Put real numbers on the page
weROI starts from US$150 for a clear build. Optional monthly help from US$30. Mystery pricing trains buyers to ghost or lowball. If you are ashamed of the number, the offer is wrong, not the page.
Scope beats slogans
List what ships. List what is optional. Written scope before payment protects both sides. A slogan about excellence without deliverables is marketing fog.
One plan, then depth
Lead with the path most buyers take. Hide edge cases behind Custom so the page stays scannable. Too many tiers read like a conference menu.
Separate one-time builds from monthly help
People understand pay once for the site, then optional care. Mixing them into one confusing subscription drains trust. weROI keeps builds one-time and retainers optional after launch.
Answer the three objections early
How much, how long, what happens after launch. Put those near the CTA. Do not force a call to learn the Starter price.
Use social proof that can be opened
Public Google reviews beat private screenshots. Link Testimonials. Dorrel and Tamara left 5.0 reviews you can verify.
Design the page like a decision tool
Not a brochure. A decision tool. Compare packages, show who each is for, and send people to the brief. That is how weROI Pricing is built.
When custom is honest
Ecommerce, complex booking, or multi-location needs Custom. Say so. Forcing every niche into the same US$150 box creates refund fights.