For Package Pricing: Dynamic Packages - For owners with large territories or multi-state territories, it would be beneficial to show different packages based off of state and/or zip code. Ex: Our Louisville location currently has 6 packages shown in their online scheduler — 3 for Kentucky, 3 for Indiana. It would look cleaner if the owner's state/zip code they enter dynamically changes which packages are shown Web Link Integration - I may be mistaken, but I don't think we can integrate weblinks into descriptions. Allowing this would be very beneficial for warranties and ancillaries that are hard to describe. It'd help the consumer journey to click a "warranty" link that opens another tab showing them the value they'd get if they get a package with one. Build Your Own Package - The purpose of the packages is to simplify the process for the unlearned consumer and give them an easy option to select if they don't know what type(s) of inspection they need. In addition to the 3 packages shown, it may be beneficial to include an option for a smaller button, "Build Your Own Package!", that gives learned consumers or agents the ability to select the ancillaries they want. This would also help the franchise owners who have many ancillaries and struggle to decide which ones to highlight in their 3 packages. Package Display Landscape - I'm 90% sure this was already requested, but just in case, displaying the packages in landscape would be more visually appealing. Further Formatting: Inspection Types -> Services - The journey I see being potentially the smoothest for the customer is before the "Property Info" section, there's a page that asks what type of inspection they need. Commercial, Condo, Residential, or Standalone Ancillary (however we want to phrase it). It may be best to make Residential/Condo the largest option or at least highlighted since it's the most common. Once they then get past the property info, they're met with the services that would be available for that inspection type. If it's Residential or Condo, they'll see the packages. If it's standalone ancillary, they'll see the ancillaries the owners offer if it's standalone.