Say the price in the first screen

A hidden price is still a price

People assume a number whether you print it or not. If the page feels like a course site, they may assume a course-site price and leave. If it feels like a tip jar, they may assume the file is trivial.

The number you chose is part of the offer. Put it where the title is, in the same screen, in the same size you would use for a fact.

Match the price to the job

A short checklist that saves an afternoon can be a small price. A document that replaces a paid hour of your time can cost more. Write down the hour it replaces before you pick the number, then say that number plainly.

Do not apologize in the next paragraph

A discount line under every price teaches people to wait. State the price, state what is inside, and let the reader decide. If the number is wrong, change it after you have seen real visits, not in the same draft.