The Pricing Table Summary is a standalone element in the Editor that summarizes totals from multiple pricing tables in your document.
It’s perfect for proposals or contracts that include separate sections — such as Subscription and One-time fees — but still need a single combined total.
Step 1: Add a Pricing Table Summary element
In the Editor toolbar, click the blue + symbol.
In the Add content menu, select Elements → Pricing Table Summary.
A new summary block will appear in your document layout.
Choose a name for the pricing tables in the summary
This block automatically detects and summarizes totals from all active pricing tables in your document.
Step 2: Include or exclude pricing tables
You can control which pricing tables are included in your summary.
Hover over your Pricing Table Summary element.
In the toolbar above it, click the settings icon (⚙️).
Under Toggle table inclusion, switch ON or OFF the pricing tables you want to display.
Each toggle corresponds to a pricing table in your document (for example: Subscription, One-time).
Only tables toggled ON will appear in the summary.
Step 3: Show or hide items
Within the same settings panel, you can also customize what totals are displayed:
Total sum – Show or hide the combined total of all included pricing tables.
This lets you control whether to display just the table names and subtotals, or also show the grand total at the bottom.
Step 4: Review your layout
Once your summary is configured:
Each Pricing Table will appear as a row in the summary with its name and total.
The Total sum appears as a final line at the bottom (if enabled).
All calculations update automatically if any pricing table values change.
You can move the Pricing Table Summary anywhere in your document layout — often near the signature section or summary page.
Best practice
Use Pricing Table Summary when your document contains multiple pricing tables (e.g., Subscription and One-time fees).
Keep table names descriptive so recipients understand what each section represents.
Disable tables you don’t need to include (like internal cost breakdowns).
Add the element near your total or approval area for a clean proposal layout.
Next step
Continue to Using the Product Library to learn how to manage and connect your product data for consistent pricing.