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This pricing section separates explanation from purchase information through a two-column arrangement. The left side contains the “Choose Your Pricing Plan” heading, supporting subtitle, descriptive paragraph, and monthly and yearly billing controls. The right side holds one Business Monthly Package card with a displayed price, four listed categories—Finance, Risk Management, Audit & Accounting, and Marketing—and a “buy now” action. Its static structure provides clearly bounded regions for the pricing message, plan details, billing choice, and response point.

The Billing Controls and Offer Card Mark Clear Extension Regions

The left column already establishes the decision context: “Choose Your Pricing Plan,” a subtitle, supporting copy, and two billing-period controls. The right column then narrows attention to one Business package, its monthly label, displayed price, four feature categories, and the “buy now” action. Because these regions have different roles, a project that needs additional functionality can consider them separately rather than treating the whole section as one undifferentiated code area.

Custom HTML code could be relevant near the billing controls if a project requires a pricing calculation, a connection to an external plan selector, or another data-driven control. An external component could also relate to the purchase region, provided it fits beside the existing package information and does not obscure the feature list or action. These are possible extension points, not built-in behavior of the section.

The static interaction matters here: the block currently presents controls and pricing information without a confirmed slider, tab system, or dynamic switch. Any added functionality should therefore preserve the visible relationship between the left explanation and right card. The original plan name, four categories, rounded card, and purchase action remain the content base while custom markup supplies only the project-specific behavior that the surrounding implementation requires.

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