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This is the second time in the last couple of days that I've encountered a page hiding the pricing as good as they can. I wanted to see what this Max-plan cost
by qwertox 4y ago
This is the second time in the last couple of days that I've encountered a page hiding the pricing as good as they can.
I wanted to see what this Max-plan costs, so I go to duolingo.com. Nowhere is a "Pricing" link to be found. So I go to "Super Duolingo", because that costs something and therefore should have a price.
"Test 2 weeks for free", "Free | Super | Super-Family" with "Test 2 weeks for free", but nowhere what I'll have to pay after those two weeks.
Click on "Test 2 weeks for free": Submit your personal information for creating an account, no pricing information.
What is this? How much does the Super even cost?
Management to Web-Designers: "No, don't put the pricing, we're irrationally expensive", or what?
- eu 4y agoI think they have different prices for each region
- agluszak 4y agoJust display the prices for each region then?
- agluszak 4y agoHiding the pricing should be illegal. Hopefully EU will regulate it at some point.
- braingenious 4y agoI find that so incredibly off-putting. Whenever I see a company intentionally hiding pricing information I move them all the way to the back of the line for serious consideration. If I don’t manage to entirely put the product out of mind I’ll usually look for competitors or ways to get the service without paying for it. If they’re going to be user-hostile, become a hostile user!
- tfehring 4y agoI didn't see any pricing information while logged out either, but as soon as I clicked the free trial button and then logged in, the next page that appeared was pricing. It's $12.99/month for an individual plan billed monthly, $6.99/month for an individual plan billed annually, and $9.99/month for a family plan (2-6 members) billed annually. I’m in California in case that matters.