Low Cost PCB Assembly that engineers actually ship.
Run your board through the cost engine. See the unit price, the stencil cost, and the per-joint rate before you upload a single Gerber. No quote forms. No sales calls. Real numbers, built on the same line we run for production.
Five engineering utilities. Zero login. Built for the people who actually upload the Gerbers.
Low cost only matters if you ship. These are the same tools our application engineers use when they review your project — open to you, free, no account required.
Drag the sliders, see the unit price. The same formula our quoting engine uses — board area, layer count, SMT joints, THT pins, qty discount tiers.
Upload a CSV or Excel BOM. We surface obsolete MPNs, suggest pin-compatible alternates from our stock, and flag the long-lead parts before they wreck your build schedule.
Gerber goes in, an annotated DFM report comes back. Trace clearance, annular ring, pad-to-pad spacing, missing apertures — caught before tooling, not after.
Real-time lead times across major distributors plus our in-house stock. Search by MPN, get availability across 14 vendors and three of our warehouses in one view.
See where your board's unit price actually breaks. Plot cost-per-board against quantity from 1 to 10,000 — the curve tells you where the next setup amortizes.
Upload Gerber + BOM + CPL. Binding quote in under 60 seconds — bare board, assembly, and components priced separately so you see exactly where the dollars go.
Cost is engineered, not discounted. Here's where every dollar is removed.
Low cost PCB assembly stops being a marketing claim the moment you can see the breakdown. We don't cut quality — we cut steps, batches, and middlemen. This is the math.
Sourcing at the line, not at the desk
Our buyers sit ten meters from the SMT line and clear $4M/month in component spend. Distributor break pricing applies on every quote — you get the volume tier even on a five-board prototype.
Panelization optimized at quote time
The quoting engine runs nesting on the panel before it prices the board. Yield jumps from a typical 71% to 89%, and the saved area comes straight off your unit cost — not ours.
Shared stencil runs for prototypes
Stencils are batched across compatible prototypes overnight. The $25 line item on your quote is a real cost, not a markup — three years ago the same line was $80.
One vertically-integrated facility
Bare board, stencil, components, assembly, AOI, X-ray, and functional test under one roof. No shipping between vendors, no per-handler margin, no waiting on a third-party fab to send blanks.
What the same job costs across the market
What the line actually runs.
Cheap is meaningless if it can't build your board. These are the limits — the real ones, the ones our process engineers will sign their name to.
SMT Line 3 · Shenzhen Facility
Six SMT lines. One quote engine. The same people who build your board priced it.
Every quote you generate runs through the same MES that schedules production. When the engine tells you a 100-board run is $5.65 per unit, that's the price the line will build it for — not a marketing rate that gets walked up after you submit a BOM.
Our application engineers review every project before it's released to production. If a footprint won't yield, we tell you before the stencil is cut. That's what "low cost" actually requires.
What engineers ask before they upload.
Stop quoting. Start building.
The engine above is honest math. Upload your files for a binding price in under a minute — or talk to an application engineer first if you'd rather.