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Basecamp pricing page with the plan list on the left and the selected Studio plan on the right.
Basecamp pricing page where each plan in the list on the left shows its monthly price beside its name, with the Studio plan still selected on the right.After (proposed)
Every plan's price now sits beside its name in the list, taken from each plan's own panel, so the list compares plans without a click.
Show every plan's price in one comparison.

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Show every plan's price in one comparison.

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$ claude> Work in the repository that serves Basecamp: https://basecamp.com/> Find the actual components, content and styles before editing. Check the current implementation against this dated observation; do not assume file paths.> > Make one change: Show every plan's price in one comparison.> Put every plan's price, project limit and storage in one comparison. A team can weigh the tradeoff without clicking through each plan.> > Design intent:> Comparison works better when consequential values are simultaneously visible. Reducing interaction can make a dense commercial decision easier without adding a pricing wizard.> > What was observed:> The captured pricing page lists five plan names and capacities on one side and the selected Studio details on the other. The fixed-price model is a strength to preserve. Current numbers and included features must come from the live pricing data.> > Where, exactly:> 1. Plan list showing capacities but no prices: Put each plan's price next to its name here, so the list compares plans on its own.> … 21 more lines> … 27 more lines

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