Pricing Table — Three Plans
Studio / Team / Agency with a monthly-yearly toggle that re-prices all three in place — the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two.
pricing · three plans
- ✓120 original assets
- ✓MIT licensed
- ✓community updates
- ✓everything in Studio
- ✓design tokens + Figma
- ✓priority support
- ✓team seat: 5
- ✓everything in Team
- ✓unlimited seats
- ✓white-label license
the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two — a billing toggle re-prices all three in place with a single state.
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// React — billing state drives every price
const [yearly, setYearly] = useState(false);
{plans.map(pl => (
<article className={pl.pop ? "card pop" : "card"}>
<h3>{pl.name}</h3>
<p className="price">${yearly ? pl.priceY : pl.priceM}<small>/mo</small></p>
<ul>{pl.feats.map(f => <li>{f}</li>)}</ul>
<button>{pl.priceM === 0 ? "Start free" : "Choose " + pl.name}</button>
</article>
))}
// yearly flag is a single state; prices are data, never stringsSnippet provenance
lines 1–11 · v1.0.0No changelog entry mentions “Pricing Table — Three Plans”, so the catalog records a single version for it.
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Why it works — Pricing is the one page where hesitation is expensive; three equal-weight plans plus a clear popular option answer the 'which one' question in one glance.
The idea — A yearly toggle that re-prices everything from one state beats two side-by-side tables — the comparison happens in place.
When to skip it — Don't bury the free plan or fake-urgent the popular one; if the free tier is the real product, give it the glow.
Course rail — understand it before you ship it
Live variants
Variant gallery
The same Pricing Table — Three Plans demo re-lit in three tones — no code change, three personalities.
pricing · three plans
- ✓120 original assets
- ✓MIT licensed
- ✓community updates
- ✓everything in Studio
- ✓design tokens + Figma
- ✓priority support
- ✓team seat: 5
- ✓everything in Team
- ✓unlimited seats
- ✓white-label license
the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two — a billing toggle re-prices all three in place with a single state.
pricing · three plans
- ✓120 original assets
- ✓MIT licensed
- ✓community updates
- ✓everything in Studio
- ✓design tokens + Figma
- ✓priority support
- ✓team seat: 5
- ✓everything in Team
- ✓unlimited seats
- ✓white-label license
the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two — a billing toggle re-prices all three in place with a single state.
pricing · three plans
- ✓120 original assets
- ✓MIT licensed
- ✓community updates
- ✓everything in Studio
- ✓design tokens + Figma
- ✓priority support
- ✓team seat: 5
- ✓everything in Team
- ✓unlimited seats
- ✓white-label license
the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two — a billing toggle re-prices all three in place with a single state.
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pricing · three plans
- ✓120 original assets
- ✓MIT licensed
- ✓community updates
- ✓everything in Studio
- ✓design tokens + Figma
- ✓priority support
- ✓team seat: 5
- ✓everything in Team
- ✓unlimited seats
- ✓white-label license
the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two — a billing toggle re-prices all three in place with a single state.
--accent 262 · dark surfaces
pricing · three plans
- ✓120 original assets
- ✓MIT licensed
- ✓community updates
- ✓everything in Studio
- ✓design tokens + Figma
- ✓priority support
- ✓team seat: 5
- ✓everything in Team
- ✓unlimited seats
- ✓white-label license
the popular plan glows but never blocks the other two — a billing toggle re-prices all three in place with a single state.
--accent 40 · paper surfaces
90-second read
Usage recipe — where this fits
Assemble it between your own header and footer — sections are the middle of the page, where information architecture lives.
Swap the demo copy for real content first, then reduce: cut decorative blocks until the section survives on its information alone.
Cost honesty
Performance note
Cheaper alternative — the minimal variant drops the decorative layers and keeps the content hierarchy.
What it needs
Browser support strip
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prefers-reduced-motion
Reduced-motion fallback
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Composition map — what pairs well
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One original micro-case
Inspiration context
The pricing page that stopped lying
A pricing section with three tiers and no indication of which one people actually chose produced analysis paralysis. Adding one honest 'most chosen' chip — not a fake 'popular' badge, but a real count — lifted conversions by 8% and cut support questions about tier differences.
Written in-house — no screenshots, no borrowed imagery. The pattern, not the pixels.
Every version, why
Changelog — this asset
Current release — this page documents the asset as shipped.
Token pass: colours and radii moved to the design-token sheet; a11y score raised to the current bar.
Initial release to the library — original markup, MIT licensed.
30-day sparkline
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Future queue
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Print-inspired web — a magazine spread that scrolls
Editorial spread · Folio rules · Ink logic
Exact tree
Bundled dependencies — disclosed
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Scale, not clutter
Sizing system — three densities
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Runnable copy
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Code line walk
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Trade-off, visible
Size vs. quality slider
Standard · CSS + hover states
~6 KBadds transitions, focus-visible and reduced-motion rules
The slider is honest: the slim tier has no JS, the pro tier pays for behaviour. Start slim, upgrade only the surfaces that need it.
HTML → React, priced
Stack-switch cost note
Taking the HTML/CSS version into a React component costs real work — and the cost is predictable:
Event wiring
Hover, focus and click become handlers — the CSS stays, the state appears.
Props for the knobs
Every inline value that should vary becomes a prop with a default — the defaults must match the CSS exactly.
The estimate
A clean port of this asset is 20–45 minutes for a React developer — the 465-character stylesheet is the easy half.
Find it the way you say it
Tag synonyms
When to pick which
Sibling comparison
| Compare | Pricing Table — Three Plans | Aurora Hero Section | Bento Studio Grid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kind | Sections | Sections | Sections |
| Bundle | 1.4 KB gzip | 6.2 KB gzip | 5.5 KB gzip |
| a11y | 96/100 | 97/100 | 96/100 |
| Dependencies | none | none | none |
| Copies / mo | 660 | 4,860 | 3,960 |
| Interactions | click | scroll, hover | hover |
The honest verdict — Pricing Table — Three Plans is the lighter default here; reach for Aurora Hero Section when its extra weight buys an interaction this one lacks.
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