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It makes a lot of sense. People returning to your pricing page are more likely to have decided to buy from you, so they're likely less price sensitive. I've see
by dtech 5y ago
It makes a lot of sense. People returning to your pricing page are more likely to have decided to buy from you, so they're likely less price sensitive. I've seen it myself.
Not in $10 increments every refresh though, that's most likely badly coded.
- silisili 5y agoI see this argument but wonder how true it is. If I'm shopping around, I'm already being fickle, comparing prices, features, etc. $10 would probably often be a breaking point. And me finding out you did this definitely would. If anything, it seems one should slightly -lower- prices when suspecting a customer is shopping around.