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Overview

Products are items you sell with structured pricing and variants. Use them when you want a reusable catalog for packaged deliverables, digital goods, licenses, retainers, or physical items. Key capabilities:
  • Product-level descriptions and tags
  • One or more variants per product
  • SKU support
  • Draft, active, and archived states

Open Products

View and manage your product catalog in Every

Creating Products

Go to ProductsNew Product → Fill details → Save Required: Product title and at least one variant Optional: Description, tags, SKU, additional variants Each product can include multiple variants with separate pricing. Typical examples:
  • A monthly retainer with small / standard / enterprise versions
  • A digital product with standard and premium tiers
  • A workshop with virtual and in-person variants
Ask Every Agent: Create products quickly:
  • “Create a product called Brand Sprint with a standard variant at $3,000”
  • “Add a product named Analytics Package with Lite and Pro variants”
  • “Create a digital product for Template Bundle at $199”

Variants and Pricing

Variants let you keep multiple versions of the same product under one product record. Variant fields can include:
  • Title
  • Price
  • SKU
  • Optional description
Use variants when the product is conceptually the same but pricing or packaging changes by tier or configuration.

Managing Products

Editing

Open a product → Edit → update fields or variants → Save Changes

Status

Products can be:
  • Draft while you are still defining them
  • Active when ready to use
  • Archived when no longer sold

Tags

Use tags to group products for your own internal organization, especially if you sell multiple lines of work.

Using Products

Products are best for repeatable deliverables or packaged offers that need cleaner structure than freeform line items. Common use cases:
  • Fixed-scope packages
  • Digital goods
  • Licenses or subscriptions
  • Tiered service bundles
If the item is primarily time-based work, put it in Services. If it is a sellable package or item with variants, put it in Products.

Best Practices

Keep product titles client-facing, use variants instead of duplicate products when only pricing changes, and archive products you no longer sell instead of deleting them.

Next Steps

Services

Keep your service catalog separate from packaged products

Create Proposals

Quote packaged work with structured products

Create Invoices

Bill products alongside services and custom items

Export Data

Export invoice data for accounting and reporting