Update v2 Pro pricing

[markphelps]

Summary

• Double monthly Pro subscription price from $100/month to $200/month
• Double annual Pro license price from $1,000/year to $2,000/year
• Update annual savings amount from $200 to $400

[claude]

PR Review

Summary: This PR updates the Flipt v2 Pro pricing page, doubling the monthly subscription from $100/month to $200/month and the annual license from $1,000/year to $2,000/year, with the annual savings amount updated accordingly from $200 to $400.

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Correctness

The math checks out:

• Monthly: $200/month × 12 = $2,400/year
• Annual: $2,000/year → savings of $400 vs. monthly ✅

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Potential Issues

Annual savings claim needs verification: The "save $400" figure is based on the difference between monthly-billed and annual pricing ($2,400 − $2,000 = $400). This is internally consistent — no issue there.

Raw URL in annual savings text: The diff shows the annual savings is written as:

**Price**: \$2,000/year (**save $400**)

Note that $400 is not escaped (no backslash before $), while \$2,000 is escaped. In MDX, an unescaped $ followed by a number is unlikely to cause a rendering issue (it's not a valid JSX expression), but for consistency with the surrounding \$200 → \$2,000 convention, this should be \$400. Worth a quick look to confirm the rendered output is correct.

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Writing Standards (CLAUDE.md)

• Second-person voice: N/A for pricing tables ✅
• No new internal links added ✅
• No code blocks affected ✅
• Commit message follows Conventional Commits (docs: update v2 Pro pricing...) ✅

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Suggestions

1. Verify the $400 escaping in the annual savings label. If other prices on this page consistently use \$, update $400 → \$400 for consistency.
2. Consider a note or callout (e.g., a <Note> component) if this is a breaking pricing change for existing subscribers, so users are clearly informed. This is optional depending on whether the page is intended as a reference or also serves as a changelog.

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Overall this is a clean, minimal, and accurate change. Just double-check the $400 escaping before merging.