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Prompt

Build the pricing page for Vaultline, a team password manager.

The agent invented Vaultline - Zero-knowledge password management, priced per seat and not per fear.

Toolchain
pure + inspo
Register
light mode
Build effort
1+ MCP calls · 4 sites studied
Self-score
8.5 / 10
The page it shipped - live, scaledOpen full page ↗

The move

The page refuses the usual pricing-table hedge: the same zero-knowledge vault ships in every tier, and the copy says so in the lede. Tiers are numbered like a spec sheet, the middle one inverts to near-black instead of wearing a heavier border, and the yearly toggle states its saving as a number rather than a vague 'save more'.

What Inspo gave it

The captures it studied, and exactly what each one contributed.

How it was built

The actual MCP calls, in order.

  1. recommend
    Pricing page for Vaultline, a team password manager

    A single orchestrator call. Because the brief named a page type, recommend returned five real pricing captures and a canonical comparison-table component, which is the entire structure of the finished page.

Palette, traced

Every token, and the reference it came from.

  • --bg#f4f4f1Warm off-white ground. Pricing pages in the returned set were almost all light; the trust argument is easier to make on paper.
  • --accent#1f7a4dVault green on the eyebrow dot, the feature checks, the toggle and the popular badge. Restricted to affirmatives, so the eye reads it as 'included'.
  • --card-deep#101312Near-black fill for the middle tier. Inverting the recommended plan is what the Amie reference does instead of drawing a heavier border.
  • --ink#131614Primary text, warm near-black rather than pure.
  • --ink-muted#5c615dPlan rationales, feature descriptions and the fine print under the table.
  • --rule#d6d6d0Hairline borders and the dashed dividers inside each plan card.
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