How to use PackPrice?
To use PackPrice you enter your company details once, tune market and raw-material prices to your own costs, then open a new conversation and describe the job in plain language. The system computes the packaging cost line by line and produces a professional PDF quote in seconds.
Short walkthrough
Step-by-step usage
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Sign in
Sign in to your PackPrice account. If you don't have one yet, pre-register to get early access.
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Enter your company details
You define your company name, contact and the information you want shown on quotes once. These are used automatically on every quote, so you don't re-enter them.
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Set your market prices
Search raw-material and labour prices and customise them to your own cost with a rate or a net value. Prices live centrally; when a hike lands, you update them in one place.
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Open a new conversation
Opening a separate conversation for each job is the cleanest way. Jobs don't mix, and every quote stays in its own context.
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Describe the job in plain language
You write box size, material, printing and quantity in your own words. If something is missing, the system asks for it; no forms or long lists to fill.
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Get and save the quote
The cost appears line by line. Name and save the quote, and download it as a PDF if you like.
Tip: a new conversation for each job
Open a new conversation for a different product or a new quote. Mixing several jobs in one conversation can let sizes and prices bleed into each other. A new conversation keeps every job in its own clean context.
Frequently asked questions
How do you use PackPrice?
You enter your company details once, set market prices, open a new conversation and describe the job in plain language. The system computes the cost line by line and produces a PDF quote in seconds.
How long does preparing a quote take?
Once you've described the job, the quote comes out in seconds. Because company details and prices are defined once, later quotes are even faster.
Why should I open a new conversation for each job?
Each conversation carries its own context. Keeping separate jobs in separate conversations prevents sizes and prices from mixing and keeps your quotes organised.
Can I adjust prices to my own cost?
Yes. You can search raw-material and labour prices and customise them with a rate or a net value; these values apply to all later calculations.
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