The new Head of Marketing is asked to build on Easyship's "strength in SEO/GEO" and its "organic visibility in the era of AI search". But the plans page ships with every price set to "0" and every plan saying "Up to x monthly shipments"; the real numbers ($29 Plus, $69 Premier, 50 to 10,000 shipments) only appear after a script downloads a spreadsheet in the visitor's browser. Readers that do not run scripts, which includes most AI crawlers and many link previews, see a page of zeros, and the page's structured data lists a single offer at "0.00". When someone asks an assistant "how much does Easyship cost?", the answer has nothing reliable to quote, while rivals publish their prices in plain text.
First action
Open the plans page with scripts turned off and screenshot what a crawler sees.
How to measure it
AI assistants quoting the correct Plus price
- Now
- –
- Target
- 3 of 3 tested
- By
- 60 days
Steps
See what crawlers see
Fetch the page without scripts; list every missing number.
Webflow developer 1 hour
Render the defaults
Bake US prices and limits into the Webflow page; keep the script for other origins.
Webflow developer 2 days
Add a plain-text summary
Two sentences per plan plus a pricing FAQ.
Head of Marketing 1 day
Fix structured data
One Offer per plan with price, currency and billing period.
Webflow developer 1 day
Check origin pages
UK, Canada, Australia and EU origins show their own currency to crawlers.
Pricing Analyst 2 days
Test the answers
Ask assistants about Easyship pricing and log the replies monthly.
Head of Marketing monthly
Watch conversion
Pricing-page signups before and after in GA4 and HubSpot.
Head of Marketing monthly
Why it works
Render the default (US) prices, shipment limits and per-label fees into the HTML at publish time, and let the script switch them for other origins. Add a short, plain-text pricing summary ("Free for up to 50 shipments a month; Plus $29 a month for 500...") and a pricing FAQ, and list every plan as an Offer in the structured data with its price and currency. Do the same for the API per-call prices, which are already in the HTML. Then ask two or three AI assistants about Easyship pricing each month and record what they say.
The pricing page is where buyers and AI answers decide, and a script-only page hides the most important numbers from the systems the new head of marketing is hired to win.
Ready to use
ChecklistCrawler-readable pricing checklist
[ ] Default prices and shipment limits in the HTML, not only from script [ ] Plain-text summary of each plan [ ] Pricing FAQ (free plan limits, annual discount, label fees) [ ] One Offer per plan in structured data [ ] Origin-specific versions readable without scripts [ ] Monthly check of what AI assistants quote
Risks and how to handle them
Prices shown for the wrong origin
Label the default as US pricing and keep the origin switch.
Two sources of truth
Generate the HTML from the same spreadsheet the script reads.
Evidence
- HiringHead of Marketing (Remote Europe, posted May 12, 2026; a second post for Milan or London, August 3): will "own the multi-channel revenue engine from demand creation to demand capture, focused on building on Easyship's existing strength in SEO/GEO" and "organic visibility in the era of AI search"; build "founder-led marketing as a primary channel" across "LinkedIn, podcasts, speaking, and earned media"; activate "our founders, executive team, partner ecosystem, and merchant community", "built on strong on-platform content, tools and calculators"; HubSpot, GA4, Tag Manager, website CMS and AI agents.Source
- Your websitePlans page (checked October 21, 2026): in the page's HTML every plan price is "0" and each plan says "Up to x monthly shipments"; the real prices and limits are filled in by a script that downloads a spreadsheet file in the visitor's browser. The page's structured data lists one offer, "price": "0.00", with a 4.3 rating from 1,493 reviews.Source
- Your websiteThe pricing data the plans page loads (US origin): Free $0 for 50 shipments a month; Plus $29 a month ($23 billed annually) for 500; Premier $69 ($55) for 2,500; Scale plans at $99, $149 and $199 for 5,000 to 10,000; Enterprise "Contact Us". Prices vary by origin country.Source
- Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: ShipStation, "Shipping Software for Ecommerce Fulfillment"; Shippo, "the best multi-carrier shipping software" with an API or web app; Sendcloud, "Europe's no.1 Shipping Software for E-commerce" for "30,000+ online retailers"; Pirate Ship, "Free UPS and USPS shipping software" saving "up to 89%"; EasyPost, "The Simple Shipping API".Source