@SoupyFox  
TL:DR Your art isn’t worth the price and you want to hide the fact.

@WickedCake  
i prefer to separate it; just a personal taste
 
and about the examples; when someone contacts me; i first show a bunch of examples; and THEN, if they are interested, i show the prices and TOS
 
because i personally think, that if Mr.Everyone sees the prices, they have at least seen one of my arts
 
but then you might think, “what if they haven’t seen, or want to see more?”;  
well, 1st) i would be surprised if see my prices without having seen ANY art of of mine x3  
but i would gadly show more arts if demanded
 
2nd) from what i know (self experience, friends commisshing others; or even observing people’s asking for my price)  
Mr.Everyone’s decision will be mainly influenced by the price  
if they ask for your prices, it’s because they are already interested by your art  
and when seeing a classic commission sheet (with examples); they will first look at the prices; then; the corresponding type of art/result  
and if Mr.Everyone is scared by prices too high (compared to their budget); good art or not, they won’t bother seeing more examples
 
so thats why i don’t put examples directly in the comm sheet  
i prefer to show the point of interest first (arts/examples), then if they are still in the mood, the rebuttal aspect (money/prices) and to not mix it
 
i hope i answered your question ^c  
( but knowing me and french butt, i might have confused yah owo” )

Why not include examples of your art on your commission sheet? It would make it much more appealing to look at than just a wall of text.