# Product quick start

Defining your products and plans is the first and most important step in Bunny and we have made it super easy to get started using our Product Quick Start, which lets you quickly create up to three plans with pricing and features.

The quick start doesn't give you access access to all the settings on products, but it enables you to get started fast and you can always modify both products and plans in the product catalog afterwards. For example, if you want tiered pricing instead of a flat recurring fee, you can just change the pricing model on the price lists created.

<figure><img src="/files/Cq4P231xGhuMV4qcmcxV" alt=""><figcaption><p>Product quick start</p></figcaption></figure>

Here we have modeled Superdesk's three plans with monthly and annual pricing. Plans in column 2 and 3 have checkboxes that let you inherit the features from other plans so you don't have to enter the same features multiple times.

Once you are done with the product setup, simple click Create plans and you're good to go.

## Unit

The unit dropdown lets you choose between a flat periodic fee, e.g. $100/month, or a price that is multiplied by a quantity of units, for example $10/user/month. In the latter case, make sure you define the [unit](/guide/tour/product-catalog/features.md) as a feature of type **Quantity** and Chargeable Unit set to true.

## Pricing style

Not every plan has a price and the pricing style multi-button lets you control just that. When a plan is free, Bunny creates a zero value, recurring, monthly charge. Priced means that pricing is displayed. And Contact us lets the user click on a link to either send an email or visit a web page. The format of the contact us URL should be either `mailto` or `https`, for example `mailto:sales@superdesk.com` or `https://superdesk.com/contact-us`.

## Features

If you just want to play around with features, you don't need to enter any here. You can always configure them later on.


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