Your AI Did The Takeoff.
Now Let It Price It.

You upload the plans, your assistant pulls the Division 10 schedule, and then it stalls — because the part numbers mean nothing without a supplier behind them. Connect Partition Pros and those numbers become priced line items, with lead times and spec sheets, in the same conversation.

Commercial toilet partitions, restroom accessories from ASI, Bobrick and Bradley, and lockers. Live list pricing straight out of the catalog that runs this website.

1,800+

products with live list pricing

250

takeoff lines priced per call

No key

required to start pricing

8 tools

over MCP or plain JSON

Connect in one line

One command, then ask it to price a takeoff.

claude mcp add --transport http partition-pros https://www.thepartitionpros.com/mcp

No account, no API key, no sales call. Catalog search, list pricing, lead times, freight and build estimates are open to any client, rate limited to 120 requests per minute. Contract pricing and order status need a key — email us.

What it can do

resolve_takeoffread only

Paste a whole takeoff — part numbers and quantities, however they came out of the plans. Returns priced line items and a subtotal. Every line that does not resolve comes back with ranked alternates and the reason, so your assistant can fix it instead of giving up.

search_productsread only

Search the catalog by keyword, brand, or price. Configurable products return every finish and size axis with per-variant pricing.

get_productread only

One product in full: specifications, downloadable spec sheets and install manuals, and every priced variant. Tolerant of how part numbers actually get typed.

price_partition_buildread only

Itemized estimate for a toilet-partition build: material, stall count, destination state, hardware, hinge, panel height, privacy add-ons, and freight.

resolve_accessoriesread only

Fixture counts in, Division 10 accessory schedule out — dispensers, grab bars, mirrors, hooks, waste receptacles — with real SKUs and quantities.

estimate_freightread only

LTL freight to any US state, including the heavier-material surcharge on solid plastic.

list_optionsread only

Every valid material, color, and upcharge id the quoting tools accept.

create_quotecreates a record

Create a real proposal, priced authoritatively, and return the customer portal link.

Things to ask it

Once connected, these work verbatim.

›Price this takeoff: B-262 x4, 2B1-000000-BB x6, LK1218721HV-247 x2
›What does a 6-stall powder-coated partition build cost shipping to Texas, with stainless hardware and full-height panels?
›Build the accessory schedule for a women’s room with 4 stalls, 1 ADA, and 3 lavatories — Bobrick where possible.
›Does the Bobrick B-6806 grab bar come in 42 inches, and what does it cost?
›Compare solid plastic against phenolic for 12 stalls delivered to Illinois.
›Find every matte black toilet tissue dispenser under $200 and give me the spec sheets.

Which number are you holding

If you are staking a bid on a figure, you should know where it came from — so every response says so rather than leaving you to guess.

Published list price

Catalog search, product lookups and takeoff resolution return the same list prices shown on the product pages.

Estimate

Build and freight pricing is derived from our own quote history. Those responses carry pricing_authority and a valid_until date.

Binding

Only a created quote is authoritative — it is re-priced on our side and comes back as a real proposal you can send to your customer.

The accessory schedule applies our default quantity conventions and cites ADA 2010 §604.5.1 and §604.5.2 for grab bars. It is not a code-compliance determination — local code, fixture counts and the project specification govern.

What we do with your data

Read-only tools take a search term or a part number. We do not require, request or store personal data to answer them.
Creating a quote is the one exception: it needs a name and email because it produces a real proposal a salesperson may follow up on. Your assistant should confirm that with you first.
We log request metadata (IP, timestamp, tool name) for rate limiting and abuse prevention. We do not sell it, and we do not use your queries to train models.
Full terms in our privacy policy.