Andres Gonzalez left five years of freelancing to join Flowglass as a founding designer working on Agreed. He walks through the billing page, which is broken and ugly, and the design problem: it needs to handle three pricing models at once, from freemium with token limits to pay-as-you-go AI compute charges.
After 5 years of being an entrepreneur/freelancer, I decided to become a founding designer at Flowglass. So let me introduce you to Agreed.
I've seen this shit burn to the ground and it's going to get built back up even harder.
AKA Doctor Strange. And this is Harrison.
Oh dude, thank you.
AKA Iron Man. And me, I'm Batman. Like any great designer, we started off by understanding the problem. Our billing page. Not only does it look like ass, it's not even functional. Our billing page needs to have a dynamic set of components that match a whole bunch of different payment configurations. Like a freemium tier with a max amount of token credits, or a premium tier with unlimited usage, or a pay-as-you-go model where you simply pay the amount of AI compute you use. Follow to find out what I do tomorrow, brah.