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Pricing tables are being upgraded to Quote builder

Learn what's changing as PandaDoc transitions Pricing tables to Quote builder, how to convert your remaining tables, and what to do if you're not ready to migrate yet.

PandaDoc is transitioning from Pricing tables to Quote builder — our modern, scalable pricing tool and the foundation for all future quoting improvements. This article explains what's already changed, how to convert your remaining Pricing tables, and what to do if you're not ready to migrate yet.

Note: Pricing tables are no longer available for new users on Free, Starter, and Business plans. Quote builder is now the default pricing tool for all new accounts. Enterprise accounts retain access to both.

What has already changed

Automatic template migration (Business plan, April–June 2026)

Templates on the Business plan containing Pricing tables were automatically upgraded so the pricing section uses a Quote builder block. The following carried over during the upgrade:

  • Line items, quantities, prices, discounts, taxes, fees, and totals

  • Table structure: rows, columns, and section layout

  • Design settings: fonts, borders, header styling, colors, and spacing

  • Data merge status, column mapping, and merge rules

  • All pricing calculations

Pricing tables hidden for new users

New accounts on Free, Starter, and Business plans can no longer add Pricing table blocks to documents or templates. Quote builder is the default pricing tool for all new signups on these plans.

Convert a Pricing table using the Try Quote button

Starting July 27, 2026, a Try Quote button appears inline above any Pricing table block when you hover over it in the template or document editor. Selecting it converts that Pricing table to a Quote builder block in place — no manual rebuilding required.

How to convert a Pricing table

  1. Open a document or template that contains a Pricing table.

  2. Hover over the Pricing table block — a small toolbar appears above it.

  3. Select Try Quote in the toolbar.

  4. The Pricing table converts to a Quote builder block. Your line items, totals, and layout are preserved.

  5. Review the converted block and save the document or template

How to undo a conversion

If you want to revert after converting, use Version history. This option is available to Admins, Managers, and other roles with template editing permissions.

To restore a previous template version:

  1. Open the template

  2. Click Template history

  3. Locate the version created before the upgrade

  4. Click Restore version

Classic editor


New editor

Note: Documents that were already created or sent from the upgraded template will not be affected by a restore.


Pricing table configurations not yet supported

The following Pricing table setups are currently not converted correctly by the Try Quote button or the automatic migration. We recommend continuing to use Pricing tables for these cases until support is added:

  • Complex rich-text product descriptions in Pricing table cells

  • Pricing table variables referenced in document or template content

  • Profit and margin calculation columns

  • QuickBooks Online (QBO) integration users

  • Documents created using the Transfer data feature

  • Conditional Smart Content and Conditional Approvals — coming to Quote builder by end of August 2026

The following configurations are fully supported and work correctly after conversion:

  • Pasting into Inline Quote table cells ✅

  • Multi-section pricing tables ✅

  • CRM data merge and data mapping ✅

  • Document value and payment value ✅

  • Volume-based pricing ✅

  • Hidden columns, Contract Term column, and column permissions ✅


What's not changing

Pricing tables continue to work normally in existing documents and templates. You won't lose access to existing Pricing table content. There is no removal date for Pricing tables.

Note: Pricing tables are in limited support mode and will not receive new features or non-critical bug fixes. Quote builder is where all future quoting improvements are focused.

Feature comparison: Pricing table vs. Quote builder

Feature

Pricing table

Quote builder

CORE QUOTING

Add products from catalog

Reorder products

Import product data from CRM

Auto-calculate totals, discounts & taxes

Reuse data as variables

Product images

RECIPIENT OPTIONS

Optional line items (recipient-selectable)

Recipient quantity editing

PRICING STRUCTURE

Volume discounts

Limited

Recurring pricing

One-time & recurring subtotals (separate)

Discounts / taxes / fees in section headline

Product bundles

DESIGN & LAYOUT

Advanced design layouts

Granular editing permissions

Custom column layout

FINANCIALS & REPORTING

Cost & profit margin calculation

Coming Soon

Payment – % of total

Coming Soon

WORKFLOW

Conditional Smart Content

Coming soon

Conditional Approvals

Coming soon

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