Introduction

Atlas helps you set up your pricing situation confidently and fast. Whether you’re launching your first plan or rethinking how you charge, Atlas gives you the tools to test, learn, and adapt - with minimal engineering effort.

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After You Sign Up

Sign up is instant - no setup fees or lengthy onboarding. Once you’re in Atlas, you can:

1. Tell us about your product
2. Atlas generates pricing plans to get you started
3. Add the Atlas pricing widget into your product (just a little engineering)
4. 💥 Boom! You can run experiments by changing the prices in Atlas and it will update in your app immediately like magic!

Our team at Atlas uses Windsurf as our preferred AI IDE, and tools like it pair beautifully with Atlas. You can plug in AI instructions to personalize your pricing flow with just a small amount of engineering lift.

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Who Atlas Is For

Atlas is for individuals or teams who want to move fast and experiment with pricing without waiting on long dev cycles. If you’ve ever felt stuck with a static pricing page, Atlas is for you.

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What Atlas Handles

Atlas provides a pricing widget you can drop into your application and a customer portal widget that displays user-specific pricing details like plan name, renewal date, and upgrade options.

You don’t have to build these from scratch - Atlas gives you the infrastructure out of the box.

Pricing Widget

Let users choose a plan and purchase it in just a few clicks.

Customer Portal Widget

Show users their plan, renewal date, and upgrade options and convert them to higher plans.

Atlas takes care of your pricing stack so you can stay focused on learning, iterating, and growing.

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Best Practices for Pricing Experiments

• Start simple: Begin with 2–3 plan variations. Keep changes focused so you can learn what’s working.
• Run real tests: Don’t just draft pricing—ship it. Atlas lets you launch tests to real customers, so you get real data.
• Choose clear success metrics: Whether it’s conversion rate, signups, or plan upgrades, pick one or two KPIs to measure impact.
• Let tests run: Give your experiments enough time and traffic to reach meaningful results. Rushing the data skews outcomes.
• Iterate quickly: Once you’ve learned something, use that insight to shape your next experiment. Atlas makes it easy to tweak and relaunch.