CSS Pricing Sections Playground

Three pricing cards with a conic-gradient border that rotates continuously using <code>@property</code> animatable angle. Slate base, violet/cyan highlight on the recommended tier — the modern AI-product launch treatment.

A dense editorial pricing layout — left column carries the value-prop copy, right column stacks two compact tier rows like a printed price list. Neutral charcoal on cream, the Stripe / Basecamp documentation aesthetic.

Three pricing cards in 3D perspective, tilting back when not hovered and snapping forward on hover. Purple → cyan gradient surface, layered shadow stack giving real depth. <code>perspective()</code> + <code>rotateY()</code>, no JS.

Retro 80s synthwave pricing — magenta and cyan neon over a perspective grid horizon, chrome heading reflection, sun gradient behind the cards. The aesthetic Vaporwave / Stranger Things landings ride on.

A pay-what-you-want layout with five preset chips ($5 / $10 / $25 / $50 / Custom) — selecting one updates the active state and the highlighted CTA via radio + <code>:has()</code>. Mint palette, the indie-product / crowdfunding pattern.

A pure-CSS currency switcher (USD / EUR / GBP) using hidden radios + <code>:has()</code> to swap every visible price across all three tiers. Burgundy on cream — the wine-merchant / boutique-software aesthetic.

A scrolling logo wall above the pricing tiers — social proof first, decision second. Slate background with lime accent on the recommended plan. Logos scroll in a seamless marquee using a duplicated track.

Three tier cards with native <code>&lt;details&gt;</code>/<code>&lt;summary&gt;</code> dropdowns that reveal the full feature list on click — keeps the page short and lets curious buyers dig in. Deep purple palette, no JS, fully keyboard-accessible.

Cards illuminate where the cursor moves — a CSS variable carries pointer X/Y and a radial gradient renders the spotlight. Black + amber, the developer-tool / OSS-pricing aesthetic. JS only updates two CSS variables; everything else is CSS.

A pricing layout that makes the annual discount visible — monthly price struck through next to the discounted annual price, with a "Save $X/yr" pill underneath. Forest green base with warm orange savings accents — the conversion-tested "anchor and discount" pattern.

The canonical SaaS pricing layout — three equal tier cards (Starter / Team / Business) with emerald accent. Real <code>&lt;ul&gt;</code> feature lists, dashed dividers, and full-width CTAs at the bottom. The conversion-tested baseline every team starts from.

Three tiers with the middle "Pro" plan lifted, scaled, and ribboned with a "Most Popular" badge. Sunset peach gradient on the highlight, neutral cream on the surrounding tiers — the lift pattern that drives 60–70% of mid-tier conversions.

A real <code>&lt;table&gt;</code> with proper <code>&lt;th scope&gt;</code>, sticky header row, and check / dash cells comparing four plans across nine features. Cyan accent on the recommended column. Mobile fallback collapses to a stacked card list under 720px.

A pure-CSS billing-cycle switch using two hidden radios + <code>:has()</code>. No JavaScript — selecting Yearly swaps every visible price across all three tiers via sibling state. Teal gradient, save-20%-pill on the yearly option.

Native <code>&lt;input type="range"&gt;</code> drives a live monthly estimate. Drag the slider, the requests count, total price, and recommended tier all update — with <code>aria-valuetext</code> announcing the result to screen readers. Magenta accent, the usage-based pricing pattern from Twilio / Stripe.

A single-tier pricing layout for one-product brands — premium gold / brass treatment over deep navy, oversized price block, six feature checkmarks in two columns, anchor testimonial below. The pattern Basecamp / Hover use when there is only one thing to sell.

Apple-style bento layout — the recommended Pro tile dominates one large quadrant, with stat / quote / pill cells fanning out. Coral and rose tones. Each tile is its own <code>&lt;article&gt;</code> with semantic content; the layout uses CSS Grid named areas.

Tiers presented as a vertical roadmap — Free → Pro → Enterprise — connected by a glowing lime spine. Each station is a real <code>&lt;ol&gt;</code>/<code>&lt;li&gt;</code> with a numbered milestone, price, and feature list. Reads as a growth path, not a column comparison.

Print-zine pricing — black on cream, hard offset shadows, mono type, intentionally raw. Each plan card sits askew on a yellow grid; CTAs are big inverted blocks. The brutalist aesthetic that signals "no marketing fluff" — popular with indie hackers and OSS.

Frosted-glass pricing cards floating over a slow-drifting aurora gradient — radial blobs that orbit behind the cards. <code>backdrop-filter: blur()</code> over layered conic / radial gradients. Ice-blue palette, the high-end consumer-app pricing treatment.

Real interactive math — adjust the seat count with native +/− buttons (proper <code>aria-label</code>) and the per-seat × seats × cycle cost recomputes live. Indigo + sky palette. The pattern Linear / Notion / Slack use to let buyers self-serve estimates.