Kubeshark Pricing Page
This is one of the latest iterations of the pricing page for Kubeshark (Deep Network Observability for Kubernetes). The goal was to create a clear, concise layout for different pricing plans, offering a range of options for different user needs—from the Community plan to the Enterprise level.
Key Aspects of the Design Process:
1. Clear Pricing Tiers:
• Each plan—Community, On-Demand, and Enterprise—is clearly distinguished with simple, straightforward pricing and benefit details. The design ensures that users can quickly differentiate between the free, pay-as-you-go, and premium options.
2. Contrast and Readability:
• We focused on maintaining strong readability with high contrast between text and background. The headers, such as “Community,” “On-Demand,” and “Enterprise,” stand out, drawing attention to each tier.
3. Call-to-Action Buttons:
• Each plan is paired with an appropriately colored CTA button, providing clear next steps. For instance, “Install Now” for the free plan and “Contact Us” for Enterprise users, ensuring users can act immediately based on their selected plan.
4. Visual Consistency:
• The consistent use of blue accents aligns with Kubeshark’s branding, while the subtle use of white space around each card gives the layout a clean and uncluttered feel. This visual hierarchy helps users easily scan and digest information.
5. Simple yet Effective Layout:
• The layout itself remains simple, with a focus on clarity and ease of navigation. Each pricing card is well-balanced with text, and key selling points, making the value of each plan immediately clear to the user.
Reviews
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Hi Javier! Great iteration on the pricing page. Love your description and the key points! A few things I would like to add:
- To align the design and repeat the patter, you can potentially add a copy under the Free plan, so all three cards will be in one style.
- CTA copy for on-demand plan can be shortened down or even re-though. It looks a bit out and ambiguous.
- Consider having secondary buttons for the "secondary" plans, thus the middle one will standing out even more .
Great work!
/Yuliia
Nice
Nice work done here structure-wise, I think it has a good structure and a very good hierarchy of the elements.
I do agree, though that you should have a primary CTA wish you should prioritize for a specific plan, and secondary bottoms to support that.
The central button/CTA label it's a little bit too extensive and it's confusing because it says "Pro" but the above plan is called "On-demand"
Design-wise neat and clean, but I think it's a little bit plain, which leads all the buttons on the page to the same weight or relevancy, but apart that, I guess it does the job.
Which is the most important thing.
Nice Job.
Impressive design with a sleek, modern layout. Clear pricing tiers and user-friendly navigation. Slight room for improved feature detailing.
Awesome color choices and great presentation! You've clearly highlighted the "Most Value" plan using a distinct color.
One suggestion — avoid using high-contrast black and white to differentiate the Most Value plan. If you plan to support dark mode in the future, this might require redesign. Instead, consider using shades of the primary color to maintain consistency.
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