Roast my new pricing page
Hey guys, I revamped my pricing page & model yesterday and would love your feedback:
I know you guys always give me valuable feedback so thank you!
Hey guys, I revamped my pricing page & model yesterday and would love your feedback:
I know you guys always give me valuable feedback so thank you!
Great launching @rabbitsfoot8
The design is not bad actually. Would be great to see a stronger contrast on the pro side and how's billing requirement gonna be.
I'm also working on the design of my landing page, would love to hear your ideas.
Thanks @felix12777! Just checked your site out too. I like that you've embedded Airtable directly in the page and not a mock up. My feedback is that I don't see an immediate call or to action other than submitting a venture. Am I just supposed to use this page as a reference? Then maybe a "Bookmark Me" button would be cool. Or "Email me this list".
Is a bit redundant that you have “go pro” at the top and then at the bottom again “pro”.
The CTA in the free tier seems more prominent (blue).
Design wise looks nice :) not sure about the yellow being the primary color though.
I tried it from mobile, keep up the good work!
Thanks for the feedback! Interesting that you dont like the yellow. Thought it stands out more against the current colour scheme.
I also added "Go Pro" at the bottom again as another CTA when you reach the bottom of the page. So that you dont need to scroll back up.
Some quick thoughts:
Design-wise (even though I'm not a designer) I'd add some structure and hierarchy to this page.
Good that you put the benefits of the premium plan at the top instead of just putting the commonly seen and vague "Pricing" or "Plans that suit your needs".
The fact that you start the FAQ section with two questions about cancellation makes me think "what's wrong with this product that they focus on cancellation so much?". I'd rather use questions that you can answer and emphasize the benefits of your solution, and move the cancellation ones to the bottom.
Thank you! Great point regarding the FAQs. What do you propose regarding the structure and hierachy?
This is probably a personal preference but I feel like it looks more well-structured when you can see where a section begins and ends.
Also, links in the section below the pricing table shouldn't reload the page.