How to Use the Pricing Block on UniLink

The Pricing block is a UniLink block that displays your product or service pricing tiers in a structured, easy-to-compare format so visitors can quickly choose the plan or package that fits their needs.

What is the Pricing Block?

The Pricing block brings a professional, conversion-optimized pricing table directly to your UniLink page. Instead of asking visitors to navigate to a separate pricing page on your website, you can present your plans, packages, or tiers with their features and prices right where your audience already is. This block is ideal for SaaS products, membership communities, coaching packages, creative services, and any other business with tiered pricing. Clear, visible pricing builds trust and helps visitors make confident purchasing decisions faster.

How to Add the Pricing Block

1. Log in to your UniLink Dashboard
2. Open your page editor
3. Click Add Block (+)
4. Select Pricing

Configuration Options

• Plan Name - Name each pricing tier clearly, such as "Starter", "Pro", or "Enterprise".
• Price and Billing Period - Display the cost and whether it is charged monthly, annually, or as a one-time payment.
• Feature List - List the key features or inclusions for each plan so visitors can compare value at a glance.
• Highlighted Plan - Mark one plan as recommended or most popular to guide visitors toward your preferred option.
• CTA Button per Plan - Add an individual button for each tier with text like "Get Started" or "Choose Plan" linking to the relevant checkout.
• Toggle for Billing Periods - Optionally add a monthly and annual toggle so visitors can switch between billing frequencies and see the savings.

Best Practices

• Highlight your most popular or highest-margin plan using a badge or contrasting color to naturally draw the eye to it.
• Limit your pricing display to three tiers wherever possible, as too many options cause decision paralysis and reduce conversions.
• Show the annual price alongside the monthly equivalent so visitors can clearly see the saving without doing the math themselves.
• Keep feature descriptions short and benefit-focused, as saying "Unlimited projects" is more persuasive than "No project cap".

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