Roast my landing page

The hero section looks good.
But the whole page looks too short. And the pricing comes so quickly.
I know the idea is clear to you, but maybe not to your customers. If it's clear, they need to know what makes you different, why should they trust you, how it works, etc.

Try the following page structure after the hero section:

Pain agitation section: This is where you talk about the main problems that you're trying to solve. Search for reviews of similar apps and see what people are saying (in their own words) and use that when writing this section. Write first, design later.

Solution Introduction: This is where you introduce your solution and all the benefits it offers. Avoid headlines like 'Features' for now. use that real estate to have a (potentially bold) claim. For example: Features -> Now you can transform handwritten sketches to high-quality renders. Work on improving that but that's just an example.

Before and after section: This is where you SHOW AND NEVER TELL. People need to see more examples of what can be possible using your app.

Social proof: Do you have any testimonials. At least one? Maybe your friend architect who used it. Ask for a testimonial and include it.

FAQ: Answer their objections here. To understand what's holding them from buying, you need to understand their fears, uncertainties, and doubts about your product.

I hope this is helpful!