Pricing pages with an enterprise tier (325)
The 325 pricing pages here that carry a named enterprise tier, the plan at the end of the row that is sold through a conversation rather than a checkout.
Key takeaways
- Keep a self-serve plan next to it for the visitors who don't need enterprise.
- Put a comparison table under the plans, so buyers can see what enterprise adds.
- Answer the enterprise questions in the FAQ: security, seats, contracts, onboarding.
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What the best pricing pages with an enterprise tier do
An enterprise column is easy to add. The best pages still let smaller buyers pick a plan and pay on their own.
Keep a self-serve way in
69% of the best pricing pages offer a free trial, and 66% have a free tier. Big contracts usually start months earlier with one team on a small plan, which can't happen if everyone is sent to a form.
Show what enterprise adds
82% of the best pricing pages have a comparison table. On the plan cards, enterprise often just says "everything in the plan before, plus" a short list. The table shows row by row what changes, before anyone talks to sales.
Answer procurement questions in the FAQ
91% of the best pricing pages have an FAQ. Questions about security, seats, contract length and renewal can each hold up a deal, so it's quicker to answer them on the page than on a sales call.
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5 years CRO + SEO at Qonto (2021–2025). After advising 15+ SaaS on their websites (Payfit, Pigment…), the same patterns kept breaking, so I decided to build the source of truth on what works on the web: the intelligence layer every tool, builder, and team uses to ship sites that perform.
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Enterprise tiers, answered
What the best pricing pages keep beside an enterprise tier, from the 325 here.
How common is an enterprise tier?
01Very common: most of the pricing pages here have one. Having one is standard on a pricing page, so it doesn't mean the product is mainly sold to large companies. This page looks at what the best ones put next to it.
What comes with an enterprise tier?
02Almost always a custom quote, while fewer than half of the other pricing pages have one. These pages also more often have a comparison table, customer logos and an add-ons section.
Should the other plans still show a price?
03Yes. Almost none of the best pages here hide a price. Visitors who don't need enterprise still have to be able to see a price and buy a plan, even when the enterprise column says contact us.
Do enterprise pages still need a free trial?
04The best ones keep one. Most of the best pages offer a trial, and most have a free tier too. Teams that end up signing an enterprise contract usually started on a small plan someone paid for with a company card, and removing the small plans won't push them to the enterprise tier.
How is this different from the enterprise CTA pattern gallery?
05This page collects whole pricing pages that have an enterprise tier, and looks at what sits next to it for everyone else. The enterprise CTA gallery collects the block itself, cropped out of the page, and grades how the call to action is built. The companies are the same in both.
What belongs in the enterprise FAQ?
06The questions a buyer's procurement team will ask: security and compliance, how many seats and how they're billed, contract length, what onboarding includes and whether the price changes at renewal. Almost all of the best pages here have an FAQ, more than have any other block on the page.