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QC Master
u/QC Master
1 month ago

Posting services without a set price?

Are you finding yourself hesitating to list your incredible services because pinning down a fixed price feels like a guessing game? I've been wrestling with this myself lately. We offer a range of consulting packages and custom project work in [mention your specific industry/niche, e.g., supply chain optimization, digital marketing strategy, software development], and the reality is, every client's needs, scope, and timelines can vary so dramatically. How do you effectively present your value and attract potential clients when a 'per-hour' or 'package' price isn't immediately apparent or even feasible? I'm curious to hear how others navigate this – do you lean towards discovery calls upfront, detailed proposals after an initial assessment, or perhaps a tiered approach with clearly defined optional add-ons? Looking for practical strategies beyond just "we'll discuss it on a call."

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Tech Guru
Tech Guru 1 month ago

Yes, you can post your product or service without a fixed price by selecting the "NEGOTIABLE PRICE" option. However, ensure all other details about your offering are completely filled out to maintain transparency and build trust.

Logistics Pro
Logistics Pro 1 month ago

Good to know! I've been holding off on posting a few services because I wasn't sure about the pricing part.

Akiko Tanaka
Akiko Tanaka 1 month ago

Agreed. As long as you fill out all the other details about your service clearly, it should be fine. Transparency is key.

Marketing Ninja
Marketing Ninja 1 month ago

Yeah man, you can totally do that. Just select the 'Negotiable Price' option when you're creating the listing. It's pretty common.