Pricing page templates for SaaS products: tiered plans, monthly and annual switches, comparison tables, usage calculators, and the enterprise row that sends a buyer to a form. Every one is a single HTML file with no framework and no build step, so paste it into Claude Code, Replit, Lovable, ChatGPT Codex, Bolt, or Cursor and put your own plans in.
Three is the number most products land on, because it gives a floor, a recommendation and a ceiling. More than four and the page stops being a decision and becomes a spreadsheet.
Usually, since it is the number you want anchored and the discount reads as a reason to choose it. Show the monthly equivalent so nobody has to do the arithmetic.
Answering the question the visitor arrived with, which is almost never what a feature is called. It is whether their team size fits, what happens when they outgrow a plan, and what it costs when they do.
If the plans differ on more than three or four things, yes. Cards sell the choice and the table settles it, and buyers spending real money want both.
Narrow it down
Works with any vibe coding tool
