TT-MKT-204 · One-time

Rebuild Your Pricing Page to Convert

$3,000 one-time

One defined outcome, delivered once.

Your time: 1.5 hours per week

the overview

3 min · no signup

the outcomes

Primary outcome

Rebuild Your Pricing Page to Convert

Measured with a split test against the current pricing page over four weeks.

  • Secondary outcomes
  • 01

    Reduce Plan Selection Time

    Median time from page load to plan click.

  • 02

    Reduce Pricing Questions

    Inbound questions about tiers and limits.

  • 03

    Increase Average Plan Value

    Mean starting plan price after the rebuild.

the deliverables

DeliverableExample · Once
Deliverable
Owner
Halyard Media · reviewed by you
Arrives as
Item in your service thread
Reference
TT-MKT-204-D01

Reviewed by your team before anything ships.

the methodology

Strategy first. The work is downstream of it.

The same traffic on your pricing and signup path, more demo requests out of it. We treat that as a strategy problem first and a production problem second — the sequence of decisions matters more than the volume of output.

  1. 01
    01Week 1

    Establish the baseline

    We take analytics and cms access and write down where you stand today, so every later claim about progress is measured against something real.

  2. 02
    02Week 1–2

    Commit to a thesis

    We decide what has to be true for this outcome to happen, name the two or three moves that matter most, and drop everything that only looks like work.

  3. 03
    03Weeks 2–6

    Run the work

    Drop-off mapped step by step from visit to request ships on a fixed rhythm. Nothing waits on a meeting; you review finished work instead of briefing it.

  4. 04
    04At delivery

    Judge it, then change it

    Before-and-after conversion report with the winning version live closes the loop. What moved the outcome gets more weight, what didn't gets cut, and the specification changes accordingly.

The service decides

  • Sequence and priority of the work
  • Which tactics get dropped mid-flight
  • When the provider's approach needs to change

You decide

  • Public claims about your product
  • Named customers and numbers
  • Anything that changes positioning

Held to this bar

One finished outcome, shipped on the agreed date, with the reasoning written down.

Miss it and we change the provider, not the promise.

what we need from you

Technology requirements
CMS access
Staging plus publishing rights
Analytics (read)
Current pricing page behaviour
CRM access
Plan mix and deal size data
Knowledge requirements
Packaging rules
Plans, limits, add-ons, discount policy
Sales objections
Where pricing conversations stall today
Brand assets
Design system and component constraints
Time per week

1.5 hours

Asynchronous. No standing meetings — per week, while it runs, whenever it suits you.

Your role in that time
  1. 01Confirm packaging and pricing constraints
  2. 02Review the pricing logic with finance or your exec sponsor
  3. 03Give one consolidated round of feedback per draft
  4. 04Approve the page before launch

Currently powered by

Halyard Media

“Providers are continuously evaluated against the Three Thousand standard.” We own the relationship, the specification, and the quality bar — and replace the provider whenever a better one exists.

reviews

4.4

Based on 41 verified reviews

85%
still running the service after three months

Distribution

  • 5 ★54%
  • 4 ★42%
  • 3 ★4%
  • 2 ★0%
  • 1 ★0%

How reviews work here

  • Reviews are tied to a paid service, so nobody can review something they never ran.
  • They rate the outcome and the Three Thousand experience — not whichever provider happened to fulfil it that month.
  • A service that drops below the standard gets a new provider. Reviews are one of the signals we use to decide.
  • Good work, I still have to make the decisions

    It delivers exactly what it says and the quality is high. It will not tell you what your strategy should be, so make sure you know what outcome you want before you buy. That is on us, not them.

    COO

    Seed, health tech

    Verified · running 4 months

  • One thread for everything

    We run three services now and it is one conversation. I never have to work out which vendor owns a question, which sounds small until you have done it the other way.

    Chief of Staff

    Series B, logistics

    Verified · running 6 months

  • Ran without me having to manage it

    The inputs took an afternoon to hand over and then it just ran. I get the monthly readout, I approve what needs approving, and I stopped thinking about it. That was the whole reason we bought it.

    Head of Marketing

    Series A, B2B SaaS

    Verified · running 7 months

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