Set your rates: what if you do not want to display a price?

It is a common discomfort: displaying your price means agreeing to be compared line by line with the practitioner next door. Many practitioners therefore prefer not to display anything at all.

The problem is that a visitor who finds no price does not think “I will ask”. They think “I will look elsewhere”. The lack of information costs more than the information itself.

Four ways to announce a rate

• Fixed price: the simplest to understand, and the one that triggers the most appointments.
• “Starting from”: you announce a floor and retain control over longer or more specific sessions.
• Range: you show the actual span of your practice, from short follow‑ups to comprehensive support.
• On request: you do not give an amount, but you clearly state that it can be requested — which is not the same as silence.

On ReflexoLib

Each session on your profile can adopt one of these display modes, session by session. You can therefore display a fixed price on your discovery session and leave “on request” for a long‑term support.

What matters as much as the amount

Whatever the chosen mode, three elements deserve to be written in black and white: the actual duration of the session, what it includes, and your cancellation policy. A client who knows what to expect cancels less often and rarely negotiates.

And if you still hesitate about the amount: look at what reflexologists in your city charge, add the actual time you spend — welcome, consultation, session, notes — then verify that the result allows you to earn a living from the profession without chaining eight appointments per day.