Get a job price quote from the Stuart API before booking a delivery
domain: api-docs.stuart.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get Stuart On-demand API credentials through the Stuart Developer Portal (stuart.com/developers).
Review the published Postman collection at api-docs.stuart.com, which documents Stuart's REST API for on-demand delivery across its UK and EU markets.
Call Stuart's job-pricing operation with pickup/dropoff details to get a price ahead of booking; expect a currency-coded amount (e.g., EUR for eurozone jobs) rather than a single implicit currency.
Treat the returned price as a quote for the specific job parameters supplied — changing pickup/dropoff or package details requires re-quoting.
Once satisfied with the quote, proceed to Stuart's job-creation operation to actually book the delivery.
Use Stuart's official client libraries (available for C#, PHP, Scala, and others under the StuartApp GitHub org) if you'd rather not hand-build requests from the Postman spec.
Known gotchas
Stuart's pricing responses are currency-coded per market — don't assume a single hardcoded currency across UK and EU jobs.
The public-facing docs are a Postman-published collection rather than a traditional prose reference — the official SDKs' example code is often clearer than reading the raw collection.
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