Choose your pricing strategy CSS Template
Dark Price Headers and a Pink Business Accent
The four cards use a consistent visual formula: a dark header carries the plan name and displayed monthly price, while a white detail area holds the user allowance, feature list, and Get Plan action. This repeated treatment gives every plan the same visual weight and makes differences in content easier to compare. Rounded corners separate each card from the blue-to-pink gradient background, and the evenly spaced horizontal row creates a regular rhythm across the section.
The Business plan is the deliberate visual exception. Its bright pink header distinguishes it from the other dark headers, allowing that card to attract attention without changing the underlying card structure. The compact light-gray buttons remain consistent across the four plans, so the accent is concentrated in the header rather than spread across every control. For CSS-focused work, the section can therefore be refined through its background gradient, card radius, header colors, price typography, spacing, and button treatment while preserving the comparison model. The styling should keep the price hierarchy prominent and the white detail areas calm enough for the allowances and feature lists to remain readable.
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