Should you put prices on your page?

Put prices up, or at least a starting price. The most common reason someone leaves without messaging is that they could not tell whether you were in their range.

What hiding prices actually does

It does not filter out people who cannot afford you. It filters out people who did not want to have a conversation to find out, and that is most people. The ones who message anyway are often the ones who were never going to buy.

A range or a from price is enough

• From 2,000 for a cut and finish
• Repairs from 1,500, most done same day
• Projects typically 40,000 to 90,000

That is enough for someone to decide whether to keep reading, without you committing to a number for work you have not seen.

When it genuinely depends

For custom work, say what it depends on. "Depends on size and finish, most orders land between X and Y" is far more useful than "message for pricing", and it makes you look like you know your own business.

Say what is included

A price with no scope invites the same follow-up question every time. One line about what it covers saves that exchange.

Keep them current

An out-of-date price is worse than none, because it starts the conversation with an apology.