Say what it costs
A price on the page saves you a pile of how-much messages, and tells a buyer you're ready to sell.
The Carya teamOctober 20261 min readMaking
When a page hides its prices, a visitor has to ask, wait for a reply, and wonder whether asking was awkward. Plenty of people leave instead. Showing the price is a kindness.
Write it the way people pay it
Rp25.000, not “from 25k”. If there are sizes or options, give each one its own line and its own price.
Say what's included
Next to the price, say what someone gets: how big the jar is, how many pages, how long the session runs, whether delivery is extra. Fewer surprises later, for both of you.
Put paying right under it
The moment someone decides is the moment to let them pay. Keep the button or the QR code next to the price, not three scrolls away.