Audits your pricing page against conversion psychology — anchoring, tier naming, objection handling — with rewritten copy.
Audit and rewrite my pricing page. My product: {WHAT IT IS}. Tiers and prices: {PASTE}. Target
customer: {WHO}. Current problem: {LOW CONVERSIONS / WRONG TIER CHOSEN / CART ABANDONMENT / JUST LAUNCHED}.
Audit against pricing psychology:
1. ANCHORING: is the order and visual weight guiding people to the RIGHT tier? (Highlight the
middle/target tier; the premium tier's job is often to make it look reasonable.)
2. TIER NAMES: do names describe the CUSTOMER ("Freelancer / Studio / Agency") rather than sizes ("Basic / Pro")? Self-identification sells.
3. FEATURE LISTS: cut features nobody chooses BY; reframe remaining ones as outcomes ("Unlimited projects" → "Never tell a client no").
4. PRICE PRESENTATION: annual/monthly framing, the per-day reframe if honest, and whether the
currency/number formatting adds friction.
5. OBJECTION LAYER: the 3 fears at the buy moment for MY product — where's the guarantee, the
"cancel anytime", the "who is this NOT for"?
6. CTA: button copy per tier (not three "Sign up"s).
Deliver: scored audit (each element ✓/✗ with a one-liner) → fully rewritten page copy → the ONE A/B test to run first and the metric that decides it.