Published teardowns
Curated public pages that show the artifact shape: Summary Card, persona scores, UX signals, and findings written for product teams.
teardown · captured 2026-08-08
Top findings
Sample teardowns
Backend-as-a-service on Postgres
Supabase puts competitor names in its footer and a repository star count in its navigation, and compares four tiers across about sixty feature rows.
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Workflow automation
n8n prices Pro at $50 and Business at $800 a month, billed annually, with no tier between them, and its pricing FAQ runs to nineteen entries in one list.
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Developer platform
GitHub's value proposition names agents beside developers; a testimonial comes from Trustpilot's VP of Engineering; plans run $0 to $21 per user a month.
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AI models and API platform
OpenAI's pricing lists Free, Go, Plus and Pro from $0 to $100, with the comparison between Plus and Pro below the fold.
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Authentication infrastructure
Clerk heads its add-ons 'More than authentication', includes B2B, Billing and Administration in every plan, and its social proof shows one named logo.
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Automation platform
Zapier's leading copy says AI orchestration, and plan selection opens with a task-volume slider before any price.
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Visual web development
Webflow pitches against answer engines, not only search, leads with customer-reported figures, and spends four FAQ entries on one plan split.
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Design and publishing
Canva's captured homepage shows no testimonials, logos or user counts; Print Shop and a 'Back to school' offer share the feature grid.
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Product design tools
Figma's hero reads 'Pick your plan, choose your seats', nine product icons sit under one brand, and the comparison grid runs four tiers.
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Online whiteboard and workspace
Miro's pricing headline reads 'Where teams and AI work as one', plan prices are billed yearly, and six AI trust rows are marked for Enterprise only.
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Issue tracking and product operations
Linear, captured in April 2026: onboarding that moves toward a workspace action before deeper configuration, and tier names a buyer can self-sort by.
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Connected workspace and docs
Notion sells an AI workspace, not a notes tool: use-case entry points, a seventeen-question pricing FAQ, and five icon colours with no shared meaning.
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Team communication
Slack's pricing table groups features into eight sections, among them AI and CRM, and the page opens with IBM, OpenAI and Stripe logos under its headline.
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Team collaboration software
Atlassian presents Jira, Confluence, Loom and Rovo as the Teamwork Collection; the hero names AI agents while the main button names Jira alone.
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Video meetings platform
Zoom lists Mail and Calendar in every Workplace tier, free Basic included, and puts Contact Sales beside Sign Up Free in the navigation bar.
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Work management platform
ClickUp leads with 'Software to replace all software' and splits pricing into two tables, one for plans and one for AI.
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Async video messaging
Loom shows its AI turning recordings into Jira work items, explains buying on Loom.com versus Atlassian.com, and shows no Pricing link in its header.
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Work and project management
Asana's pricing page lists four plans, four add-ons and a fourteen-question FAQ. Its features page puts Agentic Work Management first.
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Work management platform
monday.com lists six AI controls on its homepage, opens its pricing FAQ with AI credits, and asks for nine inputs on its sales quote form.
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Payments infrastructure
Stripe's hero covers every customer size in one sentence and puts Google sign-up beside the main button; its navigation splits by intent, not by product.
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Commerce platform
Shopify's pricing page leads with $1 a month for three months, offers up to $10,000 in credits, and sets four plans side by side.
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Scheduling automation
Calendly goes from a $16 monthly seat to a $15,000 yearly contract with nothing between, and its billing switch exposes two ARIA patterns at once.
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Customer support platform
Intercom shows Essential at $19 a seat under a new-customer offer, down from $29, and Advanced at $85, with a switch for annual or monthly billing.
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Win-loss and competitive research platform
Klue's homepage as captured: a Win-Loss Clips bar above the menus, cards for Compete Agent and Win-Loss Suite, and GET A DEMO in the header and hero.
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Competitor intel and sales battlecards
Crayon's pricing page is a ten-field estimate form with no price shown, and its homepage opens customer cards with figures and lists two AI features.
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