Updated: 31 October 2026

Write pricing page copy

This prompt writes pricing page copy for your product from your plans, prices and what each plan includes.

text-pricing-page-copy — chatgpt — 56 words

Write the copy for a pricing page for [PRODUCT].

Plans and prices: [PLANS]
What each plan includes: [FEATURES]
Target customer: [CUSTOMER]
Common objections: [OBJECTIONS]

Provide a headline, a one-line description for each plan, feature bullets in plain language, a recommended plan label, a short FAQ addressing the objections and a reassuring line about cancelling or refunds.

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Name the plan by who it is for, such as "Solo" or "Team", rather than "Basic" and "Pro".

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What you will get

Pricing page copy with a headline, one line per plan, plain feature bullets, a recommended plan label, a short FAQ that answers your common objections and a line about cancelling or refunds.

Why it works

A pricing page is where people decide, so the prompt asks for the copy that removes doubt: who each plan is for, what is in it in plain words, and the answers to the objections you listed. The recommended label reduces choice, and the reassuring line about cancelling lowers the risk of saying yes.

Common mistake

The feature bullets are internal names.

Fix: Ask for each feature to be written as what the customer can do, such as “send invoices from your phone” instead of “mobile module”.

Also watch for

The plans are named Basic and Pro. As the tip says, name them by who they are for. People pick faster when they see themselves.
The refund line promises more than your policy. Write your real terms in the objections or plans field. Pricing pages are read carefully.

Try a variation: single plan

If you have only one price, ask for a page that explains what is included, what is not, and answers the objection “is it worth it?” with an example.

Still not right? Reply with this

Rewrite each plan’s one-liner to start with who it is for, and add a short comparison of the top two plans in three rows.