Summary: SurveyMonkey removes pricing plans, adds G2 reviews

Why It Matters:

• Removal of the "Basic" plan details suggests a shift in strategy, potentially de-emphasizing the free tier on the homepage or moving detailed plan comparisons to a dedicated pricing page.
• Highlighting G2 reviews and user numbers ("42M+ people") indicates a focus on social proof and established credibility to attract new users.
• The removal of social media and legal links from the main content area might be a design choice to streamline the page and focus on core product messaging, or these elements may have been moved to a footer.

What Changed:

• Removed the "Basic" plan details, including "Always free", "Sign up free" button, and description "Create unlimited surveys or forms with 10 questions each and colle".
• Replaced the pricing plan section with a new section titled "See why 42M+ people choose SurveyMonkey" and a sub-heading "14,000+ 5-STAR REVIEWS ON G2.COM" with an image of the G2 logo and 5 stars.
• Removed a large block of content from the end of the page, including social media links (Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, X), copyright information ("Copyright © 1999-2025 SurveyMonkey"), and legal links ("Privacy notice", "Terms of u...").