A wide pricing row that lays plans side by side in a single band. Fits narrow page slots and pages where you want plans visible without much scrolling.
Pricing feature matrix
A pricing table mapping every feature to each plan across rows and columns. Use it when buyers want to confirm exactly what each tier includes before paying.

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A pricing section that updates prices and highlights as buyers select options. Use it when choices like seats or add ons should reflect cost instantly.

A pared back pricing layout with generous spacing, plain type, and one clear price. Use it when a single plan or clean brand needs no visual clutter.

A contemporary pricing section with bold cards, soft shadows, and accent gradients. Use it to give a polished, current feel to a app or SaaS page.

A pricing section with promotional banners and limited time discounts on each plan. Use it for holiday sales, launches, and campaigns that push urgency.

A clean pricing section showing a few plans with price, features, and a button each. Use it when you want fast comprehension without extra decoration.

A pricing layout that stacks plan cards vertically for narrow columns and phones. Use it on mobile first pages or sidebars where width is limited.

A pricing section that pairs plan cards with customer quotes and logos. Use it to add social proof right where buyers weigh price and decide to commit.

A pricing section with a monthly and yearly switch that updates every plan price. Use it to show annual savings and let buyers pick a billing cycle fast.

Two plan cards under a monthly and annual switch that updates prices with a savings badge.

A split pricing section pairing a base plan card and feature checklist with a stack of priced extras and a hairline estimated total row.

Three slim tiers with a price and one deciding sentence each, no feature lists.
