Hey Derek,

It is a little edge case like you say - and while not the typical standalone landing page concept that we are trying to provide a solution for, it’s a really interesting idea so I’m going to give it some thought to see if there’s a realistic use case in there. I have some ideas.

Thanks as always.

Combined with the ability to track different button/link clicks this could work very nicely. But as you say, Oli, it does stray away quite a bit from the kind of setup you’re currently offering.

+1; would be nice to have!

I would use a pricing page template like this, for sure.

I agree. A pricing landing page would be highly useful to split test.

A great example: http://www.shoeboxed.com/pricing/

The entire user flow there may as well have been done on Unbounce.

Haha…looks like I created a bit of a customer desire here!

🙂

Nice example Derek.

We’re going to be looking at the whole startup/entrepreneur template concept really soon and this will be on the list.

I agree, I’d use this feature. Maybe more generic though. Rather than specifically a pricing grid, perhaps a comparison grid?

Good idea for a second new template type idea (the comparison page)

i like the idea too - it’s even possible to implement it today on an unbounce page, the only thing that is missing is some standard javascript call we can do such as _ub.goal(1) for pricing option 1, call _ub.goal(2) for pricing option 2, etc. You can then show multiple conversion % in the backend, one for each pricing option.

an added benefit is that if we then embed some form from wufoo or some other service, or a paypal button, we can call the _ub.goal() function in an onsubmit handler for example, and register the conversion in unbounce, rather than only supporting conversion through the submit of an unbounce form.

This still on a drawing board somewhere? 🙂

this still on a drawing board somewhere?

Hey Derek,

Yeah it is, unfortunately templates got bumped back a bit.

I can confirm now that we’ve slotted templates into our Q2 roadmap (April-June).

+1 for this ideas dshanahan.

@Orli – any update on this?

Hi Aron,

We are still planning new templates but it’s more likely to be late summer now.

Sorry for the delays on this guys - still high on our list.

I’d use this as well as a comparison page and possibly pricing

At long last - we’re putting together some templates with pricing grids on them:

Here are 2 examples (would love to know your thoughts):

I’m planing on building the templates with a series of page sections that you can delete if you don’t need (e.g. there would be a page section with a 3-col pricing grid, one with a 4-col pricing grid, and one with a 5-col pricing grid) - that way it’s one template and you just remove what you don’t need.

http://templates.unbounce.com/consult…

http://templates.unbounce.com/product…

Awesome! And right on time.

Sweet! They look great - especially this one: http://templates.unbounce.com/product…

Nice. How can I get started with both to do some a/b testing for our free online backup service?

Very Nice!

Soon, soon 🙂

We need to refine a few things and get them into the system as real templates - I would guestimate at around 3 weeks from now.

I’d love to have these templates.