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A price list your customers can actually read.

Most small businesses lose enquiries to one unanswered question: what does it cost? A price list poster answers it before anybody has to ask, and it works as a post, a status and a printed sheet on the wall.

A service and price list poster for Legendary Horse Care in Stellenbosch Central
A service and price list poster for Legendary Horse Care in Stellenbosch Central
A haircuts and beards price list poster for a barbershop
A haircuts and beards price list poster for a barbershop

Every poster on this page was made for a real South African business from their own photographs.

What belongs on it

Your services in the order people ask for them, the price beside each one, and where to find you. The horse-care poster above lists six services from a R60 trim to a R350 full package, with a one-line description under each so nobody has to guess what is included.

Why prices belong in public

Hiding prices until someone messages you filters out the people who would have booked and keeps the ones who want to negotiate. Published prices do the opposite — they pre-qualify. The enquiries that arrive have already accepted the number.

Keep it current without starting over

Prices move. A campaign keeps the layout, so changing a number is a message rather than a redesign — you say what changed and get the poster back with the rest of the design untouched.

What it costs

Your first two campaigns are free, AI designs included.

After that, Go is R29.99 for one campaign on the limited introductory offer — up to two a month per business until 31 December 2026. Packs have no monthly limit and never expire; the lowest pack rate is R34.90 a campaign.

No subscription, no debit order, no contract. Credits never expire.

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