Review your pricing page like a buyer
Reads your pricing page as a sceptical buyer would, and lists what is confusing, missing or likely to stall a purchase.
Act as a sceptical potential buyer: {{CUSTOMER}}.
Read this pricing page:
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{{PRICING_PAGE}}
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Our goal for the page: {{GOAL}}
Tell me, in the buyer's voice:
1. What I understand in the first 10 seconds, and which plan I think is for me.
2. Every point where I am confused or need to do maths.
3. Questions I would need answered before paying, that the page does not answer.
4. What would make me leave the page.
Then, as a pricing consultant:
5. The 5 changes most likely to help the goal, in priority order.
Be blunt. Do not praise anything unless it directly helps the goal.Example output
First impression: I can not tell which plan I need in 10 seconds. Confusing: "seats" vs "users" used for the same thing. Missing: what happens when I exceed the invoice limit. Fix first: add a "Best for" line under each plan name.
How to use
Paste the page text including plan names, prices, feature lists and FAQs. Run it again with a different CUSTOMER, such as a small team versus a large one, to see where needs differ.
Why it works
Role-playing a specific buyer surfaces confusion that you can no longer see on your own page. Telling the model to skip praise counters its habit of being agreeable, so you get the problems, not reassurance.