Quartz · Granite · Quartzite · Marble · Porcelain

Your dream countertops, priced and matched.

Compare every material, see what it really costs to install in your area, and get matched with up to two vetted, licensed local fabricators – not handed to five contractors who all call at once.

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Quartz $50–$200/sq ft Granite $40–$100/sq ft Quartzite $65–$220/sq ft Marble $60–$120/sq ft Porcelain $60–$120/sq ft Solid Surface $40–$80/sq ft Butcher Block $40–$100/sq ft Laminate $20–$50/sq ft Quartz $50–$200/sq ft Granite $40–$100/sq ft Quartzite $65–$220/sq ft Marble $60–$120/sq ft Porcelain $60–$120/sq ft Solid Surface $40–$80/sq ft Butcher Block $40–$100/sq ft Laminate $20–$50/sq ft

A warm modern kitchen with a marble-look quartz island and full-height backsplash.

Countertops, without the run-around

Most quote sites sell you to five contractors.

Then your phone rings off the hook. We do it differently: tell us about your project once, and we match you with one or two vetted local fabricators who actually fit it.

Compare all 8 materials side by side – looks, durability, and real cost
Local, installed pricing – not vague national averages
Pros are license- and insurance-verified before they ever reach you
Your details are never resold to a crowd of contractors

How it works →

$50–$200/sq ft

Quartz

Engineered stone – nonporous, low-maintenance, with a huge range of marble-look patterns. The most-installed material in modern kitchens.

$40–$100/sq ft

Granite

Natural stone with one-of-a-kind movement. Hard, heat-tolerant, and still the largest material by share.

$65–$220/sq ft

Quartzite

Natural stone harder than granite with marble-like looks (Taj Mahal, super-white). The premium “real thing.”

$60–$120/sq ft

Marble

Timeless, luminous veining (Carrara, Calacatta). Softer and porous – patina-friendly statement surfaces.

$60–$120/sq ft

Porcelain / Sintered

Ultra-thin, UV- and heat-stable sintered slabs (Dekton, Neolith). Excellent for waterfalls and outdoor kitchens.

$40–$80/sq ft

Solid Surface

Seamless acrylic surfaces (Corian) with integrated sinks, repairable and soft to the touch.

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Tell us your project

Room, material, rough size, timeline – about sixty seconds in our quote form.

Get matched

We connect you with up to two vetted, licensed local fabricators that fit your job.

Compare real quotes

Talk slabs, edges, and timing. Compare apples-to-apples pricing with no obligation.

Template & install

Your pro measures, fabricates, and installs – usually within a couple of weeks.

Rows of stone slabs standing in a fabricator's slab yard.

What it really costs

Know the number before the showroom.

A typical kitchen runs $3,000–$5,000 installed, but the range is wide – material, edges, cutouts, and your layout all move the price. Our guide breaks it down so you walk in informed.

Installed price per square foot for every material
What drives cost: edges, cutouts, seams, removal, waterfalls
Typical total cost by project size and metro

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Materials compared

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Pros per project (never 5)

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Free to homeowners

Weeks, idea to install

I got two solid quartz quotes in a day instead of fielding ten cold calls. Picked a great local shop and saved a few hundred dollars.

– Marisa L., Dallas, TX

The material guide finally explained quartz vs quartzite in plain English. We went quartzite and love it.

– Devon R., Phoenix, AZ

Both fabricators were licensed and showed up when they said. No spammy lead-site nonsense.

– The Okonkwos, Tampa, FL

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