The section combines a centered title, a photographic setting, and a four-column comparison rather than presenting three isolated cards. That choice keeps the same criteria aligned across Starter, Advance, and Enterprise, making the block useful when visitors need to compare plan terms directly. Six rows add more substance than price alone: the table displays first-month and following-month costs, a 3–6 Months delivery time frame, support, and certificate indicators.
The displayed values create a clear progression from the Starter plan at $400 initially and $300 afterward, through Advance at $900 and $700, to Enterprise at $1200 and $900. The figures are part of the presented design content and can be replaced for a final project. The pink, blue, and purple price emphasis adds visual differentiation, while the rounded pink buttons create a consistent action line beneath the columns.
This makes the block a useful ready-made choice for a page that needs compact plan comparison with strong visual framing. It is more information-dense than a basic feature-card row, but remains a single section whose surrounding page can provide context, terms, and any confirmed purchasing flow.
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