Website & Price Update · 2026

Show prices on your website? Make sure the system is ready for change.

From October 1, 2026, pricing-display and digital price-list requirements are changing. SBS reviews the existing website, identifies the technical changes that matter and implements the agreed updates without unnecessary redesign.

For existing websites that already display prices.

A focused review of the existing system, without an unnecessary redesign.

  • already display prices publicly
  • have a product or service price list
  • use promotional or sale pricing
  • change prices frequently
  • are unsure how to maintain a digital price list

What I review.

01

Pricing

How current, promotional and reference prices are structured and presented to users.

02

Digital price list

Whether the price list can be maintained cleanly and, where needed, exported in a machine-readable format.

03

Website implementation

Whether prices are hard-coded or managed through a reliable maintainable structure.

04

Privacy & cookies

A technical baseline check of consent implementation and third-party tools.

05

Accessibility

Accessibility basics: structure, contrast, focus, forms, navigation and mobile usability.

06

SEO & analytics

Technical SEO basics, indexing and measurement of important website actions.

Audit first. Then only the changes that actually matter.

01

Audit

Website & Price Audit

A clear list of issues, priorities and recommended changes.

  • existing website review
  • pricing and price list
  • privacy/cookies baseline
  • accessibility baseline
  • SEO baseline
  • analytics baseline
  • P0 / P1 / P2 priorities
  • implementation estimate
02

Implementation

Website & Price Update

Technical updates to the existing website based on the audit findings.

  • pricing component updates
  • pricing data-model structure
  • current, promotional and reference pricing where applicable
  • machine-readable price list where applicable
  • agreed privacy/cookie updates
  • agreed accessibility updates
  • SEO/analytics fixes
  • short owner guidance

Technical implementation, not legal advice.

SBS does not provide legal advice or confirm whether a specific regulation applies to your business model. I implement the agreed technical requirements using information you provide and approve. Legal applicability and wording remain for you and your professional advisers to confirm.

Send your website.

If an audit is unnecessary, I will tell you. If it makes sense, you will receive a clear scope before any additional work starts.