Tool

Pricing page checker

Eight statements from a launch checklist. Tick the ones that are true of your page, and see what is left.

What the pricing page checker works out The checklist statements you tick go in; a count of what is marked and a list of what is left come out.

You put in

Statements from the launch checklist
The ones true of your page

Check Counts what you marked

You get back

How many are marked
Which are left

Diagram: World Enterprise Group Incorporated. Illustrative: it shows the working, not any figure of yours.

Your ticks stay on this page. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere, and nothing is put in the address bar.

Your pricing page

Read your own pricing page, then tick each statement that is true of it today.

True of my pricing page today

Each plan has a one-line statement of who it is for.
The pricing unit is named and explained in one sentence.
Every limit appears in the units the customer uses.
The page says what happens at a limit, how billing works and how to cancel.
The comparison table uses real headers and does not depend on color alone.
Two real customer questions are answered on the page.
A way to reach a person is visible.
The reason for the current price is written down somewhere you will find it later.

Statements marked true: Waiting; Tick a statement to see this.; An illustration from your inputs, not advice.
Statements not yet marked: Waiting; Tick a statement to see this.; An illustration from your inputs, not advice.

How each count is worked out

Every result above comes from the rule in this table. The statements themselves come from the launch checklist in the article on pricing page fundamentals.

Rules and assumptions of the pricing checker
Result	Rule	Assumptions
Statements marked true	The number of statements you have ticked, out of all the statements in the list.	A tick means the statement is true of your page today, as you judge it. Each statement counts once, and no statement counts for more than another. The count is not a score, a grade or a percent.
Statements not yet marked	The numbers, in list order, of the statements you have not ticked.	The numbers are the ones in the list above. A statement that is not ticked is not yet marked true. It is not marked false.

Your ticks stay on this page

The checker works in your browser. It sends nothing, it saves nothing, and it does not put your ticks in the address bar, so closing the tab removes them. The page makes no request after it loads, and you can confirm that in your browser’s network panel.

What the count is not

The count is not a score, a grade or a verdict on your page. It is arithmetic on the ticks you made, it is not advice, and WE makes no promise of funding. The checker cannot see your page, so it cannot tell whether a tick is true. It checks for presence, not quality.

Where the statements come from

The statements are the launch checklist at the end of the article on pricing page fundamentals, in the same order. The article explains why each one matters, and it says to test the page with real readers before launch.

Read the page as a buyer would

A tick is your own judgment, so the checker is a prompt to look again, not a test the page passes. Ask three people who match your buyer to read the page without your help, and compare what they say with what you ticked.

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