Choose your pricing strategy Html Code Example

This block is a four-plan pricing comparison arranged as an evenly spaced horizontal row. The cards are labeled Free, Standart, Business, and Professional, and each one presents a displayed monthly price, a user allowance, a feature list, and a Get Plan action. Dark headers sit above white detail areas, with the Business header using a contrasting bright pink treatment. The surrounding blue-to-pink gradient and rounded card shapes give the section a defined visual boundary. Its repeated card regions provide a clear base for optional project-specific extensions.

Separate Plan Regions Leave Room for Extensions

Each pricing card already establishes a bounded content region: its dark header identifies the plan and displayed monthly price, while the white area below carries the user allowance, feature list, and Get Plan action. Because the four regions repeat the same information pattern, a project can identify a particular plan area when an additional integration or custom behavior is needed. The existing structure remains the content base rather than being replaced by custom code.

Potential extensions should stay connected to the actions and information already present. For example, a project could add a custom comparison behavior, an account-selection step, or another plan-specific service near the relevant Get Plan action if that requirement belongs to the surrounding implementation. The contrasting pink Business header can also act as a visual landmark when locating that plan region, while the dark headers distinguish the remaining plans. Custom markup, CSS, JavaScript, or an external component would be an optional layer around these verified pricing areas; the block itself is not presented as already containing such code. Its four-card arrangement makes the likely extension points easy to distinguish without changing the section's pricing-comparison purpose.

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