Help rate our new pricing plan

A few things jump out at me:

1. You should look up the term "cumulative layout shift" and analyze your page against it. On my phone, the page was jumping around.
2. As part of reducing CLS and streamlining your site, consider getting rid of the chatbot, or making it less intrusive.
3. This is a nitpick, but I'm used to seeing dollar prices written as "$x/month" rather than "x$/month". It's jarring to see the difference.
4. I agree with the other commenter who said they didn't understand the details - except I'm a mobile developer and I also don't understand the details. The free tier is a PWA, sure that makes sense, but then the next most expensive is... A store? Why isn't it a native app executable? Will it still be a PWA but also a store? Or something else?
5. Another design problem here is your spacing seems inconsistent. If I were you, I would look up "vertical rhythm" and see if you can get your typography in line.
6. Finally, I would really consider tightening up the copy. Do you have any current users? Can you find out from them what they use each tier for?

The pricing page should be the cleanest, least confusing page of a website. Literally three pricing tiers (maybe four) and that's it - with comparisons between them all. Checkmarks for quick visual comparison. Call to action buttons to buy (not to see more details... that takes you away from the page)

I think your biggest issue would by what the pricing options actually actually mean and what they offer.

Coming from me, someone with almost no knowledge of code, I clicked on the "see details" for pricing and understood almost none of the words on the page and thus, none of the benefits.

I would imagine most potential customers would feel the same since they're going for no-code apps due to not knowing coding.

My advice for you would be to put one of those circles with question marks beside each of the terms that shows a description of what they mean if a user hovers over them.

For example, there should be one beside "PWA / Free sub-domain" and the rest as well.

Also, some additional advice, the pricing page has radically different design. There are gradients in the blue section that make it reminiscent of a 2000's site despite the rest of the site looking quite modern.

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Good luck on your product!

Hi.

Just took a quick look. My 1st thought was that there shold be a btn on/next to the price to have a sep window show the "type" of app.

I then saw later on/in the site you have examples, but when I selected one, it took forever to load so I bailed.

Don't recall which app/example it was.