# Pricing Tables for React and Tailwind

> Pricing pages turn interest into a decision, so clarity beats decoration. These sections cover plans, tiers, billing toggles and pricing tables, with the states real pricing needs: a highlighted plan, annual savings, long feature lists. Check how each one reads on a phone, where most comparison tables fall apart. Install one, then let your coding agent swap in your own plans and link the buttons to your checkout.

1 components. 

- [Pricing 1](https://layro.dev/@educlopez/pricing-1.md): Simple pricing block with single plan (`npx layro-cli add @educlopez/pricing-1`)

## About

Pricing sections turn plans into a choice: tier cards side by side with one highlighted, monthly and yearly toggles that show the saving, feature lists with ticks and limits, comparison tables below the cards, and usage sliders for products that charge by volume.

Lead with the plan most people should pick, name plans by who they're for, and put the price, the main limits and the button where they line up across cards. Make the yearly toggle honest about what's billed, and check how the cards stack on a phone, where comparison usually breaks.

## Frequently asked questions

### How do I build a pricing table in React?

Render a card per plan from an array of plan objects, with a toggle for monthly and yearly that switches which price is shown. Highlight the recommended plan and keep buttons aligned across cards.

### How many pricing tiers should I offer?

Three is the common choice: one to start, one for most customers and one for large teams. More than four makes the decision harder.

### How do I add a monthly and yearly pricing toggle?

Store the billing period in state, show the matching price on every card and state the saving on the yearly option. Make clear whether the yearly price is billed annually.

### How should pricing cards look on mobile?

Stack them with the recommended plan first or let them scroll sideways with the next card peeking in. Keep the price and button near the top of each card.

### Should I show a feature comparison table?

Yes, below the cards, for people who want detail. Group rows by area, keep the plan names sticky as people scroll and use ticks rather than walls of text.

### How do I highlight the recommended plan?

Give it a stronger border or background, a short label like Most popular and the primary button style, while other plans keep secondary buttons.

### Should prices end in nine?

For consumer products it's common, for business tools round numbers often read as more confident. What matters more is that the price is easy to compare across plans.

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