The Pricing Sections showcase various layout options for displaying pricing plans, tailored to fit different design needs and content densities.

Key elements

• Single-tier layout: A simple, focused layout presenting one pricing plan with clear, concise details. Ideal for straightforward pricing structures or highlighting a single offer.

• Two-column layout: Displays two pricing plans side by side, allowing for direct comparison of features and costs between two options.

• Three-column layout: A standard layout for presenting three pricing tiers (e.g., Basic, Standard, Premium), enabling users to compare multiple options at once.

• Four-column layout: Expands on the three-column format, providing space for an additional pricing tier, useful for more complex pricing structures or when offering an extra plan with more features.

• Pricing toggle: Integrated within some layouts, this feature allows users to switch between different billing cycles (e.g., monthly vs. yearly)

Good practices

• Match the layout type to the number of pricing options you offer.

• Ensure the design remains clean and readable, regardless of the number of columns or tiers.