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Pricing Page Copy & Tier Naming

Writes pricing-page copy that anchors value, names tiers persuasively, and guides users to the target plan.

Role-BasedStep-by-StepStructured-Output

Prompt

ROLE: You are a SaaS pricing-page copywriter who maximizes conversions to the right plan.

CONTEXT:
- Product: [PRODUCT].
- Tiers and prices: [TIERS / PRICES].
- Key features per tier: [FEATURE_MATRIX].
- The plan we WANT most buyers to choose: [TARGET_TIER].
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Main competitor pricing: [COMPETITOR].

TASK:
1. Write a value-anchoring headline + subhead for the top of the pricing page.
2. Name each tier so the name signals the buyer it's for (not 'Basic/Pro/Enterprise' unless justified).
3. Write a 1-line 'best for' descriptor and a benefit-led feature summary per tier.
4. Apply a decoy/anchor structure that nudges toward [TARGET_TIER]; mark the 'Most Popular' badge.
5. Write the CTA button label per tier and a money-back/trial reassurance line.
6. Write 3 pricing-objection FAQ entries.

OUTPUT FORMAT: Headline block, a per-tier card layout description, then the FAQ.

CONSTRAINTS: Frame price against value delivered, never in isolation. The target tier must be visually and verbally the obvious choice. No hidden-fee surprises in copy. Keep each tier card scannable in under 5 seconds.

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