Pricing table with strong colors CSS Template
Light-gray cards give the four plans a consistent visual system
The four pricing cards use the same visual grammar: a light-gray surface, centered black typography, a prominent price, a plan label, compact supporting copy, and a pink rounded purchase button. Because each card follows this pattern, the row can compare options without making one card appear structurally unrelated to the others. The strongest typographic emphasis on the prices helps visitors identify the cost first, while the plan labels and descriptions provide the next level of context.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful design work is inside these repeated treatments. Background color, text contrast, spacing, button radius, and alignment can be adjusted as a coordinated set or refined for individual cards while preserving the pricing content model. Generous spacing and consistent vertical alignment prevent the four columns from becoming a dense text strip, even though the cards sit side by side in one row. The pink buttons also create a repeated action cue across Basic, Personal, Business, and Pro. This makes the section a practical styling reference when the goal is to refine appearance without changing the number of plans, their internal relationships, or the static comparison structure.
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