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Indicate true pricing on the website #1682

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Description

  • Changed the main toggle to switch between monthly and annually.
  • Removed the starter plan from the annual option.
  • Added sliders to the team and enterprise plans to calculate prices with discounts applied based on volume and billing frequency.
  • Updated the "Contact Us" link to scroll down to the form.

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closes #1662

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  • I have considered the performance impact of these changes
  • Suitable unit/system level tests have been added and they pass
  • Documentation has been updated

@Yndira-E Yndira-E requested a review from zackwasli February 20, 2024 17:14
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One piece of feedback, I don't know if this is intentional. If I select the annual option, the pricing is still labeled as per-month - it doesn't tell me what the annual cost is:

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Hi @knolleary, thanks for the feedback 🙂

It is intentional, aimed at making it easier to compare prices.

Initially, I displayed monthly prices in the monthly section and annual prices in the annual section, but it seemed a bit confusing, especially with the high annual figure. It's not common to see such large numbers on pricing pages.

Upon further review of other pricing pages for reference:

Asana Pricing
Dropbox Business Plans
Canny Pricing
Grammarly Plans

I noticed they all show monthly prices in their yearly and monthly billing options. So, I thought it would be beneficial to provide a consistent basis for comparison.

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@Yndira-FlowForge thanks for the detailed reply. Makes sense to me - especially if this appears to be a standard practice.

@Yndira-E Yndira-E requested a review from knolleary February 21, 2024 10:15
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@knolleary I meant to add you as a reviewer yesterday, and now I see I didn't. Would you mind checking the code as well? It's working fine, @zackwasli confirmed the numbers were correct, but I'd appreciate a double-check on the script.

@knolleary knolleary merged commit 05f099f into main Feb 21, 2024
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@knolleary knolleary deleted the 1662-indicate-true-pricing-on-the-website branch February 21, 2024 19:18
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