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Service details and pricing
Clear prices and descriptions help a client decide whether to get in touch. Explain what a service includes and what you'll agree together after seeing their idea. A starting price gives context; your final quote belongs to the individual piece.
Keep the offer clear
Use words a client would recognise. Explain the type of work, what is included and what you'll work out in a consultation or quote. A description such as “Consultation for a larger custom piece” tells them why they might choose it.
Each service has one base price and duration. Use separate services for distinct offerings; service variants and add-on groups are not available.
Set your price and duration
Open the service in Services. Enter the base price in GBP and the typical duration using Hours and Minutes. For 90 minutes, enter 1 hour and 30 minutes.
The base price guides suggested budget bands when a client selects that service. A budget is an indication, not an agreed final price.
Choose a deposit
Choose No deposit required, Fixed amount or Percentage of price. Review the value before saving.
A deposit requirement is not a payment record. The saved requirement suggests a deposit when you prepare a quote: a percentage uses the quoted price and a fixed requirement uses the saved amount. Review the suggestion before saving. When online collection is enabled, owners and admins can request the deposit from the booking's Payments section. Connecting Stripe alone does not turn on collection. See Client payments.
Save visibility
Use Show on public page beside the title and save changes. Check the saved status and public preview; hidden services should not appear publicly.
For a special or flash launch, set a limited-time enquiry window. Both dates are required, and the last date is included in your studio's time zone. The dates do not reserve appointments or limit the number of enquiries.
After saving, the editor stays open. New enquiries retain the advertised terms from submission; later edits do not change those saved terms or reprice an agreed quote. If the service changes while a client is completing the form, the old selection is not silently submitted with different terms.
Check what clients see
Send a clearly labelled practice enquiry for the service. Check the selected service, budget and description in Requests. For a real enquiry, agree the final price and time with the client.