Landing page: Teams is booked as a call, not bought

[chaitanyagiri]

One file, docs/index.html. Teams stops selling itself from the public page and Pro is not touched.

What changed

Every Teams price is off the page. $39 a seat a month, $399 a seat a year and the $195 a month for 5 seats running total are all gone, and nothing replaced them with a smaller number or a range. The size slider, the 14 day trial chip on the Teams tier, the card at checkout sentence and the JavaScript that drove the slider went with them. The tier now reads By call, thirty minutes, set up with us.

All four Teams calls to action point at one place, https://cal.com/chaitanya-giri-dk45ov/30min:

where	was	now
hero link under the download button	harnessmd.com/console, text "Munder Difflin for Teams"	the calendar, text "Talk to us about Teams"
Teams feature card	cal.com/chaitanya-giri-w3wrwi/munder-difflin-teams-demo, an older and different calendar	the calendar
pricing tier button	harnessmd.com/console, text "Start a team"	the calendar
closing button	harnessmd.com/console, text "Start a team"	the calendar

The feature card carried a second, older calendar link. It is replaced, not joined, so exactly one booking destination exists on the site now.

Two answers rewritten in the FAQ. "Will Teams charge me during the trial?" became "How do I get Teams?", and the cost answer prices Teams with the team on the call instead of quoting per seat figures. The Free and Pro figures in that answer are unchanged.

The download line said paid plans start with a 14 day trial. Only Pro does now, so it names Pro.

Why the calendar and not /teams/talk

An intent form at /teams/talk would also catch someone who reads the page and does not book, and that is still the plan. It is not built yet and it needs your own answers first, so pointing a live public page at a route that does not exist would be a dead end. The four links go to the calendar today and move to the form in one edit when it ships. The comment above the pricing section in the file says exactly this so nobody has to rediscover it.

What was deliberately not touched

Pro keeps its styling, its copy and its three figures ($200 struck, $150 a year, $20 a month). Free is unchanged. The release version stays 0.4.6 and npm run check:links passes: ✓ release links consistent at v0.4.6.

How to check it

Rendered locally and read back out of the live DOM. Every dollar figure remaining on the page is $0, $20, $150, $200, all of them Free or Pro. The four Teams links resolve to the calendar. document.getElementById('seats') and getElementById('teamTotal') are both gone, so the slider script has nothing orphaned to drive.

Branch is rebased on main at 34f2749, so the Google Ads tag from #540 is already underneath it.

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