Screen-printing and towing shops show rough pricing on their websites without making you fill out a form.

A few months back, screen-printing shops and towing companies took down their pricing pages because rough estimates felt too risky. A ballpark can be wrong, and they didn't want to promise something they couldn't deliver. Fair enough. But that left you stuck: you'd call or fill a form just to find out if the price made sense.

We're helping shops bring ballpark pricing back, but this time it's honest. When you visit a shop's website and ask for a rough estimate, you're seeing a number that's labeled as a ballpark. If you like it, you can request a real quote, and the shop gets your information. The ballpark isn't a promise. It's a starting point so you can decide whether it's worth going further.

This saves you a phone call if the price is way off, and it saves the shop from fielding leads that were never real. Both sides win.