Pricing Page vs. No Pricing Page

[SEODinosaur]

There are many SEO sites out there that have an SEO Pricing page, IMO this is BS.

A SEO company cannot give every person the same quote for diffirent keywords. However, this is something we are currently debating.

I don't want a pricing page, because it's a page full of lies.

My coworker thinks it is a good idea, and that users look for a pricing page.

Suggestions?

If I had to build one (which I am debating against) is it better to just explain why pricing can be tricky? or to BS them like most sites do?

[NakulGoyal]

I think I agree with you that pricing does not make sense. Let's say you have 3 plans like most of those sites: $2000 a month $5000 a month $10000 a month As a client, it does and does not help me because the $5000 package you offer may not be right for me. So it is kind of misguiding and only creates confusion. However, it also does provide some direction if I am a $500 per month budget, that I am not ready or need to extend my budget. IMO, providing an explanation makes most sense to me.

[SEODinosaur]

Yeah this is my argument. We have an SEO quote page and I allready made this clear on the page: http://www.boastingbiz.com/seoquote.html I think having this page and a pricing page is kinda over kill. I guess the real question here is, is it good to have a page for pricing regardless of the content on there? is it something a user looks for like a home page button?