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It costs $84 for an individual. I support their right to charge whatever they want for their product, but I had to click through about three pages to get to tha
by cwyers 7y ago
It costs $84 for an individual. I support their right to charge whatever they want for their product, but I had to click through about three pages to get to that info, so I though someone else here might want to know that up front.
- oiasdjfoiasd 7y agothis. wouldn't have even bothered clicking if this was displayed up front.
- ghostbrainalpha 7y agoThis sentiment gets shared a lot. In cases where someone is shopping around for a specific product, it definitely makes sense to make the price as obvious as possible. But in cases where the service needs to be explained and demand generated AFTER explanation in can be counter productive to lead with pricing.
- jjeaff 7y agoThat's why I have noticed a lot of sites lately don't show a pricing page at all. And no amount of looking and searching through the site will turn up a price list. Just places to sign up to learn more. But if you google the product name and the word pricing, they will have a dedicated pricing page in the search results that isn't linked to from anywhere inside the site.
- runxel 7y agoDefinitely a dark pattern. Why should I want to buy a product/service when you are so bloody shady about the price...
- runxel 7y agoEven though everybody is downvoting me (which just proves that this malicous way of dealing with your potential customers has already crept into everybody already sadly): If you are doing something like this I don't want to make business with you – which is the opposite of what you want, I s'pose.
- jc3110 7y agoReally appreciate your feedback! The price is now more clearly listed on the sign-up page, along with the free trial.
- xyclos 7y agoand it says: "Free for the first week. $84 thereafter." so, is it $84/week?
- cwyers 7y agoThey have edited the site (and added the free trial!) based on feedback here.