Pricing Page

Page Types

A dedicated page showcasing product or service pricing options, typically displaying different tiers or plans in a comparative layout.

Visual Examples

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Visual examples for Pricing Page coming soon.

How It Works in Apps/Websites

Pricing pages help users choose the right plan by presenting options side-by-side. Common elements: tier names (Free, Pro, Enterprise), prices with billing period, feature lists with checkmarks, highlighted 'recommended' plan, and clear CTAs. Often includes toggle for monthly/annual billing and FAQ section.

How AI Interprets This Term

When you say 'pricing page', AI expects: 2-4 pricing cards arranged horizontally, each showing plan name, price (large), billing period, feature checklist, and CTA button. Middle/most popular plan often highlighted with different background or border. Toggle for monthly/yearly at top.

Prompt Examples

Copy-paste these prompts to use in your AI tools.

Basic

Create a pricing page with Free, Pro, and Enterprise plans

Detailed

Design a SaaS pricing page: monthly/annual toggle at top (annual shows 20% savings), 3 pricing cards (Starter $0, Pro $29/mo, Team $79/mo). Pro plan highlighted with 'Most Popular' badge. Each card has 6-8 features with checkmarks, CTA button at bottom.

Comparative

Show a card-based pricing layout vs a feature comparison table for same plans

Compare With

Related or contrasting terms to help you understand the differences.

landing pageproduct pagecomparison table

Variants & States

Variants

tiered pricingfeature comparison tableusage-based pricingcontact for pricing

States

monthly billingannual billing

Usage Guidelines

When to Use

  • •SaaS products
  • •Subscription services
  • •Any product with multiple tiers

When NOT to Use

  • •Single-priced products
  • •Custom/quote-based pricing only

Related Terms

Card

A contained, flexible component that groups related information and actions, typically with a border, shadow, or background that visually separates it from the page.

CTA (Call-to-Action)

A prompt that encourages users to take a specific action, typically presented as a button or link with action-oriented text like 'Sign Up', 'Buy Now', or 'Learn More'.

Landing Page

A standalone webpage designed for a specific marketing campaign or goal, focused on converting visitors through a single call-to-action.

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