4 Pricing plans CSS Template
Color Panels Separate Four Comparable Plans
The dark purple gradient establishes the section field, while the four cards use distinct purple, green, blue, and orange treatments to separate plan choices without changing their shared structure. Each card repeats the same visual sequence: a darker upper summary panel, a lighter lower feature area, a plan label, a price or availability message, a “per month” billing label, four feature lines, and a “Get plan” button. That repetition gives the pricing comparison a consistent styling system rather than four unrelated boxes.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the main value lies in how the visual rules can be refined at the block level. The centered white typography maintains contrast against both the gradient and saturated card colors, while generous spacing prevents the feature lists and buttons from becoming visually crowded. The Enterprise card can retain its “Coming soon” treatment while sharing the same dimensions and color logic as the priced cards. Styling changes can therefore focus on background intensity, card color roles, panel contrast, corner radius, spacing, button emphasis, and alignment while preserving the pricing content and comparison function. These adjustments keep the four plan choices visually related even as individual emphasis or surface treatment changes.
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