Mike Andes responds to criticism from a Facebook group about his "instant pricing" practice. He argues that transparent pricing is not a competitive disadvantage, noting that only very small competitors would undercut door-hanger prices and that major businesses openly publish prices online.
I recently saw in a Facebook group someone bashing me about this instant pricing thing and saying that what they did is they came behind their competitors and simply went to their door hangers that had the instant pricing on there and they just looked at it and offered the customer a lower price. If someone is small enough to do that, they are not a threat to you because the biggest businesses in the world give their pricing online very openly because they realize that pricing is not a competitive advantage.
