Pricing table with gradient CSS Template
Pink Gradient Highlight Defines the Pricing Card Style
The four cards use a deliberately repeated visual system: light gray surfaces, rounded corners, centered typography, large price displays, dividers, feature text, and black rectangular buttons. Because the same pattern appears across the row, styling changes can be evaluated as a coordinated treatment rather than as four unrelated designs. The repeated spacing also gives the plan names, monthly billing text, feature lists, and buttons a predictable vertical sequence.
The third card introduces the main visual variation with a pink gradient background. That contrast makes the featured plan easier to locate while preserving the shared card structure around it. In a CSS Template context, the useful styling question is how color, radius, spacing, alignment, and contrast support the comparison: the neutral cards recede into one family, while the gradient creates a clear focal point. The four black Get plan buttons remain visually consistent, so the highlighted background does not create a different interaction pattern. Custom CSS or editor styling can refine these properties around the block's existing pricing content, but the visual treatment should continue to support the four-column comparison rather than obscure plan differences.
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