Case study · Zendrop · E-commerce · Pricing · UX + CRO

Making a pricing page easier to choose from

A pricing redesign that makes the plans easier to compare and the price the clear focus.

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3plans compared on one clean page
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The problem

What was getting in the way

Zendrop's pricing page had overwhelming text on the Plus Coaching card, distracting elements, weak visual hierarchy, price cards that blended together, copy that wasn't strong enough to convert, and limited usability across the rest of the site.

The approach

How I tackled it

I rebuilt the page around choosing a plan: clearer messaging, a monthly and annual billing toggle, a calmer neutral background with less bold colour, and the price as the main detail on each card. I explored two design options and scrapped others along the way.

Key decisions

The calls that shaped the result

Price first

Price became the primary detail on each plan card, so people can compare at a glance.

Less copy, more clarity

I cut the text on the cards and made features easier to digest, with tooltips that explain individual features without crowding the page.

Calmer visuals

A cleaner neutral background and less bold colour removed distractions and let the recommended plan stand out.

Before
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After
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The result

What changed

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