Choose your best plan Html Code Example

The block is a pricing comparison with three repeated cards: Free at $0, Individual at $29, and Business at $59. Above them, a centered pricing label and the heading “Simple prices, flexible options & nothing hidden” establish the section’s purpose. Each card contains four feature lines and a GET PLAN action, creating consistent regions where project-specific additions could be considered. The yellow card headers, bold prices, bullet accents, white background, and subtle shadows define the existing presentation. Its static three-column arrangement keeps every plan visible for comparison.

Three plan cards create clear extension regions

The repeated card structure gives the section several clearly bounded content areas: plan name, displayed price, four feature lines, and a GET PLAN action. Those regions already carry the pricing comparison, so any custom HTML extension should support a specific project requirement rather than replace the established arrangement. For example, a project could consider adding an external billing notice, eligibility message, or plan-related data near the relevant card while preserving the relationship between its price and features.

The Free, Individual, and Business cards are evenly arranged in one row, making their parallel structure especially important. A custom element placed in or beside one card would need to respect the same visual boundaries, yellow header treatment, spacing, and button alignment. Otherwise, the added content could make one option appear structurally different from the other two.

In an HTML Code context, the block is therefore a stable base with logical integration points around real pricing regions. The custom extension remains optional: the verified section itself is static and already includes its three action buttons. Its core function continues to be side-by-side plan comparison inside the containing page.

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