"Should I put my pricing on my website?"

“Should I show my prices on your website?”
If you’re a service-based business, you’ve probably asked yourself this question before, right?
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[@burkesbuoyancyaid8111]

Martin, just wondering what you think of Andrew & Pete's advice to create a pricing guideline document as a pdf and then people must give their email address to recieve this. The idea is that you then know who's a sales lead because they were interested enough to enquire about prices.

[@Jammydigital]

I love Andrew & Pete... more than I could say here :-)
But on this topic, we don't agree. I just feel like pricing information should be readily available. I don't like the idea of gating something that's so important. It feels like we're holding stuff back that prevents the buyer from making a decision. I don't know about you but I don't want people on my email list who can't afford to hire us.
For us, "transparency" is one of our core values so we like reflect this on our website.
Great question Katherine!