Check full costs before choosing a package
Compare packages from a new customer perspective. Specify the monetary unit, cycle, limit and additional costs that may arise; The package selection button must lead to the correct option just viewed.
Let customers compare options and understand costs before buying.
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GUIDANCE
Compare packages from a new customer perspective. Specify the monetary unit, cycle, limit and additional costs that may arise; The package selection button must lead to the correct option just viewed.
EXAMPLES
Write “Price per member per month” next to the price; The total payment section explains the number of members and the cycles calculated.
Keep benefits, prices and units equivalent for viewers to compare.
Change the month/year cycle; Both the amount to be paid and the conditions to be exchanged are consistent.
Example The annual package states the total revenue each year along with the monthly conversion price.
When there's only one paid plan, focus on the benefits and boundaries with the free tier.
Read main node separately; Need to understand whether to click to try or pay now.
Example The Upgrade tab lists the trial period and the price after the trial ends.
Indicate capacity, user, or access limits instead of just unexplained ticks.
Try reading the board with a screen reader and a small screen; Each value needs to be attached to the correct package.
Example The table lists the number of members for each plan, not just Yes/No.