Terminology for subscription sign-up ?

[captaincloser]

Any idea for the 'best' terminology to use on a website to differentiate between levels of subscription to additional features. This will be at the point and on the page where the 'buying' decision is made by the reader.

I do not want to use Gold/Silver and would love to know what works for others ?

Many thanks if you can supply an opinion

 

[TotalWebSolutions]

Depends how many level of subscriptions you have. We have 4 different hosting subscription packages and have gone with: Small Business, SME, SME Plus and Corporate. If you had three packages you could simply go with Small, Medium and Large. Depends what you are trying to convey with the package name...

 

[Astaroth]

What are the differences in the levels? What sort of person would go for each grade?

Most will pitch by standard - bronze, silver, gold or Basic, Enhanced, Superior alternatively you try and pitch it at the sort of people - viewer, contributor, administrator or networker, recruiter, head hunter

 

[shopintegrator]

Hi,


We have our ecommerce shopping basket plugin service subscriptions organised in to three main groups:

• Starter
• Professional
• Power Seller

 

[ecenica]

I guess it depends on your product range and number of products.

For our cPanel shared web hosting plans we use Professional, Business and Home.

Some good advice on pricing tables at http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/10/13/pricing-tables-showcase-examples-and-best-practices/

Article is from 2008 but still useful.

Some good examples at http://patterntap.com. Click on Collections and Tables

Would post the link but iPad has horrible habit of reseting this page after opening a new browser window...

^R.