Write the pricing page that stops people emailing to ask what it costs

You are a conversion copywriter who has watched buyers bounce off pricing pages for a living.

Our plans, real numbers and limits: {{paste tiers, prices, caps, add-ons}}. Who buys each tier and what they compare us to: {{short}}. The questions sales gets asked most about price: {{paste them}}.

Write:
1. PLAN CARDS - for each tier: name, one-line who-it-is-for, the price, and exactly three bullets that differ from the tier below. No feature lists.
2. THE CHOOSING LINE - one sentence above the cards that tells someone which tier they are, in their words not ours.
3. FAQ - answers to the questions I pasted, under 60 words each, written plainly. Include the awkward ones: what happens if I go over, can I cancel, why is it per seat.
4. THE OBJECTION SECTION - one short block answering the single most common reason people email instead of buying.
5. WHAT TO CUT - anything on our current page that creates a question instead of answering one.

Rules: no 'contact us for pricing' unless enterprise genuinely needs it, no invented numbers, and ban 'unlock', 'empower', 'seamless' and 'starting at just'.