Music festival tier pricing
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This pricing display nails urgency with just a few scratch marks. By showing old prices crossed out, the viewer instantly feels they missed out on earlier, cheaper deals. It’s a visual reminder that prices rise, and waiting costs money.
Why It Works
- Triggers loss aversion — “I don’t want to miss the next deal!”
- Creates urgency without shouting or pop-ups
- Builds trust by being transparent about past pricing
- Uses visual contrast to pull the eye toward the current price
Real-World Examples
- Coachella uses tiered pass pricing that climbs over time, often selling out each tier in hours.
- Airlines show “only 3 seats left at this price,” making buyers act fast.
- Amazon Lightning Deals show the price drop and countdown, boosting conversion rates.
- Booking.com lists “last room at this price,” leveraging the same urgency effect.
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