Figure 2From “Your pricing page publishes which buyers you won’t separate.”
The German arm: translated, not localised
Fifteen of 64 companies present a genuinely German pricing page, and the marked rows split those fifteen: eight of them still price in US dollars. The translation happened; the number stayed home.
Figure 2The German arm: translated, not localised
Source: Author's own coding of the same 64 constituents, German arm (Accept-Language: de-DE), 9 August 2026. Corpus, codebook, scripts and every rendered page: isoglu.com/research/pricing-page-corpus/.

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Pricing & revenue architecture
Your pricing page publishes which buyers you won’t separate.
Publish or hide is not the decision anyone is making. Half of pricing pages do both at once, and the choice underneath has been measured exactly once.
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