Create a new page

Create a new Services page describing our freelance UX design offering and publish it as draft. Lead with the most popular service — website audits — include three short case blurbs with client names (BrightCart, Elm & Co., Northwell Studio), list pricing tiers starting at $1,200, and add a clear contact button that opens the contact form. Keep the copy concise and professional, about 400 words.

Before I leave the Services page draft for the partner to review, make it easy to approve. Put the starting price next to each tier headline, add a one-line result next to each case blurb (for example: 'BrightCart: conversion +18%'), make the contact button sticky on mobile, and flag any client names that need permission to publish.

I drafted a Services page with tiers starting at $1,200 but my partner, Ravi, just asked whether listing prices will scare prospects away. I’m unsure of our local market sensitivity to public pricing and of whether those figures are accurate across projects. Should we keep the starting prices visible or switch to 'starting at request' language to avoid headline sticker shock? What is the likely trade-off and the recommended next step?

Our site has dozens of service pages added ad hoc with different layouts, which confuses visitors and slows updates. I keep reformatting each new page and never finish. Which single structural rule — a template with headline, benefits bullets, case blurb, CTA — will most reduce time and maintain consistency, and how should I apply it to the next three pages?