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Should I show prices on my SaaS website?

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Should I show prices on my SaaS website?
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Yes for self-serve SaaS priced under $500/month. Above $1,000/month, hidden pricing ('contact us', 'request a quote') can work but builds friction and often signals Wrong Person traffic. The Brunson rule: if the buyer needs to ask the price, the offer isn't anchored well enough.
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Last verified
May 19, 2026

Direct answer

Direct answer

As of , the answer is: Yes for self-serve SaaS priced under $500/month. Above $1,000/month, hidden pricing ('contact us', 'request a quote') can work but builds friction and often signals Wrong Person traffic. The Brunson rule: if the buyer needs to ask the price, the offer isn't anchored well enough.

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Should I show prices on my SaaS website?

Yes for self-serve SaaS priced under $500/month. Above $1,000/month, hidden pricing ('contact us', 'request a quote') can work but builds friction and often signals Wrong Person traffic. The Brunson rule: if the buyer needs to ask the price, the offer isn't anchored well enough.

What's the nuance?

Hidden pricing reduces top-of-funnel conversion 30-60% but can increase qualified-lead quality for enterprise sales motions.

What else should I know?

If you do hide pricing, replace it with a clear 'starting from $X' or 'pricing tiers from $X to $Y'. Fully blank pricing pages convert near zero.

What's the common mistake here?

Most indie SaaS hiding price are doing so for the wrong reason: they're price-insecure, not strategically positioning for enterprise.

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