Choose your personal pricing HTML Template

This ready-made section combines a centered pricing heading with three comparable cards for Free, Individual, and Business plans. The displayed prices are $0, $29, and $59, and every card includes four feature entries plus a “Get plan” button. A full-width dark architectural image sits behind translucent charcoal card surfaces, while yellow headers and action controls make the comparison easy to scan. The block is focused on one pricing function rather than broader page content, so it can provide a finished pricing area while neighboring sections handle introductions, details, contact information, or other page roles.

A complete pricing comparison inside one static section

The heading “Simple prices, flexible options & nothing hidden” introduces a focused comparison, and the three cards immediately carry that message into a consistent content arrangement. Free, Individual, and Business appear as repeated plan options with displayed prices of $0, $29, and $59. Four feature entries in each card provide the same basic comparison frame, while the repeated “Get plan” buttons give every option a corresponding action area.

The full-width grayscale architectural background gives the section visual presence inside a static HTML page, but the translucent charcoal cards keep the pricing content readable over that image. Yellow headers, prices, feature markers, and buttons establish a recurring emphasis system, and the centered white heading remains visually distinct from the card details. This makes the block self-contained as a pricing section without suggesting that it contains the surrounding page’s navigation or other content.

In an HTML Template context, the section can be placed among other static page sections while retaining its own plan comparison and visual hierarchy. The containing project can supply the broader page sequence and any surrounding response flow. Nicepage supports HTML Export for the project that contains such sections, while this individual block remains one reusable part of that implementation.

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