Félix Malfait
c25c0f4698
Reworks the pricing surface in one PR: a new Enterprise tier on the
pricing page, five competitor pricing comparison pages, and the pricing
page section that links to them.
## Enterprise tier (pricing page)
- Third plan on both the cloud and self-hosting views: "from $50k /year"
with a "Talk to sales" CTA opening the existing contact modal.
- Cloud bullets: single-tenant isolation, IP allow-listing, SCIM
provisioning, dedicated support & SLA. Self-host: SCIM, air-gapped
deployment, LTS releases.
- Comparison table gains an Enterprise column (inherits Organization
values unless a row overrides) plus an Enterprise category of rows.
- New halftone building icon generated with the /halftone studio to
match the plan icon family.
- Pro and Organization pricing unchanged ($9/$19, in sync with Stripe).
## Competitor comparison pages
-
`/compare-pricing/{hubspot,salesforce,attio,pipedrive,microsoft-dynamics}`:
one shared template driven by a data file per vendor.
- Feature-by-feature cost table (competitor price + unlocking tier +
source link per claim, "checked on July 30, 2026" note, "spotted an
inaccuracy" link), a side-by-side bill for a 20-person team using the
PlanCard visual language with a savings badge cloned from the billing
toggle's -25% chip, and a one-line "fair play" note per vendor.
- Prices are 2026 list prices researched from vendors' public pricing
pages, billed annually. Routes registered in the website route registry
(indexed, sitemap, hreflang).
## Pricing page hub
- The salesfarce section intro becomes "Compare the real cost" with the
five comparison links using the footer's hover-marker link style. The
parody widget is unchanged.
Locale catalogs untouched for the i18n bot. Typecheck, lint, and the
website test suite pass.
Worth a second pair of eyes: the Pipedrive plan names/prices (2025
rebrand; their pricing page blocks fetchers) and the Salesforce "+30% of
spend" support/sandbox figures.
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