For Lindsey

Two ways to show your prices

You already keep a solid alterations price list — so here are two ready-to-go versions of a pricing page, built from it.

Have a look at both, then tell us which you like (or mix the two). Nothing here is live — these are drafts for you.

Draft · not on the public site. These are samples for your review. The prices are starting points pulled from your own list — you set the final numbers and wording.

Option A — Your prices, brought to 2026

Exactly your November-2023 list, nudged up for the cost-of-living rise since then (+8.5%). The lightest touch — nothing else changes.

Your numbers only · simplest

Option B — Recommended

Your list, sanity-checked against what comparable shops charge right now, rounded to clean prices — plus a few common services you could add.

Market-checked · our suggestion

What's the difference? Both start from your list. Option A only updates for inflation, so your prices barely move. Option B also checks them against the current going rate in the market and fills a few gaps (women's garments, jeans, zippers) — most of your everyday prices are a little under market today, so it nudges them up.

Looked at both? → Tell us which you prefer and what to fix — prices, missing services, wording — on the quick feedback form.

Drafts for Lindsey's review — not published. Final prices and wording are yours to set; these are starting points, and a quote is always confirmed in person. Market figures are general context only — Hook & Eye sets its own prices.