Publish your repair price list on the Fixh IT public page by pairing spare part and device model, with prices pulled automatically from the retail price set in the Warehouse: no double entry.
People searching online for "iPhone screen repair" or "battery replacement near me" often want to know the cost before even contacting a repair shop. On Fixh IT you can meet this need by publishing your repair price list on your public page at fixhub.it/c/yourUsername, built by pairing each intervention/spare part with a device model, with the price shown online coming automatically from the one already configured in the Warehouse, with no need to enter it a second time.
Why it matters for a repair shop
In a market where many smartphone and PC repair centers publish no prices online, showing a clear price list is a concrete way to stand out and capture customers comparing several options before choosing where to repair their device. A customer who finds the indicative cost of a screen or battery replacement online arrives at the shop already informed and more inclined to leave the device for repair, reducing the time staff spend answering phone calls for simple quote requests. For a shop network, having consistent, always up-to-date online prices also reinforces the perception of a structured, non-improvised business.
In practice
The public price list isn't a separate form to fill in from scratch: it is built from Company > Repairs > Price list by pairing a spare part/intervention from your Warehouse with a device model (brand and model, e.g. "Screen" + "iPhone 13"). You don't enter any manual price on this screen: the cost shown to customers is automatically calculated from the retail price ("private customer repair price") set on the spare part's card in the Warehouse, distinct from the POS price and the price reserved for B2B partners. This means updating a spare part's price in the Warehouse automatically updates the public price list too, with no need to touch the same data twice.
Once you've built the list with the spare part/model pairings you want visible, the last step is enabling the "Public price list" toggle from Company > Settings: from that moment your company's public page automatically shows the configured models and prices, always aligned with those used internally by your staff. If you disable the toggle, the list stops being visible to online customers but stays configured and ready to be re-enabled at any time, with no work lost.
The public price list is meant to give a rough indication, not to generate a binding quote: the final price is always confirmed by the technician after diagnosing the device in the lab, since the same fault reported by the customer can hide different causes once the device is opened.
Quick guide
- Check that the spare parts you want to show have a retail price set in the Warehouse (product card, private customer repair price field).
- Go to Company > Repairs > Price list.
- Pair each spare part/intervention with the corresponding device model (brand and model).
- Repeat the pairing for every intervention and model you want to make public.
- Go to Company > Settings and enable the toggle that makes the price list public.
- Visit your fixhub.it/c/yourUsername page to check how the list appears to customers.
Real use cases
A smartphone repair center specializing in screen replacements pairs the "iPhone 13 screen" spare part in the Warehouse with the matching model and sets the retail price: from that moment anyone searching online for that repair's cost finds it already published, with the same price the technician will charge in-store.
A network with three shops selling the same spare parts at the same prices everywhere builds a single company-wide public price list: it doesn't need to repeat the configuration shop by shop, since the list and its retail price are shared across the whole company.
A lab raising a spare part's price after a supplier increase updates the retail price directly on the product card in the Warehouse: the public price list updates automatically, with no need to remember to also edit the public page separately.
Tips and best practices
Start by focusing on the most requested spare parts and models (screens and batteries of the most common models) instead of trying to cover the whole catalog right away: an incomplete but accurate public list is more useful than an empty one. Always keep the retail price in the Warehouse up to date whenever spare part costs change, so the online list stays trustworthy and doesn't create wrong expectations for customers. Periodically re-check the public page to make sure the prices shown truly match what your staff charges in-store. Involve your repair technicians in choosing which spare part/model pairings to publish: they know best which interventions are requested most often in the lab.
Common mistakes to avoid
A common mistake is forgetting to set the retail price on a spare part in the Warehouse: without that value, the pairing in the price list shows no price to online customers. Another mistake is building the list but forgetting to enable the toggle in Company > Settings, staying convinced the prices are already visible when the public page in fact doesn't show them yet. Finally, leaving spare parts in the public list that are no longer actually available creates expectations the shop can't meet, hurting customer trust.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to manually enter prices in the public list? No, the price shown to customers is automatically taken from the retail price already set on the spare part in the Warehouse: in the price list you only pair the spare part with the model.
Do published prices update on their own? Yes, the public page always reflects the retail price configured in the Warehouse in real time, with no need for double updates.
Can I publish only some entries of the list? Yes, you decide which spare part/model pairings to create: only the ones you configure appear on the public page.
Are the shown prices binding for the customer? They are indicative: the final quote is always confirmed after diagnosing the device in the lab.
Where do I enable or disable public visibility of the list? From Company > Settings, with the dedicated public price list toggle; the list stays configured even if you temporarily disable it.
Is the public price list different for each shop? No, the list and its prices are unique at the company level and visible on the same company public page.
