Three plans template
The plain table every new one starts from: three plans, the middle one chosen.
Who it is for
For a business with three plans and a reason to pick the middle one: each plan a card with its price per month, a line on who it is for, its button to your sign-up page and five features lined up across the three, a tick for what it has and a dash, said in words for a screen reader, for what it has not. The middle plan is set apart by its edge and its badge, never by size, so the rows still line up.
What visitors see
- Its heading
- “Simple pricing”
- Its plans
- Starter, Studio or Business
- Its prices
- One price each, no switch
- Its features
- 5, lined up across the plans
- Set apart
- Studio, by colour and its badge
Other templates
- Monthly or yearly
Software plans with a monthly or yearly switch, and a free plan to start.
- Free and Pro
Two plans, centred, the paid one on the colour's fill, for an app's free start.
- Web hosting
Four hosting plans as cards, monthly or yearly, the shop plan highlighted.
- Hair salon
A salon's prices for a cut, colour and bridal hair, each from its lowest price.
- Cleaning service
Four homes in one frame, priced per visit, the rooms lined up side by side.
- Membership
Two memberships, monthly or yearly in euros, the year's saving by the switch.
- Classes
Pay as you go or buy a pack, priced per class on the colour's faint ground.
- Car detailing
Four services per car in one open frame, each adding to the one before.
- Agency retainers
Monthly retainers for a studio, the top one a conversation rather than a price.
- Photography packages
Wedding packages with what each covers as notes, the full day the pick.
- Course
One plan, centred, with everything the course includes under its single price.
Questions
Something else? Write to us.
Can visitors pay through it?
No. Each plan's button goes to your own page, a booking, a sign-up or your shop, so payment stays where it is.
Can it show monthly and yearly prices?
Yes. Add a second period, and a switch above the plans changes every price in place.
Which currency does it use?
The one you choose for the whole table, written as your visitor's browser writes it. Nothing is converted.
How does it look on a phone?
The plans stack, the highlighted one first, and every button stays easy to press.