Hi {{firstName}},
I've worked on 40+ {{vertical}} websites in the last three years. There's a pattern: pricing is either buried under three clicks or shown without context. Both lose deals.
{{company}}'s pricing page is one click in but the plan names ("Starter / Growth / Scale") give a buyer no idea where they fit. We've found that swapping plan names for use-case labels ("Solo / Team / Enterprise") cuts pricing-page bounce 20–30%.
I put together a 4-page teardown of {{company}}'s site with three specific recommendations. Want me to send it?
— {{senderFirstName}}Authority through specificity. '40+ vertical sites' is concrete and probably verifiable. The middle paragraph delivers a free insight — even if they don't reply, they remember it. Ending with a yes-or-no on a tangible deliverable (the 4-page teardown) is more compelling than 'happy to chat.'
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