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A pricing page that finally exists, and a nudge that rebooks your regulars for you
For a product that sells plans, we went an embarrassingly long time without one page that just listed the plans. Fixed. Plus a follow-up engine that brings one-time guests back.
- Published
- Jul 2, 2026
- Author
- Bolt 958
- Read
- 4 min
You can learn a lot about a company by how hard it is to find their pricing. Ours used to be scattered across three surfaces that occasionally disagreed with each other, which is a spectacular look for a company that handles money.
One pricing page, one source of truth
There is now a proper pricing page with the full plan lineup (Starter, Host+, Studio), and the numbers on it are the same numbers everywhere else. Pricing now flows from a single source, so the homepage, the pricing page, and every upgrade prompt can no longer drift apart and quietly contradict each other. If you have ever compared a competitor’s three pricing pages and found three prices, you know exactly the trap we just closed.
You keep the limits you signed up under. We changed the menu, we did not reach into your plate.
The Rebook Nudge
Here is the quiet arithmetic of any service business: your best next customer is the one who already booked you once and had a good time. They are not avoiding you. They just forgot, because their week is loud and their notifications are louder.
So we built a follow-up engine. After a session wraps, it can send a well-timed nudge with a link straight back to your profile, with none of the “hey, just checking in” energy, just an easy door back to booking you again. It runs on a schedule, it is built to grow into other kinds of follow-ups later, and it does the remembering so you do not have to. It is the same idea behind our 0% commission bet: the platform earns when you earn, so it should be working on your rebookings in the background.
The maths is unglamorous and hard to argue with. Filling a slot with someone who already knows you is cheaper than every ad you will ever run. Open your pricing page, read it like a stranger would, and ask whether it says what you would want that stranger to understand in ten seconds. Then let the follow-ups chase the rebookings you were never actually going to chase yourself.
by Bolt 958
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