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Pricing feedback

Help us get the prices right

Pop open the two sample price pages in another tab, then tell us what to fix. You and Callie and Sam know this better than anyone.

You don't have to fill in every box — even one good note helps. Autosaves as you go.

How this works → Your notes become the corrections we make before the price list goes public. Wrong number, missing service, awkward wording — flag any of it.

Your name (so we know who to thank)

1Overall — how does the draft look?

Gut read on the sample price pages.

Looks good as-is Mostly good — just a few tweaks Needs real work Haven't looked yet — saving my spot

2Anything missing?

"I'm on board with having as many things listed… one of the reasons you'd take your stuff here is we do things a dry cleaner won't."

Which alterations or services should be on the list but aren't? One per line is fine.

3Prices to fix or reword

Any numbers that are off — too high, too low — or wording you'd say differently?

4The "we charge by the hour" framing

"We technically charge per hour, so it could say charge per hour — here's estimated costs for these things."

Should the page say that up front?

Yes — "we charge hourly; here are typical estimates" No — just show flat prices Not sure — let's talk

How you'd word it

5Rush jobs

"We should have it listed somewhere — if you need it done fairly quickly, it's gonna be a rush fee."

How should the rush fee be worded (and roughly how much)?

6Dress hems & quick jobs — Sam especially

"We do a lot of hems… unless Sam knows there's a pretty tight range for cost of those."

For the common quick jobs (hems, take-ins), is there a tight enough range to list a price?

7Anything else

Autosaves as you go