CTA
You might say
Add a prominent spot on the page that makes people want to click 'Start free trial.'
Tell visitors the next action you want them to takeA call to action turns the page's message into a concrete next step, such as Start free, Book a demo, or Download. The wording should describe the result, and the action should appear after enough context to make the choice reasonable.
Call to Action
When to use it
- Start a trial or sign-upCreate project
- Book a consultation
- Download a useful resource
- Continue after the page has explained the value
When NOT to use it
- Label every button as a call to actionSaveSubmitPublish
- Use vague text such as Submit when the result mattersClick meButton
- Repeat a high-pressure action before giving context
- Offer several equal actions that lead in different directions
Anatomy
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Trial period · Fees and cancellation rules
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The next step that users need to take most in the current area
Describe the fees, deadlines or preconditions that affected the decision
Provide another reasonable path without interfering with the main goal
Variants
Primary
Start for free
The next step is clear and no additional selection is required
WithSecondary
Start for freeTake a look at the demo →
When some users need to know more information first
InlineForm
Enter emailSubscribe
The next step is when you only need to submit a short field
Typical use cases
Start free
Turn an idea into a web page with one sentence
State the trial length, pricing, and cancellation terms clearly.
Start free
Book a demo
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Describe trial period, fees and cancellation rules
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Download
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Example prices and benefits
Free¥0/month
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