Pricing Page Section Layouts
The image depicts a newsletter page section.
A pricing page on a website is like a menu for potential customers, showing them what’s available and at what cost. It typically starts with different plan options, like basic, standard, and premium, each offering different features or services.
Then, there’s usually a section where these plans are compared side by side, making it easy for visitors to see what they get with each option. Following that, you’ll find the actual prices for each plan, often with options for monthly or yearly billing. There’s usually a big button somewhere urging visitors to take action, like signing up or contacting sales.
To build trust, businesses often include testimonials or case studies from happy customers. There’s also usually a section for frequently asked questions (FAQs) or support, so visitors can find answers to common queries.
Sometimes, you’ll see a money-back guarantee or refund policy, showing customers that there’s little risk in giving the product or service a try.
These sections all work together to guide visitors through the decision-making process and hopefully turn them into paying customers.
Feel free to explore the examples below and find the perfect testimonial design that fits your requirements.
Section 1
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The desktop view
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Section 2
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 3
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 4
The mobile view
The desktop view
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Section 5
The mobile view
The desktop view