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How To Hide Adder Pricing In The Public Proposal

Why This Matters

Users can now control whether adder pricing (additional charges for optional equipment or features) is shown in a Public Proposal. Follow the steps below to hide this pricing information when needed.

What You'll Need

  • Admin access to SubcontractorHub

  • A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1

Begin by navigating to the top-right corner of the platform and clicking on the“Settings” icon.

Step 2

Select “Public Proposal” to access settings specific to how your proposal is presented publicly.

Step 3

Click on the “Edit” icon found on the right side of the tabs—this is typically represented by a pencil icon.

Step 4

Inside the editing view, scroll through the available configuration options until you find theShow Adder Pricingtoggle. Toggle it to the “OFF” position to hide the adder from appearing in the public version of the proposal.

Step 5

To confirm the change, return to the top and click on “Update”.You can now view the public proposal and see that there are no adder pricing details shown in the Proposal Details page.

Real-World Example

💡 A solar contractor uses the hide adder pricing from your public-facing proposals feature to keep their daily operations running smoothly — saving time on every project and reducing manual errors for the whole team.

Pro Tips

  • Start small: Test this feature on one project before rolling it out company-wide.

  • Need help? Contact SubcontractorHub support — they're always happy to walk you through it.

  • Bookmark this guide: Come back anytime you need a quick refresher.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Setting doesn't appear

Make sure you have admin access and refresh your browser

Changes don't save

Check your internet connection and try clicking Save again

Feature looks different

Your organization may be on a different plan — contact support


Change Log

Date

Change

May 2026

Rewritten for clarity; simplified language for non-technical contractors

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