Pricing page sections for tier comparisons, billing switches, and enterprise upgrade flows. Browse seeded references, compare source code, and use the filter controls below to narrow the list.
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A pricing section with monthly and yearly billing controls paired to one highlighted plan summary.
Let teams switch between monthly experimentation and annual planning without rebuilding the section.
A comparison-table pricing section for feature-by-feature plan evaluation in one structured view.
This section works when teams need a fast side-by-side summary before choosing an upgrade path.
| Feature | Starter | Team | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared collections | 1 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Review workflows | Basic | Advanced | Advanced |
| Analytics | - | Included | Included |
A contact-led pricing section for enterprise buyers who need security and rollout context before purchasing.
Use a contact-led pricing section when large teams need procurement context, security answers, and a more guided buying path.
A FAQ section for answering the final objections and clarification points near the bottom of a pricing page.
Add a compact FAQ section when pricing pages need to reduce hesitation without opening a separate help flow.
Keep the answer concise and focused on the decision points that commonly block upgrades.
Keep the answer concise and focused on the decision points that commonly block upgrades.
Keep the answer concise and focused on the decision points that commonly block upgrades.
A multi-tier pricing section for comparing starter, team, and scale plans in one grid.
Start simple, then add collaboration and governance when the library becomes part of a wider team system.
For solo exploration
For shared libraries
For larger design systems