Services with useful context
Describe the work, add a duration where relevant and show the published fee. Clear names help customers distinguish a consultation from a full service or an optional extra.
Put your business information to work
Help customers understand your offer before they contact you. Present services with the details they need, and use a structured price list when categories and units make your charges easier to compare.
For salons, repair businesses, cleaning services and other providers whose customers need to understand the scope of a service.
Describe the work, add a duration where relevant and show the published fee. Clear names help customers distinguish a consultation from a full service or an optional extra.
Use categories and units in the price list to show what each amount relates to. Add the available price or discount fields without leaving the customer to guess the basis.
Edit the published information when your services change. Share the same business profile through a link or QR code, and review the customer view after updating it.
Use service entries to explain individual treatments or jobs. Use the price list for grouped charges where a category, unit and amount provide the clearest overview.
Enter accurate descriptions and prices. Explain relevant conditions in your content, especially when the final scope must be discussed with the customer.
Check the list on a phone, then share the profile with customers. Keep service descriptions and price entries consistent whenever you update your offer.
A cleaning business can describe its regular and one-off services, group its published charges and state the relevant units. Customers can then ask about a clearly identified service and discuss the scope of their job.
This is a published service and price overview. It is not an automatic quotation calculator, payment checkout or guarantee of the final cost for work whose scope has not yet been agreed.
A service explains an individual offer and may include a duration and fee. A price-list entry helps organise charges using categories and units. Choose the format that best explains your business.
Yes. Update your profile content when your offer changes and review what customers see. Keep related documents and any prices shared elsewhere consistent.
No. The list explains your offer. Customers use your published contact or request options to discuss the work, and your business handles agreement and payment separately.
Choose the information your business needs to share, prepare your profile and check the plan that fits your use.