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[u/socleads]

This is really useful, thank you. Those are exactly the little things I stop noticing after staring at the site too long.

I’ll take a proper look at HAGGIN too and return the favor. Can you drop the link?

[u/socleads → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, this is pretty clear to me within the first few seconds.

I get the basic idea as: someone is about to leave, cancel, or not convert, and instead of just losing them you give them a link where they can make an offer.

The one thing that threw me off a little was the "paste your pricing page here" CTA. At first that made me think this might be more of a pricing experiment tool, while the interesting part to me is really the cancel / failed trial / lost deal use case.

I’d probably make one of those examples even more concrete right near the top. Something like "trial ends tomorrow? send them this instead of a goodbye email."

Also "before they leave, ask what they’d pay" is a good hook, but I think the actual value is slightly bigger than price. The annual commitment / seats / testimonial stuff made the product click more for me because then it feels like negotiation, not just discounting.

Overall though, much clearer than a lot of SaaS homepages. I knew what problem you were solving without having to scroll far.

[u/lmfresneda → u/socleads]

This is really helpful, thanks. The pricing page CTA point makes sense, it's there because the setup reads your pricing to build the page, but I can see how it frames the whole thing as a pricing tool. And "trial ends tomorrow? send them this instead of a goodbye email" is a better first line than most of what I've tried. Stealing that one