Should I put prices on my website?
Short answer
Starting at prices, yes. Full price lists, only if you sell commodities. The middle, 'starting at $X, typical $Y', wins for most trades.
Why
Hiding prices loses you leads who screen on budget. Posting hard prices kills leads when reality is more complex. A range plus a typical number filters tire-kickers and qualifies real buyers.
How
'Most jobs land between $X and $Y. Final price after a free 15-minute look.' Honest, useful, hard to argue with.
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