A well developed and organized sign-up page has to relay a large quantity of data in a small area and must be quick and easy to read and understand.
Overly creative plan names are more likely to hurt your sign-up process instead of help, as they’ll take longer to understand.
It’s better to save your creativity for the other pages which will be redirecting the user to the sign-up page.
Start a trial and error phase to test out what your audience might specifically be attracted to as this will vary from site to site.
Here are 25 creative examples of sign-up pages which you can use as a starting point for inspiration when designing your own.
1. Wufoo
2. Ballpark
3. Squarespace
4. Concept Share
5. The Resumator
6. Big Cartel
7. MindMeister Editions
8. Freckle
9. Nibble Tech
10. Form Spring
11. Zen
12. Strutta
13. Basecamp
14. DropSend
15. LightCMS
16. Linkpatch
17. Mailer Mailer
18. Livestream
19. eWedding
20. Media Temple
21. Litmus
22. Brightbox
23. Harvest
24. Web-o-matic
25. Crazy Egg
Compiled exclusively for WDD by Liz Fulghum
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Great post!
I was actually thinking of sending you an email last week recommending a compile of price pages, but this is pretty much what I was hoping you would blog.
Would like to add, I think the best signup pages are the ones that include FAQs, to make the user confirm everything he has read before. For example, if he reached the sign-up page by clicking a “no credit card required, sign up now!” button, a good sign up page will include a FAQ explaining/assuring you really dont need a credit card and what terms follow, if any.