A familiar story: you made your price list in Canva once, posted it as an image, then raised prices by a few dollars. Now the pinned post says one thing, your highlights say another, and a client writes “but it used to be 30”.
An online price list fixes exactly that. Prices live in one place, and clients see them by link, always up to date. Below: what you can use to make one for free, which option to pick and how to put it together in about ten minutes.
What an online price list is
People usually mean one of two things, and you need both.
The price list opens in a browser like a tiny website. You put the link in your bio, send it in chats, turn it into a QR code. Change a price and everyone who opens the link sees the new one.
A story, a post, a square for chats. No software to install, it all happens on the site. The image won't update by itself, but it's easy to export again.
With only an image, you rebuild it after every change. With only a link, you have nothing to show in stories and the feed. So it's handier when both come from the same list of services.
Free tools for an online price list
There are plenty of free ways. Here are the main ones and where each starts getting in the way.
- Free, almost everyone has it
- Can be shared by link
- On a phone the client sees a tiny table and Google's UI
- For stories you'll need a screenshot
- Lots of ready layouts
- Looks nice
- No link, only an image or a PDF
- Story, post and card are three files, and you edit prices in each
- Gives you a link for your profile
- Social buttons included
- The price list is just a text block, no durations or groups
- No images for stories or print
- You enter services once
- You get a page with a link, a story, a post and a QR code
- You change a price in one place
- Free plans usually have limits
About those limits, so there are no surprises: on westicky's free plan you can add up to 10 services, and a small “Made with Westicky” line sits at the bottom. That's plenty for a pro with one or two main services. If you have more, Pro has no limits.
How to create a price list online, step by step
We'll show it on westicky, but the order works for any builder.
- 1Write your services on paper first
Sounds old-fashioned, but it saves the most time. Name, price, how long it takes. If a price varies, decide right away what it depends on.
- 2Sign up
With email, Google or Telegram. Nothing to download, it all runs in the browser, phone included.
- 3Fill in your profile
Name, what you do, city, a photo and booking contacts: Telegram, WhatsApp, phone. Don't skip the contacts: they turn into the buttons clients tap to message you.
- 4Add services and group them
Manicure, pedicure, nail art as separate groups. Drag to reorder. Put what people book most often at the top.
- 5Pick your page address
Something like app.westicky.com/anna-nails. Short and without digits, so it's easy to say over the phone.
- 6Download the images
The story, post and chat square are built from the same data. A long list splits into several images by itself.
The typing takes about ten minutes. What usually takes longer is the wording: how to name a service so a client gets it without asking. There's a separate article on that: service price list template.
Can you just generate a price list?
You can ask an AI to “generate a price list for a nail tech”. It'll give you a neat list of fifteen services with believable prices. The catch is that they won't be your services or your prices.
In practice, “generate” is better read like this: you enter the data, the service does the layout. Fonts, spacing, wrapping long names, splitting into pages is the routine worth handing to a machine. Nobody can decide your prices and wording for you.
Where to put the link to your price list
- Your bio. The first place a new client looks.
- Pinned post in your Telegram channel. So you stop digging for an old message.
- Quick reply in WhatsApp Business. Answer “how much?” with one tap, link included.
- A QR code at your workstation. Clients scan it while the polish dries and see what else you offer.
- Map listings. In the description or website field, if there is one.
FAQ
Yes. The page, story, post, chat image and QR code are on the free plan. Paid extras are Pro templates, print formats and more than 10 services.
Yes, the app runs in your phone's browser. You can upload a photo from your gallery and crop it right there.
The page behind the link updates at once. Story and post images need downloading again: a couple of taps, no redesign.
No. Your price page already lives at its own address, no domain or hosting needed.
The free plan fits 10. A big list needs Pro: no limit, and a long list is neatly split across several images or A4 pages.