Pricing Page
Getty Images
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Company Overview
Getty Images is a leading provider of high-quality visual content, offering a wide range of licensed photos, videos, and music for businesses and individuals. Its products include Ultrapacks, large bundles of premium images, as well as single asset licensing and enterprise solutions. The goal is to provide accessible, scalable content for a variety of creative and marketing needs.
The Problem
The pricing page currently features an outdated design and lacks an intuitive, user-friendly layout that effectively highlights Getty's full range of products. This results in missed opportunities to drive additional revenue, especially from Ultrapacks, which are prominently featured at the top of the page.
Project Goals
Refine UI & enhance User Experience
Improve the clarity and usability of the GI Pricing Page
Attract higher-quality leads through clearer messaging and design.
Promote Ultrapacks
Increase unassisted Ultrapacks conversions by clearly communicating value and pricing.
Highlight larger Ultrapacks available through the sales team to drive additional assisted revenue.
Better showcase the full range of products offered
Make product offerings—Single Asset Licensing, Ultrapacks, Enterprise Solutions, and AI Gen—easier to understand at a glance, reducing customer effort.
Team Process
The Team
The design team consisted of 1 product designer (myself) and one content designer
Our Approach
Redesign and modernize the UI of the current pricing page, remove unnecessary elements, and enhance the user experience of purchasing ultrapacks
We also wanted to make sure all of Getty’s products were highlighted and promoted on the page clearly at a glance
Current Experience
Wireframe
Final Designs
Testing & KPIs
The final designs are currently undergoing an A/B test and its SEO traffic, downloads, and revenue are being monitored on a monthly basis
Summary
This project focused on redesigning Getty Images' outdated pricing page to improve its user experience and better showcase the company's range of products, including Ultrapacks, Single Asset Licensing, and Enterprise Solutions. The primary goal was to enhance clarity and usability, increase conversions, and make the page more intuitive to navigate. As the lead product designer, I worked with a content designer to refine the UI and ensure key offerings were easy to understand, while also promoting larger Ultrapacks through the sales team. The final designs are currently undergoing A/B testing, with metrics like SEO traffic, downloads, and revenue being tracked to evaluate performance.