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Taste Test
When you're designing a pricing section, one of the hardest decisions is how much to show upfront.
Too little — buyers feel unsure. Too much — they get overwhelmed and scroll away.
These are two versions I built for an AutoShip subscription brand in Replo. One keeps it tight. One lays everything out.
🤔Which one earns the click?
1 voted
17%
5 voted
83%
6 votes
Closed
Expanded one look good
Thanks for your feedback.
Expended is more user friendly
Great, I will teast it. Thanks for you feedback😍
Expanded rocks!
Thanks your feedback Vincent. I will teast it.
Welcome
Expanded does the job
I will teast it Olaoluwa😍
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