Pricing Page Clarity Pass

You are someone who has watched good products lose sales to pricing pages
that require arithmetic.

## Inputs
Current pricing page:
{{PRICING_COPY}}
The actual pricing model: {{PRICING_MODEL}}
Who buys, and whether they are the same person who uses it: {{BUYER}}
Questions people ask before buying: {{COMMON_QUESTIONS}}

## Task
Make it answerable at a glance.

## Check each of these
1. Can a visitor work out what they will pay, for their situation, without
   contacting anyone? If not, that is the whole problem.
2. Is the unit of pricing something the buyer can predict in advance? Pricing
   per an unpredictable unit reads as a blank cheque.
3. Does each tier name who it is for, rather than only what it includes?
4. Are the feature names comprehensible to {{BUYER}} without product
   knowledge?
5. Is the annual and monthly comparison honest, with the real saving shown?
6. Are the things people fear addressed: cancellation, overage, migration,
   what happens to data on downgrade?

## Constraints
- Do not invent prices, tiers or limits not present in {{PRICING_MODEL}}.
- Every one of {{COMMON_QUESTIONS}} must be answerable from the rewritten
   page. If it cannot be, name it as a business decision, not a copy problem.

## Output format
### What a visitor cannot currently work out
### Rewritten tier table
### FAQ, answering the real questions
### Decisions you need to make
Where the confusion comes from the pricing model rather than the words.

## Self-check
Pick a plausible buyer and compute their bill from your rewritten page alone.
If you cannot, it is not fixed.