Sitepeel
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the upper quartile there was there was an uptick of around 5% for annual plans... we see even Tony Robbins app it's going for $99 a month... where I've been seeing this more is around like the fitness space uh education as well health apps
Premium pricing leads in fitness, health, and influencer apps
Upper-quartile annual plan prices rose ~5% YoY (State of Subscription Apps report) and the Tony Robbins app now charges $99/month — proof that premium floors have risen sharply. This trend is strongest in fitness, education, health, and influencer-led apps, and weak in price-sensitive markets like Turkey, India, and southern Europe. The middle-ground is disappearing: apps polarize toward cheap or luxury, and straddling the middle creates positioning risk.
I don't know why you want the X button to be this big and this highlighted — you can be much smarter with this X button and still keep it visible but with a different presentation, without the background color.
Don't make the dismiss X button the first thing a user sees
A large, high-contrast dismiss button primes users to close before they have read anything. The goal is not a dark pattern but a de-emphasized one: remove the background fill, reduce size, or position it where it is findable but not the focal point. Users who want to leave will find it; users on the fence should not be directed toward it.
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