Why Removing 40% of Features Increased
I feel like if we don't show every feature on our pricing page, users won't think the product is powerful enough. But our sign-up rate is flat.
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I feel like if we don't show every feature on our pricing page, users won't think the product is powerful enough. But our sign-up rate is flat.
It’s a common instinct to list every feature, but that can actually hurt conversions. When a pricing page becomes too dense, users struggle to quickly understand the core value and may leave without taking action. In many CRO experiments, simplifying the message—highlighting the main benefits and a few key features—often performs better than overwhelming visitors with everything at once. Looking at examples from conversionrate.store/case-studies/, many successful tests focus on clarifying outcomes rather than listing capabilities. Sometimes framing the product around the problems it solves, with optional “see all features” links, helps users grasp value faster and improves sign-ups.