Glad to review the pricing page at tallyhouse.example/pricing. I review from pasted text, and I have not opened the page. I need four things first. I will not guess them, because each one changes the findings.
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page_text (required): The pricing page text, section by section, in the order it appears. I number the sections and cite every fix by section.
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plans (required): Each plan with its name, price exactly as shown, billing terms and features as listed. I build a plan by feature matrix by script and flag features stated for one plan but not stated for others. A plan with no price, range or sample price is rated High severity.
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visitors (required): Who visits the page and from which traffic. This decides which questions the page has to answer first.
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goal (required): What the page should get visitors to do, for example start a trial or book a call. Fixes are ranked against this.
Optional: - price_facts: Prices, ranges or sample orders you allow to publish. Default: none, so I write no new prices. Any rewrite that needs a price gets an [ADD: ...] placeholder instead. With approved price facts, I can draft sample prices for plans that show none.
If you prefer, say so and I can try to open the live page in a browser instead of a paste. Plans and features would still need your check.
Each fix is a hypothesis to test, not a promise of more sign-ups. Every rewrite stays HELD until you approve publishing it.