SaaS Pricing Page and Plan Comparison

This package rebuilds the pricing page of an existing SaaS website so a buyer can tell the plans apart in seconds, switch between monthly and annual billing, and click through to signup with the plan and interval already selected. It suits companies whose pricing lives in a screenshot, a page builder table nobody can edit, or a layout that breaks on phones.

How the page is put together

Plan names, prices, limits and feature labels sit in one config file, a CMS collection or, on Premium, are read from the Prices in your Stripe account, so a price change happens in one place. The annual view shows the monthly equivalent and the saving in plain numbers. Each button links to your signup with parameters such as ?plan=growth&interval=annual, which your app can read to preselect the plan.

• The comparison table groups features under headings like Collaboration, Security and Support, with a short tooltip for any term a buyer might not know.
• The plan header sticks to the top while someone scrolls a long table.
• On phones the table turns into plan tabs, so nobody has to scroll sideways.
• An enterprise column opens a contact sales form that posts to HubSpot, Pipedrive or your CRM.

Measuring what buyers do here

From Business up, the page sends pricing_viewed, interval_toggled and plan_selected events to your analytics, so you can see whether people flip to annual and which plan they pick before signup. Premium adds a currency switch for up to three currencies, a seat or usage calculator for per-seat and metered plans, and an A/B test of two layouts.

Where this stops

The page shows prices and passes choices on; your Stripe products, checkout and plan enforcement inside the app stay as they are. If your app ignores the plan parameter today, I write down the small change it needs. The page fits into an existing Next.js or Laravel site, or is served at /pricing through a rewrite if your site runs on something else.