Wabric
Estonian CPQ and PIM for manufacturers of engineered products, with CAD, BIM and PDF drawings generated from every configured quote
Quick Overview
| Company | Wenture OÜ |
|---|---|
| Category | CPQ |
| Headquarters | Rakvere, Estonia |
| EU Presence | EU (Estonia) |
| Open Source | Not stated; closed-source SaaS |
| Compliance | ISO 27001 system certification badge (bm certification) shown on wenture.io; scope not stated |
| Pricing | Starter €490/month, Scale €790/month, Enterprise custom; 10% off billed annually; one-time setup fee |
| Free Option | No free tier or trial stated; free scoping call and demo with sample products |
| Replaces | Tacton CPQ, Akeneo |
Detailed Review
Wabric is built by Wenture OÜ, a private limited company (Estonian registry code 16195906) with its registered address in Rakvere, Estonia; the Estonian commercial register lists it as registered on 30 March 2021. Wenture is also a software consultancy for the construction sector, and describes Wabric as the product it packaged after repeatedly building configurators for clients. The company states 10+ years of CPQ and PIM experience and 200+ implementations; those are vendor claims we have not audited.
The product covers three jobs. Sell: a configurator that turns a customer's choices into a priced quote, an itemised PDF, an automatically generated bill of materials and production drawings, plus an IFC object for Revit and Archicad.
Manage: a PIM for product data, EU Digital Product Passports (Scale and above) and a partner portal where distributors get live pricing and can order. Storefront: a webshop and hybrid catalogue for configurable and standard products. On Enterprise, configured models export to CAD and BIM formats (DXF, IFC, RVT or STEP, one format included). ERP connections for SAP, Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics, Scoro and Directo are listed on the Scale plan and above.
Pricing is published, which is rare in this category: Starter at €490 per month, Scale at €790 per month, and Enterprise scoped to the catalogue, with 10% off when billed annually.
Every plan carries a one-time configurator setup fee that is agreed as a fixed number before signing, and contracts roll monthly after an initial 12-month term.
The entry plan is limited to a public B2C configurator with a PDF inquiry and bill of materials; PIM, the partner portal, ERP links and CAD/BIM export sit on the higher plans. Customer outcomes quoted on the site, such as Saku Metall cutting its sales cycle from two weeks to two hours, are vendor-reported. The vendor does not state where the platform is hosted, and a bm certification ISO 27001 badge appears on wenture.io without a stated scope.
What Wabric does well
- Publishes list prices for Starter and Scale (€490 and €790 per month); only Combeenation and Mercura also publish prices among the tools here
- One configuration produces the quote, bill of materials, production drawings and an IFC object for Revit and Archicad
- Includes a full PIM, partner portal and Digital Product Passports alongside CPQ, with ERP links to SAP, Odoo and Microsoft Dynamics
- Estonian company confirmed in the national commercial register; catalogue can be exported at any time, per the vendor
Where Wabric falls short
- CAD and BIM export is Enterprise only, with each extra format at €150 per month
- Every plan needs a one-time setup fee, and the amount is only given after a scoping call
- The vendor does not state where data is hosted, and the scope of the ISO 27001 badge on wenture.io is not stated
- No free tier or self-serve trial is stated; a free scoping call and demo come first
Standout feature. Every configuration produces a priced quote, a bill of materials, production drawings and an IFC object for Revit and Archicad from one set of product rules.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Publishes list prices for Starter and Scale (€490 and €790 per month); only Combeenation and Mercura also publish prices among the tools here
- One configuration produces the quote, bill of materials, production drawings and an IFC object for Revit and Archicad
- Includes a full PIM, partner portal and Digital Product Passports alongside CPQ, with ERP links to SAP, Odoo and Microsoft Dynamics
- Estonian company confirmed in the national commercial register; catalogue can be exported at any time, per the vendor
Cons
- CAD and BIM export is Enterprise only, with each extra format at €150 per month
- Every plan needs a one-time setup fee, and the amount is only given after a scoping call
- The vendor does not state where data is hosted, and the scope of the ISO 27001 badge on wenture.io is not stated
- No free tier or self-serve trial is stated; a free scoping call and demo come first
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wabric?
Wabric is a CPQ and PIM platform for manufacturers of complex engineered products, built by Wenture OÜ in Estonia. It turns a customer configuration into a quote, bill of materials, production drawings and BIM objects.
Where is Wabric based?
Wabric is operated by Wenture OÜ, registry code 16195906, based in Rakvere, Estonia, which places it under EU law.
What does Wabric cost?
Starter is €490 per month and Scale is €790 per month (10% less billed annually); Enterprise is custom. All plans carry a one-time configurator setup fee agreed before signing, and contracts roll monthly after an initial 12-month term.
Who is Wabric best for?
Manufacturers of engineered-to-order building products (doors, windows, roofing, metal, prefab) that want every quote to produce production and CAD/BIM files.
Is Wabric a good alternative to Tacton CPQ?
Wabric is built as a European alternative to CPQ tools like Tacton CPQ, Akeneo. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where it genuinely differs before switching.
How does Wabric compare to other CPQ tools?
Wabric is one of several European CPQ tools covered on this site. See the full CPQ category page for how it ranks against its closest European competitors.