This article explains the difference between rolled up pricing and itemized pricing in Hoops.

These settings control how product, decoration, setup, and additional cost pricing appears to your customer in SalesDocs, SalesPresentations, and SalesStores.

Rolled up pricing combines related costs into one clean customer-facing price.

For example, instead of showing:

The customer may simply see:

The decoration price is still included in the total, but it is not shown as a separate line item.

Rolled up pricing is useful when you want to present a simple, clean price to your customer.

It keeps the focus on the final product price and avoids overwhelming the customer with too much detail.

This is the most common approach for polished, retail-style quoting.

Itemized pricing shows costs separately.

For example, the customer may see:

This makes each component of the price visible.

Itemized pricing is useful when you want to show transparency and detail.

It helps customers understand exactly what they are paying for, especially when decoration work, setup costs, or additional services are a meaningful part of the quote.

This pricing control applies to:

Each of these can be either:

You can switch between rolled up and itemized pricing at any time.

Click on a decoration, or additional cost within your document.

This will open the right-hand toolbox.

Scroll to the bottom of the toolbox to find the Pricing Mode settings.

Choose between:

The document will instantly recalculate and update.

You can also toggle between Roll-Up and Itemized for Additional Costs:

Decorations and Additional Costs both have their own independent settings for Roll-Up or Itemize.

These settings affect pricing display in:

Use rolled up pricing when you want:

Use itemized pricing when you want:

You can mix and match.

For example:

This gives you full control over how your pricing is presented—and how your value is perceived by your customer.