The section reads as durable pricing content rather than a stream of dated editorial entries. Its two cards organize the information into the Solo and Team plan areas, making it suitable for a stable services, product, or licensing page within a WordPress-managed site. Solo presents a displayed $74 price and one editor license; Team presents $199 and unlimited editors. Both retain the Figma design-system and lifetime-access details, so the content model combines shared information with plan-specific distinctions.
The visual treatment keeps that content consistent as one page region. Yellow and pink backgrounds separate the alternatives, dark text supports scanning, white dividers structure the included-feature lists, and each Purchase Module action occupies a repeated white area. The supporting paragraph below can remain a separate explanatory text region, allowing the cards to retain their comparison function if surrounding page content changes.
In a WordPress-oriented project, this block can serve as permanent page content while the broader site manages other pages and publishing needs around it. The section does not depend on inventing blog posts, categories, or widgets inside the cards. Its useful CMS role comes from the clear, reusable pricing information and the visual pattern that keeps the two plan areas consistent within a managed page.
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