Pricing plan design HTML Template

This ready-made pricing section combines a centered “Purchase” heading, a supporting subtitle, and four pricing cards in one finished content arrangement. The plans are named starter, standart, unlimited, and business, with displayed prices of Free, $32, $49, and $129. Each card includes a billing label, feature list, colorful line-style icon, and purchase button. The light gray section background contrasts with the white cards, which use rounded corners and thin borders. The unlimited plan receives a contrasting border and button color, giving the static section a clear visual emphasis while retaining the same comparison structure.

Four Plan Cards Form a Ready-Made Static Section

The centered “Purchase” heading and subtitle introduce a complete pricing comparison area, while the four cards carry the section’s main content. Starter, standart, unlimited, and business each present a displayed price, billing label, feature list, icon treatment, and purchase button. Because these elements are already arranged into repeated vertical groups, the section can be placed inside a static HTML page as a focused pricing area while the surrounding page supplies its other content and navigation.

The visual arrangement is also self-contained. A light gray background frames the row, white cards separate the individual plans, and rounded corners with thin borders establish consistent boundaries. Cyan pill-shaped buttons create a shared action treatment, while the unlimited card’s contrasting border and button color identifies one emphasized option. The block therefore carries the essential structure for comparing four plans without requiring the containing page to reconstruct the card relationships. Its static-section value comes from the combination of content coverage and ready-made arrangement, not from being a complete site. The prices and feature labels remain editable presentation content, so the containing HTML project can adapt them to its own offer while retaining the established four-column comparison pattern.

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