Why do logo bars lose on pricing pages?

Why do logos keep losing on pricing pages when A/B tested?

Dropbox is one of hundreds of brands that have tested out of a logo bar on their pricing page.

This post isn’t going to be about the value of logos.

It’s about understanding user intent/flow.

A prospect reaches a pricing page.

They look at the plans… Then they scroll down.

They are looking for an answer they didn’t find.

Some point of clarity on one of the plans.

Do you have this feature? Do you have localization? How do your credits work?

Very rarely is someone just generically browsing for some additional trust signal.

This is why lean pricing pages, like you see from brands like Lovable, (Plans → Security features → FAQ) tend to perform really well.

When it comes to website design and industry best practices, a huge variable is connecting your design, navigation, and flow to user intent.

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