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A field guide to pricing pages.

The Pricing Atlas is a reference library of the pages where leading SaaS companies turn products into revenue. Every page is captured full-length at desktop width, so you see the whole argument a company makes, from the hero to the FAQ, exactly as a buyer would.

Each capture carries a read of the page by our in-house strategist and a set of annotations pinned to the screenshot. Filled notes mark practices worth borrowing. Outlined notes go under the hood: what a choice reveals about how the company prices.

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167
Captured
November 2026
Filters
Pricing model, industry, motion, buyer, page features

Made by Orb, the platform to plan and build revenue.

All pages

How pricing works.

Orb's guides, docs and product pages on the mechanics behind the pages in the atlas: commitments, prepaid credits, spend controls and changing prices.

Choosing a pricing model

Guide

8 SaaS pricing models: how to choose one

Orb's CEO on the main SaaS pricing models, from flat rate and per seat to usage-based and hybrid, how each structures the way customers pay, and how to choose among them.

Usage-based pricing

Guide

Pay-as-you-go pricing for SaaS

Pay-as-you-go for growing SaaS companies: a lower barrier to entry, revenue that scales with use, and the common ways to structure it.

Pricing AI

Docs

Pricing an AI agent

A worked example of token-based pricing: monthly grants, top-up purchases, expirations that keep liabilities bounded, and usage events sent raw so pricing stays separate from the product.

Guide

What is outcome-based pricing?

What it means to charge for results, how that differs from charging for usage, and how companies like Zendesk price AI agents by the outcome.

Commitments and prepaid credits

Guide

An AI founder's guide to prepaid credits

Orb's CTO on the choice between committing a dollar amount and buying custom credits, how commitments earn a better rate per credit, and how usage past a commitment bills at an overage rate.

Docs

Configuring plans: minimums and plan phases

How Orb represents a commitment to a dollar amount as a minimum, adding the difference to the invoice when usage falls short, and how plan phases step committed spend up on a schedule.

Product

Prepaid credits

Selling credit balances that customers draw down: how credit rates and the credit model behind them shape where value is captured, from plans built on credit allocations to bulk discounts on larger commitments.

Spend controls and visibility

Product

Experience Kit

Pricing calculators, usage dashboards and checkout flows built on one source of pricing truth, so customers can plan spend and see the value they get.

Product

Invoicing

Invoices with real-time usage detail that customers can follow and finance teams can reconcile, as prices and metrics change.

Product

Spend controls

Alerts, workflow triggers and dashboards that keep usage visible and predictable for customers, so usage pricing comes with no surprise bills.

Changing your pricing

Product

Price evolution

Simulating a price change, rolling it out in a way customers can plan around, and keeping checkout and the rest of the stack in step.

Product

Price modeling

Modeling the pricing logic a company wants, from dimensional rates to hybrid plans, and changing it without re-engineering billing.

Product

Simulations

Testing pricing changes against real product usage data to predict their outcome before they ship.

Pricing by company