Value-based pricing Html Code Example

The Premium Plans block organizes four subscription choices in one reusable pricing section. A centered introductory heading and paragraph sit above a four-column card row, where each card presents a plan label, price, billing period, feature list, and action button. Horizontal dividers separate the billing information from the listed features, giving every card the same reading sequence. The Business option is visually distinguished by a turquoise gradient, while the remaining cards use blue fills. White typography and rounded action buttons reinforce the shared structure without adding interaction beyond the static content.

Four pricing cards create clear extension regions

The four pricing cards already define separate content regions for plan labels, prices, billing periods, feature lists, and action buttons. Their repeated structure is useful when a project needs to extend one part of the pricing section without disturbing the comparison between the other plans. A custom element could, for example, be placed near a relevant card to connect project-specific pricing data, an eligibility check, or an external checkout experience. That possibility concerns an extension around the existing content, not functionality already present in the block.

The horizontal dividers provide an especially clear boundary between billing information and features, while the repeated Get plan buttons identify the likely places where a project-specific destination could be connected. The turquoise Business card also creates a distinct visual region for an optional comparison aid or contextual message if the surrounding project requires one. Any added code should preserve the centered introduction, four-column relationship, card spacing, and consistent feature lists. In an HTML Code context, the block is therefore a structured pricing base with identifiable integration points, while the original section remains responsible for presenting the plans and their visible details.

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