4 Pricing plans Html Code Example

The “Premium Plans” section organizes four plan choices—Free, Standart, Plus, and Enterprise—into equal-width cards. Free, Standart, and Plus show $0, $12, and $39 per month, while Enterprise is marked “Coming soon.” Every card contains a summary area, a four-line feature list, and a “Get plan” button. A dark purple gradient frames the row, and distinct purple, green, blue, and orange card treatments make the alternatives easy to distinguish. The repeated content regions also provide clear boundaries around plan information and possible action areas.

Plan Cards Create Clear Extension Areas

The four pricing cards already divide the section into bounded content regions: each has a plan label, a price or availability state, a “per month” billing label, four feature lines, and a “Get plan” button. The shared structure is especially useful when a project needs custom behavior around plan selection. An external pricing calculator, account-checking step, checkout handoff, or availability message could be connected to the relevant card or button without replacing the comparison layout.

The distinction between the first three numeric prices and Enterprise’s “Coming soon” state also creates a natural condition for custom functionality. A project could treat the $0, $12, and $39 cards as selectable options while directing Enterprise inquiries toward a different response path. Any such behavior would be an extension around the existing content, not an assumption that custom code is already present. The darker summary panels, lighter feature areas, and different card colors help identify where an added element or integration belongs. The section can therefore remain the visual and informational base while custom markup, a third-party service, or project-specific action logic is introduced only where the final pricing workflow requires it.

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