Fill Your Spare Machine Capacity — With Real RFQs
We send engineers, product companies and OEM buyers who need parts machined calling your shop — with a print in hand and a deadline. Not your competitors.
Titans Lead is a marketing company built for CNC job shops and fabricators.
Fill Your Machine Capacity
Made for CNC Job Shops
Every RFQ is a real buyer who needs parts made. The lead is only for you. No sharing. No race to the bottom on price. No tyre kickers.
We do all the work. We make the ads. We build the page. The buyer calls your shop.
Same Engineer. Same Part. Two Very Different Invoices.
An RFQ for six prototype brackets is $900. If the prototype works, the same engineer comes back with a 10,000-unit annual PO — and the programming and fixturing were already done once.
The best leverage you will find
Quoting and setting up a job takes roughly the same effort whether it invoices at $1,200 or $90,000. Once the fixture exists and the program is proven, every repeat run is close to pure capacity.
You already know how to hold the tolerance. We just make sure the engineer sends the print to your shop first.
One RFQ becomes an account
A prototype that works turns into a production PO, then a second part number, then a standing order. One lead can become a $350,000-a-year relationship that runs for years.
You cannot plan which RFQ turns into that. You just have to be the shop that got the first one.
Your machines are worth more than word of mouth.
How It Works
Three easy steps. From one call with us to RFQs landing in your inbox.
Talk to Us
Call (706) 262-7954 or fill out the form. Tell us your machines, your tolerances, and the work you actually want. It's free.
We Set It Up
We put your shop in front of buyers looking for the capabilities you have spare. You do nothing.
Buyers Send You Prints
Real RFQs come in. Only you get them. You quote the job and run it.
What Shop Owners Say
Real words from shop owners we work with.
"I had a mill sitting idle three days a week. Now it runs, and I turn down the work I don't want. Best money I spend every month."
"Small prototype runs every week, then one of them came back with an annual PO. That one account paid for the whole year."
"The RFQs are mine alone. I quote, I cut, I ship. No bidding against four other shops on the same print."
Your Questions, Answered
"I got burned before."
We get it. There are no long contracts. You pay month to month. If the calls don't help you book jobs, you can stop. Easy.
"Are these shared calls?"
No. Every RFQ is only for you. We work with just one machine shop in each area, so you are not one of five quotes on the same print.
"I only run certain work."
You tell us your machines, materials and tolerances. We only chase work that matches, so every RFQ is something you can actually cut.
Questions People Ask
What do I get?
You get RFQs and calls from real buyers — design engineers, product companies, OEM purchasing — who need parts machined. They usually have a print and a quantity. You quote it and run it.
Are the RFQs only for me?
Yes. Every RFQ is only for you. We work with just one machine shop in each area, so you are never one of five shops quoting the same print for us.
Do I only get small prototype jobs?
No. The same searches bring one-off prototypes and buyers looking for a production partner. The prototype is often how the production work starts — you get both, and you pick what you quote.
How fast do RFQs start?
Most shops see RFQs in 3 to 4 days. Competitive manufacturing areas can take up to 14 days. We set up everything for you.
Do you cover the work I actually do?
Yes. Tell us your machines, materials, tolerances and part sizes. We only chase work that matches your capability, so you are not quoting jobs you would have to turn down.
How much does it cost?
It depends on your area and how many shops compete for the same work. Call us and we will give you a real number for your region.
Can another shop in my area sign up too?
No. We work with only one machine shop per area. When your area is taken, it is closed to everyone else. Call now to see if yours is still open.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
No. It is month to month. If the RFQs are not turning into jobs, you can stop any time.
How do machine shops get more work?
Most new work now starts with a buyer searching for a shop with a specific capability — a tolerance, a material, a machine size — and sending the print to whoever comes up first. The shops staying busy are the ones visible at that moment with someone who answers.
Is this worth it for a business my size?
Usually yes, because of the spread in your job values. When one good job can cover a year of marketing, the maths works out faster in this trade than in most. We will run your actual numbers with you on the call.
How much does a machining lead cost?
It varies by region and capability. Common three-axis work in a dense manufacturing corridor is competitive; specialised capabilities like Swiss, large-envelope or tight-tolerance work are cheap because far fewer shops compete. We look up your actual mix.
What exactly do you do to get the calls?
That is the conversation we have on the phone. Every trade and every area needs a slightly different approach, and we would rather look at yours than hand you a generic answer. What we can tell you is that you do nothing — we build it, we run it, and your phone rings.
Where We Run Machine Shop Campaigns
We work with CNC job shops and fabricators across the United States — one shop per area.
Don't see your state? We cover the whole country. Call (706) 262-7954 and we'll tell you straight away whether your area is still open.
Marketing for CNC Machine Shops
If you have machine time to fill and do not want to chase work to fill it, this is the short version of how it works.
Why the referral pipeline runs dry
Most shops were built on two or three good accounts and whoever walked in. That works until one of them insources, gets bought, or moves offshore — and then there is a very quiet machine bay.
Meanwhile the engineer who needs a part made this month is searching for a shop with your exact capability and sending the print to whoever comes up first.
Fast results or lasting ones?
Part of what we do puts you in front of buyers this week. The rest builds underneath over months, so the calls keep coming without paying for every one.
Most shops want both. We'll tell you which to start with on the call — see what we do or look at the work we've done.
What a machining RFQ is worth
A one-off prototype is a four-figure job. A production part number that repeats every quarter is a five- or six-figure account that compounds for years.
That is the best leverage in any trade we work in — one prototype that goes to production can pay for years of marketing.
Who we do this for
CNC job shops, fabricators and contract manufacturers with spare machine capacity who want it filled and do not want to learn any of this themselves.
We are an operator-run shop, not an agency that hands you to a junior. More about how we work.
Want to know what this would look like for your shop?
Ready to Keep Your Machines Cutting?
Talk to me for free. I'll show you how to get real RFQs landing in your shop. No pressure. No fancy talk. I work with only one shop per area, so call now to check your area.
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