Compare all plans CSS Template
Purple, orange, and pink headers organize the plan comparison
The white background gives the table a neutral base for its three plan accents: purple, orange, and pink. Those colors distinguish Enterprise, Advance, and Starter without changing the underlying comparison structure. Criteria remain left-aligned, while prices, availability indicators, and actions are centered beneath their respective plans, creating repeated vertical reading paths.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the important styling work is inside this pricing section. Header color, text contrast, row spacing, button treatment, and the visual separation between criteria and plan values all affect how quickly visitors can compare alternatives. The green checkmarks and red crosses add a second visual language for Support and Certificate availability, so their size, alignment, and contrast need to remain legible beside the monetary and timeframe values.
The table also repeats two price rows for each plan: first-month costs of $1200, $900, and $400, followed by $900, $700, and $300. All plans show a 3–6 Months delivery timeframe, so styling can emphasize the genuinely variable costs while keeping the shared timeframe easy to scan. Nicepage’s Custom CSS can provide additional styling rules for this section when the standard properties do not achieve the intended table treatment.
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