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Marketplace

The Marketplace is your built-in plugin store. Browse, search, and install feature plugins that extend ToolbagCRM's capabilities for your business. If your plan's included plugin slots are full, ToolbagCRM can prompt you to buy extra plugin slots before completing an install.

ToolbagCRM Marketplace screen
The Marketplace screen shows the current layout, status, and primary actions users see in ToolbagCRM.

Open Marketplace from the main navigation.

When to use the Marketplace

Use the Marketplace when you want to:

  • Find and install new plugins for your account.
  • See which plugins are already installed.
  • Browse plugins by industry or tag.
  • Check how many plugin slots you have left, buy extra slots when needed, and decide which plugins fill those slots.

Before you start

  • You need an admin or owner role to install or uninstall plugins. Standard users can browse the catalog but cannot change which plugins are active.
  • Your subscription plan includes a limited number of plugin slots. The header bar shows a progress indicator so you know how many slots remain. Premium add-ons do not count toward the slot limit.
  • Your account needs a card on file before buying extra paid slots. If you prefer more included slots, open Settings → Billing and review plan options instead.
  • Some plugins depend on others. When you install a plugin that requires one you have not enabled, the Marketplace offers to install the full dependency chain in one click.
  • Re-enabling a plugin you recently uninstalled may count against a short rolling re-enable limit. Brand-new plugin installs are still allowed, and ToolbagCRM shows the remaining attempts or reset date when the limit matters.
  • Plugins marked "Coming Soon" are in development and not yet available for installation.

Browse plugins

The Marketplace opens with the full plugin catalog displayed as a responsive card grid.

Use the search bar to find plugins by name, description, tags, or feature keywords. The search matches against the plugin card content and the individual features inside each plugin.

Industry filters

Click an industry chip to filter plugins recommended for your trade: HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, General Contractor, Landscaping, Cleaning, and more. Click again to deselect.

Tag filters

Each plugin card shows clickable tag pills (such as "sales," "field-service," or "compliance"). Click a tag to filter the entire grid to plugins sharing that tag.

Tabs

  • All Plugins — shows the entire catalog.
  • Installed — shows only plugins currently enabled for your account, with a count badge.

Plugin cards

Each plugin card shows:

  • Icon and plugin name
  • "Popular" badge for high-traffic plugins
  • "Coming Soon" badge for plugins not yet available for installation
  • Rating and install count
  • Short description of what the plugin does
  • Tags for discovery

View features

Click View features on any card to expand it and see:

  • Full description — a longer explanation of the plugin's value.
  • Included features grid — a list of specific capabilities the plugin adds.
  • Recommended for — which industries benefit most from the plugin.

Install a plugin

  1. Find the plugin you want to install.
  2. Click Install on the plugin card.
  3. If the plugin requires other plugins you have not enabled, a modal lists the dependencies. Click Install all to enable them together.
  4. The plugin is activated for your account.
  5. If the install is a re-enable, the success message may also show how many re-enable attempts remain in the rolling window and when that window resets.

Plugin slot limit

Your subscription plan includes a number of plugin slots. The header shows a progress bar with "N / M slots" so you always know how close you are to your limit.

If you hit the cap while installing a plugin, ToolbagCRM opens a You're out of plugin slots dialog instead of silently failing. From that dialog you can:

  • Buy the number of extra slots needed for the install.
  • Upgrade your plan for more included slots.
  • Cancel and uninstall another plugin first.

Paid slots are plugin-agnostic: a slot holds one extra active plugin, and you can swap which plugin fills it at any time.

Re-enable limits

ToolbagCRM tracks repeated uninstall/re-enable round trips so teams do not churn the same plugin on and off to work around slot limits. A re-enable attempt means turning on a plugin that was disabled earlier in the current rolling window. The limit does not block first-time installs or brand-new plugins.

If a re-enable is allowed, the Marketplace toast can show how many re-enable attempts remain and the reset date. If the limit is exceeded, the install is blocked for that recently removed plugin until the reset date, but you can still install plugins that have not been removed recently.

Manage paid slots

Open Settings → Billing to review plugin slot capacity. The Plugin slots card shows:

  • Included — slots bundled with your current plan.
  • Paid — extra slots you bought separately.
  • In use — active plugins currently occupying slots.

Use Buy more slots to add capacity. Use Stop slots renewing when you no longer need unused paid capacity. Released paid slots stay usable until the end of the current billing cycle, then lapse at renewal.

Coming soon plugins

Plugins marked "Coming Soon" have a gray badge and a disabled "Notify me" button. These features are in development and not yet available for installation.

Uninstall a plugin

  1. Find the installed plugin.
  2. Click Uninstall on the plugin card.
  3. If other enabled plugins depend on this one, the uninstall is blocked and a toast message names the dependent plugins.

Tips

  • Use industry filters to find plugins relevant to your trade instead of scrolling the full catalog.
  • Check the "Installed" tab to review what is currently active.
  • Expand plugin cards to see the full feature list before deciding to install.
  • Monitor your slot usage in the header so you are not surprised by plan limits.
  • Avoid uninstalling and re-enabling the same plugin repeatedly while testing. Use a temporary paid slot or a deliberate trial window when you need room to compare options.
  • Buy a temporary paid slot when you need to test a plugin before deciding which existing plugin to uninstall.
  • Stop unused paid slots from renewing after cleanup instead of leaving extra capacity on the account indefinitely.

Troubleshooting

"You've used all your plugin slots"

Your subscription plan includes a fixed number of included slots, and the header progress bar shows how many are in use. Premium add-ons do not count toward the slot limit. Buy the required extra slots, upgrade your plan, or uninstall a plugin you no longer need to free a slot.

I bought a slot but still cannot install

Refresh Marketplace so the header reloads the latest slot count. If the install needs more than one dependency, confirm the dialog says you are buying enough slots for the whole dependency chain.

"You've re-enabled plugins too many times recently"

ToolbagCRM is protecting your account from repeated uninstall/re-enable round trips. Wait until the reset date shown in the message, choose a brand-new plugin instead, or keep the plugin installed during the trial period so the same plugin does not consume another re-enable attempt.

I stopped a slot from renewing but it still shows as available

That is expected. Released paid slots stay usable until the end of the current billing cycle, then lapse at renewal.

"Uninstall X first" (dependency block)

Another enabled plugin depends on the one you are trying to uninstall. Uninstall the dependent plugin first, then uninstall the one it requires. The toast message names the exact plugins that are blocking the action.

Install button does not respond

Plugins marked "Coming Soon" have a disabled Notify me button and cannot be installed. If the plugin is not marked coming-soon but the button still does nothing, check that you are signed in with an admin or owner role; standard users can browse but cannot install.

Search returns no results

The search bar matches against plugin names, descriptions, tags, and feature keywords. Try broader terms or clear the search and use industry or tag filters instead.

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