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Straight answers for trades, clinics and local businesses about pricing online and getting more enquiries.
Should you show prices on your website?
Usually yes, as a guide range rather than a fixed price. It answers the first question most customers have, filters out people whose budget doesn’t fit, and you still confirm the final price.
Read the guideHow to add a quote calculator to your website
Paste one line of embed code into your website builder’s HTML or embed block, or share the calculator as a link in your Instagram bio, Facebook page and Google Business Profile. No website? The link works on its own.
Read the guideQuote calculator or contact form?
A contact form asks customers to wait for a price; a quote calculator shows a guide price first and sends you the job, size and budget with the enquiry. Calculators suit businesses whose customers ask “how much?” first; contact forms suit work that can’t be priced without a conversation.
Read the guideSee your own calculator in seconds
Type your business name and town to build a free preview with your services and local prices. Nothing to pay unless you switch it on.
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