Simple pricing HTML Template

This ready-made section organizes a pricing comparison into two rounded cards labeled Solo and Team. The displayed prices are $74 and $199, and each card includes an audience description, an included-feature list, and a Purchase Module button. The Solo card is bright orange, while the Team card is light gray, making the alternatives visually distinct. A circular portrait sits above the cards, followed by a centered supporting paragraph. The complete arrangement covers one focused pricing section while leaving the surrounding static HTML page to provide other content and navigation.

Two finished pricing cards form a static section

The block already brings together the main parts of a self-contained pricing comparison: two adjacent cards, plan names, displayed prices, audience descriptions, included-feature lists, and purchase buttons. The Solo card is labeled for freelancers and solo designers, while the Team card is described as a choice for a team of any size. These sample descriptions indicate the intended content structure, while the displayed $74 and $199 values remain part of the section’s presented design rather than general business claims.

The matching card structure makes the section straightforward to place inside a static HTML page. The Solo card includes one editor license, a Figma design system, and lifetime access to future updates. The Team card includes unlimited editors together with the shared design-system and access items. Bright orange and light gray fills separate the alternatives, while rounded corners, white dividers, bold prices, and compact centered spacing help visitors scan the comparison.

The circular portrait above the cards supplies a focal image, and the centered paragraph beneath them provides supporting context without interrupting the plan row. In a static HTML context, this block can carry the pricing-comparison role while neighboring sections provide introductions, product detail, testimonials, or contact content. The arrangement is therefore ready as one finished section, not as a complete static page or website. The containing project can be exported as HTML when the broader page structure is complete, while this block retains its own pricing function.

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