New Landing Page + Pricing
Hi Everyone, I have 2 issues with my landing page.
- I'm building a no-code product that has a really vast feature set. I'm not sure how to communicate it other than showing a bunch of different use cases.
- Pricing. Probably a separate discussion but I'm not sure how to effectively communicate pricing.
Thanks for your thoughts :)
Interesting product! Nocode is blowing up in a good way, so always good to be part of a market that's rapidly growing. Though now, nocode tends to be more popular with individual makers/devs. Is there a market for enterprise nocode dev services?
oh yeah for sure. No-Code and Low-Code will be around $21B in spending by 2022 (Forrester). Most businesses (that use no-code /low-code) use it to build internal tooling and build ~12 apps a year.
Never knew. Interesting numbers..thanks for sharing :)
First off, I love the design and I like the use of ParticleJS. (I’m assuming that’s what that was at the header)
The pricing seems a little confusing to me I have the following questions/statements:
The free tier is pretty self explanatory but are there any other restrictions other than no custom domain?
The team option that’s $49.99/mo; is that for only one project?
Also, there’s a small typo.
This is under the “How we’re different” section.
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Not sure if that helps. Best of luck. I really like the site. :)
Thanks so much. I agree the pricing is a little confusing. It's mostly because I'm still messing around with the pricing that makes sense. Maybe I'll just remove the users pricing for now and let early adopters have team members for free.
Here are my suggestions:
• The Hero Section has 1 too many options. Enlarge the title font & change the copy to a transformational sentence. What does it do for someone looking for your product?
— Who said you needed code?
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• The newsletter option should be a top bar or a pop-up triggered by scroll.
• What is NoCo? Right after the Hero section comes a small blurb.
• Then How we're different, then features, then case studies.
• Pricing is fine.
• Get in touch needs a live form next to it.
// There should also be a Why we exist page.
Tell people your story so that they can connect with you and the project. Why you're disrupting the market is important to understand.
Very specific and very thoughtful, thanks so much for your time. I've taken nearly all of your suggestions and love the way the page is feeling now. thank you thank you!
Aww yaaaay <3 Glad to help!
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Thanks so much for your thoughts! What's your no-code platform? Are you ready to share it yet?