Checkout & payments tips

5 tips curated around Checkout & payments best practices.

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UX tip graphic with the title 'Use a feature comparison table for pricing plans.' Top section marked with a red X shows three stacked pricing cards (Basic $19, Pro $49, Business $119) with truncated feature lists. Bottom section marked with a green checkmark shows a feature comparison table with plans as columns and features as rows, with checkmarks showing what each tier includes. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Checkout & payments

Apr 11, 2026

Pricing cards that hide half the features make every plan look the same

When plans differ across multiple features, card layouts force users to scroll and remember. Comparison tables make differences scannable at a glance.

UX tip graphic with the title 'Show plan savings directly in the pricing UI at a glance.' Two pricing cards side by side with a Monthly/Annually toggle: the left card marked with a red X shows just '$23/month' with no savings context, the right card marked with a green checkmark shows '$23' with a strikethrough '$29', a 'Save 20% · $72/year' badge, and 'per month, billed annually' text. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Checkout & payments

Apr 10, 2026

A price without context is just a number — show the savings to make it a deal

A bare price with no context gives users nothing to compare. Show savings badges, crossed-out prices, and annual totals so the value is obvious at a glance.

UX tip graphic with the title 'Draw attention to the plan you want users to choose.' Top section marked with a red X shows three equal-weight pricing cards (Basic $19, Pro $49, Business $119) with identical styling and outline buttons. Bottom section marked with a green checkmark shows the same three plans with the Pro plan elevated, featuring a 'MOST POPULAR' badge, larger card, and a purple filled CTA button while the other plans have outline buttons. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Checkout & payments

Apr 6, 2026

Equal-weight pricing cards turn a simple choice into an exhausting comparison

When all pricing plans look the same, users stall. Draw attention to the recommended option with visual emphasis to reduce comparison time.

UX tip graphic with the title 'Don't force account creation during checkout.' Two order summary cards side by side: the left card marked with a red X shows a 'You'll need an account to continue' message with a Create account button, the right card marked with a green checkmark shows Log in and Guest checkout buttons with social sign-in options for Facebook, Google, and Apple. BRIX Templates branding at the bottom.

Checkout & payments

Mar 18, 2026

Let people buy first, sign up later — don't gate checkout with registration

Forced account creation at checkout loses impulse buyers. Let users check out as guests, log in, or use social sign-in for faster purchases.

Checkout & payments

Mar 18, 2026

Small security cues next to the payment button ease the anxiety that kills conversions

Trust badges and guarantees near the payment button reassure users at the moment of commitment, reducing hesitation and cart abandonment.