Detecting price changes via webhook

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Hello Chipzstar,

Thank you for your message!
There are 2 things about this endpoint:

  • the returned price is the highest price you can get for a job (distance and transport_type if used), as described here
  • it returns the price without VAT, with a payload on this format:
{
    "amount": 5.4,
    "currency": "GBP"
}

In the job creation’s response, you will have the final price in the pricing object, as follow:

"pricing": {
     "price_tax_included": 6.48,
     "price_tax_excluded": 5.4,
     "tax_amount": 1.08,
     "invoice_url": null,
     "tax_percentage": 0.2,
     "currency": "GBP"
}

The price will not change once the job is created, so you can rely on it.

I hope this answers your question!

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