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Pricing page with plan comparison and billing toggle
Build a pricing page for {{business_name}}. Most buyers are {{target_audience}}. Plans and prices: {{plans_and_prices}}
Layout:
1. A headline that says what people get, and a monthly or yearly switch that shows the real yearly saving
2. Plan cards with name, who it's for, price, the five features that matter most and a button; mark one as Most popular only if I confirm it
3. A comparison table grouped by feature area, with a sticky header on desktop and one plan at a time on phones
4. A billing FAQ: trials, canceling, refunds, taxes, what happens at limits, and changing plans
5. A contact option for larger teams, then a closing call to action
Requirements:
- Prices come from one data source that checkout also uses, so they can never disagree
- Each button starts sign-up or checkout with that plan and period preselected; checkout is created on the server
- No fake urgency, hidden fees or pre-checked add-ons; state the currency and whether tax is included
- WCAG 2.2 AA: the comparison is a real table with headers and text for every check mark, and the switch works by keyboard
- Fast, with a title, meta description and share image
- Payment keys stay on the server
When you're done, list your assumptions and one pricing question to test with real customers.
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Pricing page with plan comparison and billing toggle
A clear pricing page with plan cards, an honest yearly toggle, a comparison table and billing FAQ.
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Build a pricing page for {{business_name}}. Most buyers are {{target_audience}}. Plans and prices: {{plans_and_prices}}
Layout:
1. A headline that says what people get, and a monthly or yearly switch that shows the real yearly saving
2. Plan cards with name, who it's for, price, the five features that matter most and a button; mark one as Most popular only if I confirm it
3. A comparison table grouped by feature area, with a sticky header on desktop and one plan at a time on phones
4. A billing FAQ: trials, canceling, refunds, taxes, what happens at limits, and changing plans
5. A contact option for larger teams, then a closing call to action
Requirements:
- Prices come from one data source that checkout also uses, so they can never disagree
- Each button starts sign-up or checkout with that plan and period preselected; checkout is created on the server
- No fake urgency, hidden fees or pre-checked add-ons; state the currency and whether tax is included
- WCAG 2.2 AA: the comparison is a real table with headers and text for every check mark, and the switch works by keyboard
- Fast, with a title, meta description and share image
- Payment keys stay on the server
When you're done, list your assumptions and one pricing question to test with real customers.