Which prices does my website show?

Your website shows only the prices you chose yourself. The vehicle finder, the configurator and the Pricing block list a stage or option only when it has a price of yours on Website → Pricing; anything you have not priced is left out rather than shown at a platform price you never set.

What counts as my own price?

A stage or option counts as priced by you when you entered its credits or its amount on Website → Pricing, or when you set your own rate per credit and the item has no fixed platform amount of its own. Your own stages and options always count. An amount you entered in euros does not price the item in dollars: each currency is its own price list, and nothing is converted.

How do I see what is left out?

Website → Pricing shows a notice above your price book listing the stages and options your website leaves out because they have no price of yours yet. Give one a price and it appears on your website.

What if a car has nothing priced?

The vehicle finder still finds the car. When none of its stages has a price of yours, the visitor is offered to ask you for a quote instead, so the search never ends at an empty page.

Money or credits, and which currency?

Under Website → Settings → Prices on your website you choose how prices are shown: Money (the default on a workshop website) or Credits, and the Currency. A currency other than your payout currency uses your own rate and amounts for that currency.

What does the Pricing block show?

On your website the Pricing block shows one price list with your prices and a button that asks for a quote. It never shows credit packs, and the credits calculator and app download blocks are not offered in your editor: your customers are car owners, not workshops.

Still stuck?

If a stage you priced does not appear, check that it is not hidden in your price book and that it has a price in the currency your website shows. If it still does not appear, open a ticket with the stage name and your website address (getting-help).