A square-metre price is never a single figure — the stone and the job's terms decide it together. MarbleMap does not sell stone, set prices or publish a price list; a price here arrives as an offer written for your demand.
What moves the price:
- Stone type and grade — marble sold under one name is graded by veining and colour consistency.
- Quantity — the Quantity and Unit fields (m², tonnes, pieces) change the supplier's scale maths.
- Processing — cutting, surface finish and thickness; spell these out in the line description.
- Packaging — crates, pallets, export-grade packing; state it in the notes field.
- Incoterm and delivery point — the Incoterm field decides who carries freight, insurance and customs; ex-works and delivery at a destination port are different totals.
- HS code and origin — let the supplier price customs and freight correctly.
To see a real price, open a New Demand and describe what you need. Verified suppliers bid sealed, and you compare every offer on one screen on a shared EUR basis. Buyers start free — nothing binds you until you accept.
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