KBB Suite vs KABS

KABS and KBB Suite are both built for kitchen and bath dealers. KABS charges $135 to $149 a user a month plus $3,300 to start; KBB Suite is $297 a month for the whole showroom, with setup free and quoting free forever.

Spase Miloseski Owner, Luxcraft Cabinets

The short answer

Both are made for a kitchen and bath dealer, not bent from a generic CRM. The difference is how you pay and who it is built around.

  • KABS charges per user, billed quarterly or yearly, plus a one-time onboarding fee. It calls itself "the operating system built specifically for kitchen and bath dealers", and its pages speak to the owner: control, margins, dashboards.
  • KBB Suite is one flat price for the whole showroom, every designer included, set up with you for free. It is built around the designer selling the kitchen: the quote, the customer's page, the deposit, the follow-up.

Side by side

KBB SuiteKABS
Built for kitchen and bath dealersYesYes
Reads ProKitchen files into a quoteYesYes
Reads 2020 Design files into a quoteYesYes
Quote page the customer reads without a loginYesNot stated
Contract signed onlineYesNot stated
Deposit by card on the quoteYes, through your Authorize.net accountNot stated
One purchase order per vendor, from the quoteYesYes
Follow-up that happens by itselfYes, by emailPartly
QuickBooksNot yetQuickBooks Online, $800 add-on
Price$297 a month for the showroom$135 to $149 a user a month (Standard Dealer plan; $120 to $135 for KBGP members)
A showroom with 6 people$297 a month$810 to $894 a month
SetupFree, done with you in about two days$3,300 for the first location, $1,500 for each one after
Try it firstQuoting free forever, 30 days of the restDemo only

KABS facts from kabstech.com/pricing, read November 2, 2026.

What the first year costs, for 6 people

  • KABS: $810 to $894 a month is $9,720 to $10,728 a year, plus $3,300 to start. $13,020 to $14,028 in year one.
  • KBB Suite: $297 a month is $3,564 a year. Setup is free.

Hire a seventh designer and KABS goes up by another user. KBB Suite stays at $297.

Where KABS is ahead

  • QuickBooks Online. KABS connects to it, as an $800 add-on. KBB Suite does not yet.

If QuickBooks sync is a must for you this year, look hard at KABS.

Where KBB Suite is ahead

  • The price does not grow with your team. Every designer, in the showroom or remote, is included.
  • You can try it without a sales call. Quoting is free forever. The rest is free for 30 days, no card.
  • Setup is free and done with you. About two days, over two calls: one to learn how your showroom works, one to set it up. Your live jobs moved in, your catalogs loaded, your designers shown around.
  • The customer's side is built in. She gets one page with her design, the quote, the contract and the deposit, branded as your showroom.
  • It is run by a dealer. We sell our own kitchens on it, at Luxcraft Cabinets and CabinetDeals.com.

Switching from KABS

We move you in over two calls: your live jobs, your catalogs and discounts, the lead form on your website. Start with free quoting on one real ProKitchen or 2020 file and see the quote your customer would get.

Questions dealers ask about this.

Is KBB Suite cheaper than KABS?
For any showroom with more than two people, yes. KABS is $135 to $149 a user a month plus $3,300 to start. KBB Suite is $297 a month for the whole showroom, every designer included, and setup is free.
Does KBB Suite read 2020 Design files like KABS does?
Yes. KBB Suite reads both ProKitchen and 2020 Design files, so your designers keep drawing in whichever one they use now.
Can I try KBB Suite before talking to sales?
Yes. Quoting is free forever and the rest is free for 30 days, with no card. KABS offers a demo.
Who sets it up?
We do, with you, free on every plan: about two days over two calls. KABS charges $3,300 to onboard the first location.
Free quoting, forever

Quote your next kitchen free.

Drop in your ProKitchen or 2020 file. Your customer gets a quote with your name on it, and you see the moment they open it. No card, nothing to install.