Calculate the repair price from parts and labor

Part costs, your markup and labor make up the repair quote. Customer price and margin appear together for review. Send the final quote with the cost breakdown kept inside the shop.

Parts contains an iPhone 13 OLED Screen at $69.00, with Markup at 30% and Labor at Screen · $150.00. The calculator shows $239.70 before tax, the price with tax and margin; Send estimate texts a link to the entered mobile number.

Quotes calculated at the counter

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    Enter the repair's parts

    Calculator accepts a name and cost for each part. Additional rows cover the other components the technician needs.

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    Apply markup and labor

    Markup can be a percentage or fixed amount, with labor selected from a template or entered manually. Price, tax and margin update for review as you calculate.

  3. 3

    Quote ready to send

    Send estimate emails or texts the quote link right away. Texting from the business number requires a connected provider on Pro or Business.

Pricing rules beside the repair quote

Shared settings give staff a basis for each quote, with warnings when the result falls below your margin floor.

Enter part costs

Type each part's name and cost into Parts, one row per part. On an unpriced estimate line linked to inventory, Calculate price opens with its name and cost.

Margin checks and rounding

Shop settings control quote rounding and the minimum margin. A warning appears when the calculated quote falls below that floor.

Labor template editing

Authorized admins can add, rename, reprice or remove labor templates inside the calculator, where staff already select labor for a quote.

Shared pricing note

Pricing guidance appears in a team note below the result while staff decide what to charge.

Apply a price to work

Opened from a supported line item, the calculator can return the chosen price to the work you were editing.

Cost calculations stay inside the shop

Markup and labor for staff

Staff see the part costs, markup and labor alongside the result. They can review margin and tax before committing to a customer price.

Quoted price for the customer

The sent quote shows the final customer price. Your part costs, labor costs, markup and margin are left out of that message.

Calculator rules and quoting options

The calculator and email quotes come with Standard, Pro and Business; shop texting requires Pro or Business with a connected provider.

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How do I enter part costs when calculating a price?

Manual entries let you type the part name and cost, then select markup and labor. Use + Add another part for each additional part.

How are several parts included in a repair quote?

Separate rows hold each part the repair needs. Their costs contribute to one quote with a shared markup and labor selection.

Will customers see my markup or profit margin?

Customers receive the final price in the quote message. Part costs, labor costs, markup and margin are private, shown in the open calculator but not saved with the sent estimate.

Who can change saved labor prices?

Staff can use the available labor templates when calculating a quote. Editing those templates requires admin permission, so the ability to prepare a quote does not automatically permit changes to saved labor prices.

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