Promotions Plans HTML Template

The Promotions Plans block is a ready-made pricing comparison section for a static HTML page. It combines a centered “Promotion Plans” heading with a four-column table: one criteria column and three plan columns for Enterprise, Advance, and Starter. Enterprise lists SEO + SMO + PAID, while Advance and Starter list SEO + SMO. The section includes five comparison rows, plan prices, a shared 3-6 Months delivery timeframe, and three Choose plan actions. Its compact table arrangement carries the core plan comparison while leaving surrounding page content outside the block.

A Four-Column Static Section for Comparing Promotion Options

The heading, criteria column, and three plan columns already form a self-contained pricing section for a static HTML page. Enterprise, Advance, and Starter are presented side by side, so the visitor can compare service coverage without moving between separate content areas. Enterprise is identified as SEO + SMO + PAID, while Advance and Starter use the SEO + SMO label. Five criteria rows provide the repeated comparison structure, and each column includes a price, a 3-6 Months delivery timeframe, and a Choose plan action.

This makes the block suitable as one finished section inside a larger static page or site. It covers the comparison task that belongs to the section, while other blocks can supply introductory context, service detail, testimonials, contact information, or broader navigation. The block should remain understood as one pricing area rather than as the complete page surrounding it.

Its visual treatment supports the static arrangement: teal headers distinguish Enterprise and Advance, yellow identifies Starter, light gray cells mark the criteria side, and red prices and buttons draw attention to decision points. Those choices can be preserved when the section is placed in an HTML implementation, or adjusted to match nearby content. Nicepage’s HTML Export can apply to the containing project when it is ready, but the block itself remains one reusable static section within that project.

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