user should be able to click "pricing" in the navbar and reach a page t…

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Intent

user should be able to click "pricing" in the navbar and reach a page that describes three different price tiers:

1. free tier. up to 10 users per server reporting status
2. cozy community tier. up to 50 users per server reporting status. $5 per month
3. large community tier. up to 250 users per server reporting status. $10 per month.

this page should be informational only and should be well designed and easy to understand the available options

Claims proven

• A "Pricing" navbar link is rendered on every page for both anonymous and authenticated users, and it points to the pricing route. (MUST)
• A GET request to the pricing route returns HTTP 200 and renders the pricing page for an unauthenticated visitor. (CAN)
• The pricing page presents a Free tier stating up to 10 reporting users per server at no cost. (MUST)
• The pricing page presents a Cozy Community tier stating up to 50 reporting users per server at $5 per month. (MUST)
• The pricing page presents a Large Community tier stating up to 250 reporting users per server at $10 per month. (MUST)
• The pricing page is informational only: it triggers no state-changing action and its only interactive control is the Free-tier "Get Started" call-to-action (no purchase, subscribe, or checkout flow). (MUST)
• Clicking the Free tier's "Get Started" button on the pricing page opens the login modal, identical to the landing page's "Get Started" behavior. (CAN)
• The pricing page presents the three tiers as a clear, visually distinct comparison (e.g. side-by-side cards) so a visitor can readily understand the available options. (MUST)

Confidence: medium

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Review findings

Advisory:

• web/templates/pricing.html: the Cozy Community and Large Community tiers each render a DISABLED <button ... disabled>Coming soon</button>. This is non-interactive (no js- handler, no href, no form) and performs no action, so it does not violate the informational-only or login-modal-only-CTA constraints. However REQ-3 states literally "No other tier has an action button" — a disabled placeholder is a mild deviation from that wording. Non-blocking: no forbidden flow is introduced. Consider dropping the disabled buttons or replacing with plain text if strict literal adherence is desired.