Saas Platform Pricing UI Design

Great work on the pricing UI!

The dark theme with light text improves readability. The card-based layout makes it easy to compare plans.

Ensure the pricing details and features are clear at a glance. Highlight key differences to help users decide quickly.

Check that CTA buttons stand out for better conversions. A clean, simple flow will improve the user experience. Keep refining!

Your pricing page is well-structured and easy to scan, which is a great start! With a few tweaks, you can make it even more user-friendly and aligned with the design brief. Here’s what you can refine and some extra features that could take it to the next level.

Make Custom Pricing More User-Friendly

Right now, the "Enterprise" plan just says "$custom," but there’s no clear direction on what users should do next. A small change like adding "Contact us for a tailored quote" or a short note about how pricing is determined would make it much more intuitive. This simple tweak can help eliminate confusion and make users feel more confident about reaching out.

Give Each Plan More Personality

All three plans look very similar at first glance. Adding stronger visual differentiation will make it easier for users to compare options quickly.

• Try subtle background variations or slight design tweaks for each plan.
• Small icons can make a big difference—think a team icon for a Professional, a business building for an Enterprise, etc.
• Highlight the best-value plan with a “Recommended” tag or a slightly different styling.

This will help users process information faster and guide them toward the best choice for their needs.

Share Your Thought Process

Since this is a design submission, explaining your choices is just as important as the design itself. Why did you go with checkmarks instead of a comparison table? Why this particular layout? Adding a short explanation about your reasoning will make your submission even stronger and show your design thinking process clearly.

Help Users with Quick Answers

A pricing page often raises questions—about billing, refunds, or feature differences—but there’s no section addressing them. A simple FAQ can go a long way in making users feel supported.

• A small FAQ section with the most common questions will remove doubts before they even arise.
• A "Need help?" section with a contact link or live chat option will add a sense of trust and accessibility.

This small addition will improve the user experience significantly and make your pricing page feel more complete.

Make It More Engaging with Interactive Features

Your design is already strong, but adding small interactive elements would improve it.

• A toggle for switching between monthly and yearly pricing can make comparisons easier.
• Hover effects that reveal more details about each feature would add depth without cluttering the design.
• A simple comparison tool where users can select two plans to see key differences would enhance decision-making.

These changes would make the page not just functional, but also more dynamic and engaging. You’re already on the right track, and with these refinements, your design will be even stronger. Keep going—your pricing page has the potential to be outstanding!

Hey Ankita,

I’ve had the opportunity to review your submission and I’d like to share some feedback:

What You Did Well:

• The layout is clean and easy to navigate.
• Clear headings and brief descriptions create a strong first impression.

Areas for Improvement:

• The content could be more concise. For example, instead of repeating “plan” after every plan type, we could simply use the plan name.
• Ensuring the three boxes have the same height will create better visual balance and spacing.

Final Thoughts:

Overall, you’ve made great progress and these small adjustments can further improve the user experience. Keep up the good work!