The flow
paywall
Design an honest, high-converting paywall: one value beat before the price, every price visible before any tap, a trial timeline with real dates, money that rolls, a bright calm ground, and no dark patterns. Use for subscription screens, pricing, trials, upgrade prompts or "the paywall looks scammy".
Generated draft

With the skills

Before the price (1–3 beats, no top bar)
- One screen of value in their terms: their week before and with the app, from their answers.
- If something is free (a companion app), say so before the price.
- A small commitment (hold the hero to commit) can lead into the paywall.
The paywall
- Every price visible before any tap. A big single price is fine only if the others are on the screen too.
- The trial timeline: today, the reminder day, the first charge day, with real dates.
- Money rolls on slot-machine reels when a plan changes; time never does.
- A bright, calm ground: one colour field or a soft gradient, fine grain at most.
- What you get: three or four lines with weight, not ten ticks.
- One button, the outcome ("Start my free week"), then a quiet "Restore purchases".
The way out
- Say how to cancel on the paywall, in its small print ("Cancel anytime in Settings"), and make it true: Cancel sits where people expect it and is never more than a tap away (
cancel-flow). - On a trial, the reminder on the timeline is a promise. Send it.
Never
- Laurels, invented reviews, "#1 app" claims you cannot prove.
- Countdown timers, "only today" prices that are always there.
- Pre-selected expensive plans hidden below the fold.
- Per-week prices that hide an annual charge.
- A close button that is hard to find.