Your rates, organized once, reused on every quote.
Cost codes are the building blocks the engine prices from - set them up so every estimate pulls from one source of truth.
A price book that lives in your head - or across a dozen spreadsheets - drifts, and drift is where margin leaks out. Cost codes make it one place the whole team quotes from.
What a cost code is
A cost code is a named, coded unit of work or material with a rate: "DEMO-01 - Tear-out, per sq ft." Group related codes into cost types so the picker stays tidy and estimators find things fast.
Reused everywhere
Every estimate, tier, and proposal draws from the same codes. Update a rate once and future quotes reflect it consistently, instead of hoping everyone remembered to change their own copy.
Yours alone
Your price book is private to your organization. It's never shared, averaged, or exposed to customers or other companies.
Two fast ways to fill it
Add codes by hand, or import an existing price list from a spreadsheet and map the columns - see the import guide. Then teach the ones that need math with formulas.