Cool Examples of Designing Selling Price Lists on Foreign Landing Pages

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Cool Examples of Designing Selling Price Lists on Foreign Landing Pages

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Below are examples of different ways to approach price listing. Feel free to use these ideas or, inspired by them, come up with your own.

Flat

There is a built-in slider that allows the visitor to set a price that suits him, and then choose how many licenses he wants to buy, when and for what period of time.

Base

Here the price list looks quite restrained, even high school senior mailing list laconic. There is no heap of unnecessary information - only a description of the options included in the package and its strengths. Free testing of each of the tariffs is available for a specified period.

Symo

Among the presented tariff plans, the central one is highlighted as the most advantageous. It is placed in a blue frame and is signed "Best choice", which means "the best choice".

Semplice

There is no subscription offered here - the user simply chooses and pays for a suitable tariff plan, which can be upgraded after some time.

Carto

Quite accessible and understandable pricing scheme. The individual tariff is much more expensive than the other two.

Preview

A free subscription is available for any of the product options offered here.

Themes Kingdom

The most advantageous tariff is initially clearly highlighted, plus Themes Kingdom gives users a guarantee of return of the spent funds within the first 14 days of using the service.


Download a useful document on the topic:

Checklist: How to Achieve Your Goals in Negotiations with Clients
10 Tips to Help You Create a Selling Price List
A well-written price list does more than just sell products and services to the user — it provides valuable information and invariably promotes sales. Below are 10 useful tips to help your price list actually sell.

Forget about Excel
Yes, this tool is convenient to work with, but clients have long since ceased to be interested in reading tables.

Let your managers use it if it’s easier for them.

But for clients, reading such a list is tiring. It is much more pleasant to study a well-written, thought-out, beautifully designed selling price list.

It is a big mistake to send a huge price list to a client who asked for information on 10-20 product items. He will have to search through a huge table for the lines he is interested in, and this is extremely inconvenient. With this approach, they may simply refuse to work with you.
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