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Step 2 of 2 · Your pricing

Set up your pricing once.

We've pre-filled typical numbers for your trade. Just check they match what you charge, change anything that's off, and you're done. You approve every price before it's sent.

Your business

This is the name your customers will see on your quote page.
Only used to reach you: a new job, a customer accepting, a customer asking something. Customers never see it. If a text fails to reach you, this is where it goes instead.

Your base rates

The foundation for any custom job. These are typical for your trade, adjust to yours.
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Your profit

How you add profit on top of your costs. (These are different, so we do the math for you.)
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Materials markup

What you add to parts you buy for a job.
% on parts

Common jobs (your price book)

Add the flat prices you already quote. Tono uses these first, exactly as you set them.
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Modifiers & guardrails

Smart adjustments Tono applies automatically.
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Where you work

Only needed if you want customers to see a price range straight away. Leave it blank and nothing changes: they still get a quote from you, just not an instant range.
Paste your ZIPs if you have them. When a customer gives a ZIP, the ZIP list decides it and the states are ignored, so a state on its own is a wide net rather than a backup.

Show customers a price range

While you approve the real price. They see a range in seconds, you still send the number.

Live preview

What Tono would suggest for a sample 2-hour job with $150 in parts:
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You can edit any of this any time. Tono keeps learning your pricing from every quote you send.

Not into setting up numbers? Email us and we'll set it up with you.