Price list poster maker — publish your prices without redesigning anything

Publishing prices saves you the worst conversation

Hiding prices means every enquiry starts with a negotiation you did not want. A visible price list filters out the people you cannot help and lets the right customers decide quickly, which is most of the work of selling a service.

What to put on it

• Business name and what you do
• Service groups — cuts, colour, repairs, consultations
• Each service with its price on the same line
• Any conditions: minimum spend, deposits, travel
• How to book and when you are open

How to make one

1. Open the poster maker and keep the generic template.
2. Put the business name in the title and the service type in the subtitle.
3. Add tags for opening hours and anything like “free quotes”.
4. Write each group as a line ending in “:”, then one line per service.

Pricing tips

• Rounded prices read faster than exact ones on a wall
• Put “free quotes” or “no call-out fee” in the tags — it is a real selling point
• Review the poster every time you change a price; an out-of-date list causes arguments
• Keep a laminated copy at the counter and a paper one on the wall