People planning a haircut, a lash appointment, a cake order or a cafe visit often look for prices before they book. A price list pin answers that question in the feed and sends the people who are happy with your prices straight to your booking page.
Type your items one per line as Name | Price, group them with # section headings, and this maker lines everything up with dot leaders so each price sits neatly on the right. Choose an elegant serif menu, a modern band header or a chalkboard look, and add a header photo if you like. It all runs in your browser. You can also import items from a CSV or Excel file, or use bulk mode to make one price list pin per business row.
Making a price list easy to scan
Group services the way customers think about them: cuts, color and treatments for a salon, or coffee, tea and pastries for a cafe. Short sections with three to five items read faster than one long list, and the headings help people find their service in a glance.
Use "from $110" for services where the final price depends on length, time or materials. It sets honest expectations and still gives people a number to compare. Keep item names short; details like what is included belong on your booking page.
Getting price list pins in front of local customers
Write a pin title and description that name the service and the city, such as "Balayage prices in Leeds", because many people search with a location. The title generator and description generator help you word them.
Make one pin per menu if you have more than 14 items, for example one for cuts and one for color. Pair your price list with a testimonial pin so people see both the cost and the result.