Brightloop

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2019

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Pricing

A pricing page people finish reading

−32%

Sales questions

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My role

Marketing Manager

Team

2 people: me and a developer

Timeline

6 weeks, spring 2019

Channels

Pricing page, sales FAQ, onboarding emails

The brief

Sales heard the same five pricing questions on almost every call, and the pricing page answered none of them.

What I did

I listened to forty recorded calls, wrote down every pricing question and tested eight versions of the page with real customers before we shipped one.

  • Five plans cut to three, with plain names

  • The five most common questions answered on the page

  • A short comparison table instead of a long feature grid

Printed drafts of the new pricing page on a sunny wooden table

What changed

Sales questions about pricing dropped by 32%, and first calls moved on to fit instead of cost.

What I’d do differently

I would publish the prices even sooner. We waited for a perfect page and lost a quarter of learning.

The best pricing page is the one that makes the first call shorter.

Emma Whitson

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