The pricebook is your master catalog of everything you sell — labor, parts, travel fees, materials, and packaged services. Once an item is in the pricebook, you can add it to any estimate in seconds without re-entering a description or price. Keeping the pricebook up to date means your estimates are always consistent and accurately reflect your current costs.Documentation Index
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Access the pricebook
Go to Dashboard > Pricebook. The page has two tabs: Items for individual line items and Services for grouped service bundles (templates).Add a line item
Fill in the details
Enter a name, an optional description, and the price. The name appears on estimates exactly as you type it here.
- Name — appears on the estimate line
- Description — optional detail shown to the customer
- Price — the amount charged per unit
How pricebook items flow into estimates
When you build an estimate, click Add line item and start typing the item name. Homespace searches your pricebook and shows matching results. Select an item to pull its name, description, and price into the estimate line automatically. You can still edit the price on that specific estimate without changing the pricebook.Updating a price in the pricebook applies to all new estimates going forward. Estimates that have already been sent are not affected — their line-item prices are fixed at the time of creation.
Service bundles (templates)
The Services tab holds service templates — pre-built groups of line items that represent a complete job offering, such as an AC tune-up, drain cleaning, or lawn treatment package.Add line items
Add one or more line items to the template. You can pull items from your existing pricebook or enter custom lines directly.
Import line items from CSV
If you already have a price list in a spreadsheet, you can import it directly.Organize by category
Use descriptive names and descriptions to keep your pricebook organized. Common naming conventions include prefixes like[Labor], [Parts], [Travel], or [Materials] so items group visually when you search.
Labor items
Labor items
Line items for time-based work: diagnostic fees, hourly labor, trip charges. Example:
Diagnostic fee — first hour, Additional labor — per 30 min.Parts and materials
Parts and materials
Physical parts or supplies you supply. Include a description with a part number or spec so customers and technicians both know exactly what was installed.
Travel and fees
Travel and fees
Fuel surcharges, emergency call-out fees, and disposal fees. These are often added as separate line items rather than baked into labor rates, so they’re transparent on the estimate.