, index value, table rows, waterfall. Open a quote from last year and replay it. Change an input and the line flags itself stale.
traceability · audit · pinned model version & index snapshot
04 / Continuously recalibrated costing
Quote on today's costs, not yesterday's assumptions.
Pricera prices new and custom products from costing models: forward-looking, built from driver rates, routings and recipes. Those models are continuously recalibrated by the actual costs of the products you've sold. So cost, margin and price stay accurate, for products you quote every week and for products that have never been quoted.
The gap is drafted as a new model version — updated tables, new drivers, missing cost items — and reference cases re-run, so the next quote stands on corrected costs. Nothing publishes without you.
the feedback loop
model the cost→
make & sell→
actuals land→
model recalibrates→
next quote on current rates↻