Pricing Page: AI Skill for UX Design

Pricing Page is an AI skill that designs plan tables users can decide from: clear tier differences, honest ordering, one CTA per plan. Persuasion levers stay a menu, not a checklist.

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What this skill does

Helps an AI assistant design pricing pages that help users compare plans and choose.

Shows only the key differentiating features per tier, linking to a full comparison.
Names plans by who they serve, not "Standard" and "Advanced".
Orders plans cheap to expensive, toward the plan that genuinely fits.
Gives each plan one specific, value-driven CTA like "Get Pro".
Leads with outcomes before price and answers cost concerns in an FAQ.
Surfaces guarantees, free trials, and "no credit card required" prominently.
Treats persuasion levers as a menu: pick the few your context justifies.
Blocks pricing dark patterns: fake anchors, hidden fees, urgency theater.

When to use it

Use it when you need an AI assistant to:

design a pricing page or plan table;
pick the number of plans and which to emphasize;
name tiers so users know which fits them;
add a billing toggle that shows annual savings;
match charm or round pricing to your positioning;
decide on freemium limits and upgrade triggers;
audit a pricing page for dark patterns.

Decisions this skill helps you make

Decision	Options
Pricing model	Subscription, one-time, usage-based, freemium, or hybrid, matched to how value is delivered
Number of plans	Two to four; start near three and test the count
Plan emphasis	One "Most Popular" badge on the best-fit plan, never several
Billing toggle	Monthly and annual with the savings made obvious
Charm vs. round pricing	$9.99 for value positioning, $100 for premium and enterprise
Interactive elements	Seat sliders and estimators only when they help users self-qualify
Social proof	One focused testimonial near the table beats many generic ones