40 Fantastic Pricing Tables for Your Inspiration
Matthew Corner
When selling a product or service online, a pricing plan is a not simply a portal the user has to click through to purchase their item. It allows you, as the merchant, do drive you’re deal home, and provide alternative deals that will secure you further purchases.
It follows then, that the pricing plan’s on your website shouldn’t be neglected, and should offer the most important information to the end-user, in an intuitive easy-to-use way. Below are 40 fantastic examples of pricing tables / plans that show how successful companies are engaging their users in their pricing plans, from simple tables, to feature lists, to make your own plan tools.
Each example briefly examines the pricing plan, so you can see for yourself what it is doing.
One Hub
Onehub goes with a common column layout with a highlighted column displaying their most popular plan.
Squarespace
Squarespace makes use of simple, yet bold icons, alongside beautiful typography to create a beautiful column style pricing table.
Bigcartel
Big cartel uses simplicity and elegance to get its pricing plans across, as well as subtly highlighting what the free plan misses out.
Shopify
Shopify uses a bold approach with a staggered gradient of color from green to blue to show the progression of their plans. Simple ticks are used to show the features of each plan.
Formstack
Formstack puts emphasis on its popular plan by giving it bright colours compared to its sister grey plans.
Notable
Notable uses a very simple and easy to read table, with a larger button, and wide stroke around their popular plan.
Mailchimp
Due to Mailchimps way of pricing, their tables appear in different formats, split into different sections.
Live Stream
Livestream keep their pricing table relatively clean, with more information available upon hovering over sections.
Wuffo
Wuffo uses its playful font and bright colours to attract you into their pricing table.
CrazyEgg
Like others, CrazyEgg focuses on their popular plan with the use of colour compared to grey columns.
Highrise
Highrise uses a simple and easy to read table, with a larger button, and wide stroke around their popular plan.
PulseApp
PulseApp uses three simple columns with very little visual graphics to emphasis the sign up buttons.
LighCMS
LightCMS has an absolutely stunning pricing table which hits you with its bright gradient of colour, but beautiful simplicity. The table is left uncluttered with common features between the plans all listed below.
Cobblestone
Cobblestone differs from some other pricing tables in highlighting its popular plan with a dark blue again grey, compared to bright colours against the light grey.
Backboard
Backboard draws its users in by highlighting plans with a 14day free trial, and driving home pricing after this.
Invoice Machine
Invoice Machine keeps to simplicity by using a simple table, and ticks to show exactly what features each plan comes with.
PlanHQ
PlanHQ’s simple table gets across simple information on the products information, and puts emphasis on the sign up buttons.
Concept Share
Like others, Concept Share puts it’s emphasis in colour on the free trial plan, to attract users into the features of the program by using it rather than tabling all the features.
Mediatemple
Mediatemple opts for less of a table approach, and more of a box approach showing three of their plans, with learn more buttons.
Mailer Mailer
Mailer Mailer emphasises its preferred plan with a “Best plan” ribbon, and a contrasting coloured button.
Litmus
Litmus uses a progression of images to emphasis where the quality is in their pricing plan with a gradual increase in screens in the heading images from left to right.
Sipgate
Sipgate emphasises its free plan with a different colour to the premium add-ons.
Yootheme
Yootheme emphasises the gold plan by using gold colours as well as brown in its larger centred popular plan box.
The Resumator
The Resumator puts emphasis on its sign-up buttons, with its featured plan receiving a border, and different coloured button for emphasis.
Poll Everywhere
Poll Everywhere uses a feature table with prominent sign up buttons to showcase it’s different poll plans.
Box
Box.net uses takes use of white and blue beautifully in its pricing table, subtly highlighting their popular plan by raising it above the rest ever so slightly.
Clicktale
Clicktale takes a different approach than other sits by ordering its most expensive plan far left, and the cheapest far right; a complete contrast to the normal.
Usabilla
Usabilla goes with a simple table with two bright colours, green and orange highlighting the price, and the sign up button.
Cannybill
CannyBill has opted to make user interaction more noticeable, with table columns zooming on mouse over.
NewsGroupDirect
This site opts to feature its most expensive plan on the left, highlighted with a bright green to instantly attract the eye.
Typekit
Typekit opts to make its popular plan stand out by subtly increasing the size of everything in the column.
Podcast people
Podcast people follows in shopify’s footsteps by using the gradient of columns from green to blue.
Vflyer
The downward arrows used by vFlyer help to draw the user’s eye down the page to the features, and beyond to the sign up buttons. Simple but effective.
PandaStream
Due to panda’s business model, they have to opt for custom pricing decided by the user. Their easy to use drag bar is beautifully implemented.
Groupsite
Groupsite uses the bright contrast of red and dark blue to attract your eyes through their pro pricing plan.
Browser Mob
Similarly to Panda, Browser Mob is more of a custom pricing plan, so with so many to offer, they’ve made it easier to choose, by allowing the user to input what they need, and the result showing their most suited plan.
Glasscubes
Glasscubes makes sure emphasis is strong on signing up, offering you the opportunity to do so at the bottom, and top of each pricing column. Their buttons aren’t too bright, so you don’t feel pushed into it.
Hellothemes
Hellothemes subtly draws focus to its featured plan with a heightened column, and beautifully done left and right shadow that add’s a bit of depth.
Varto
Varto opts for a vertical pricing table for its 3 pricing plans that render beautifully with some great imagery.
Further Discussion
This is simply a list of websites that I’ve come across, with impressive pricing tables in lets say, the last month. I’m certain there are plenty more fantastic examples out there, so if you know of some, don’t hesitate to discuss them below!
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Novin
Posted 171 days ago 31It’ll be good if you provide some information about how to make such tables for our pricing tables!
with appreciate
Novin
Gerson
Posted 192 days ago 30I’ve seen a similar pricing tables for WordPress but this one is sleekier than the example shown on the main post as this one uses HTML5 table format, when you hover the tables it pops like liquid, it’s very cool actually. It’s called WP Tables here’s the URL – http://wptables.com
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Posted 200 days ago 29Podcast people seems cool, would anyone have experience with it or reference to a review please?
Thanks,
Clare
Alen
Posted 208 days ago 28Nice CSS thanks
Sharon
Posted 223 days ago 27Very inspirational, thanks for taking the time out to share.
Chris Quinn
Posted 300 days ago 26Great article! I love the pricing tables. It’s nice to have everything in one place when looking for inspiration. That way you can look at all the available elements, then create your design based on your favorite features. Thank you!
Bryce Wisekal
Posted 474 days ago 25Awesome collection! Very helpful, thanks for sharing!
MarionSmith
Posted 501 days ago 24This is fantastic!!! I am actually looking to use the wuffo. :)
Giammarco
Posted 523 days ago 23We are working on our pricing, and this page was extremely helpful. Thank you for sharing!
Nathon
Posted 589 days ago 22I’m working on a pricing table, but it’s not a graded scale of one product. It’s four distinct products. What term do designers use for that kind of design? It’s not a pricing table or a features list.
Thanks,
Nathon
Kaleb Klein
Posted 602 days ago 21good inspiration to create my own designs. I hope I can become a professional designer to have some of my work featured in your website :)
Andrew Stolpe
Posted 622 days ago 19I’m creating a website that will provide various packages for hosting. I stumbled upon this article and it definitely got my creative juices flowing. I think I’m going to adapt a style very similar to Shopify’s. I really like the gradients and I feel that blues and greens are great colors to get a person to sign up for something. Thanks again!
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Matt Corner
Posted 621 days ago 20Then again, I read a study the other day that users are something like 30% more likely to click a red button =)
jeprie
Posted 624 days ago 17Very nice. I never design this kind of pricing table. I personally love the Live Stream.
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Ritwika Ghosh Bhattacharya
Posted 628 days ago 16Thanks alot…. I am wrking on a project where i hv to create a pricing table… This has inspired me to create a creative pricing table :)
Jogos Gratis
Posted 629 days ago 15I actually used some of those to create the table for my hosting site. I spent a lot of time looking for the perfect one. However, in the end I decided to mix some of them instead of “steal” someone’s work :)
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Federica Sibella
Posted 629 days ago 11Nice post, really some inspiring examples there, thank you.
Maybe you would like to look at our pricing table here: http://www.festeggiano.it (click on “Quanto costa” tab). Hope you’ll like it!
Dainis Graveris
Posted 629 days ago 14Thanks – I couldn’t find and pricing table at your site, maybe because of language..bet how to find yours?
inspirationfeed
Posted 629 days ago 9Great inspiration, thank you.
Sergei Tatarinov
Posted 629 days ago 8Coockoo.. Webexpedition18 did this like 2 weeks ago and did it much better, plus they dug further and showcased not only “pricing tables” so that their post has more value and is more interesting than this here, and their post also includes a compilation of very useful tuts, which is greatly appreciated by everyone.
http://webexpedition18.com/articles/tables-in-web-design-beautiful-examples-and-best-practices/
It seems like 1stwd marches to the bottom.. I mean, seriously, guys do you think “fantastic pricing tables” isn’t a silly post? Not to mention its uselessness as source of “inspiration”.
1stwd has always been in my top of design blogs, but a few weeks ago it started to dissapoint me as a reader..
Although the above might sound too harsh and stuff, I wish you guys stick to the top-notch articles and care more about your loyal readers.
Regards,
Sergei
Saad Bassi
Posted 629 days ago 12Hey Sergie, I was also thinking the same before publishing the article. The fact is, I had this article pending in my queue before that article went live. But because of so many scheduled articles, I was unable to publish it first. Thanks for your feedback. We will try our best to increase the quality.
Dainis Graveris
Posted 629 days ago 13Hello, I strongly disagree your mentioned post is better since there are just plain links, no comments and thoughts included.
Sorry to hear your disappointment, I wasn’t able to spare a lot of time to 1stwd articles and content for latest time, since I was going through exams and now I am doing our site redesign.
But don’t worry it soon will be over and we will try to improve quality of posts as well as whole look of 1stwd :) Be patient and enjoy what’s available already. :)
jeprie
Posted 624 days ago 18Yes, you’re right some of the example is very similar. But I think the author did more by commenting on each item.
I think this is a goog post.
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mkjones
Posted 629 days ago 7Typo on ‘LighCMS’ ;)
I needed something like this, thanks for the inspiration.
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george
Posted 629 days ago 6Hmm, Shopify and Hellothemes are exactly the same.. They do look cool though.
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Matt Corner
Posted 629 days ago 10They do indeed. I’m surprised shopify haven’t done something about it tbh =)
Tyron Bache
Posted 629 days ago 5My fav is the Live Stream. Thanks for the inspiration!
nuinosis
Posted 629 days ago 4Nice roundup Matt.
Some of them, like Shopify are just beautiful ;),
Thanks!
imran khan
Posted 629 days ago 3very very beautiful indeed!! thanks for sharing
Eko Setiawan
Posted 629 days ago 2Give me some inspirations, thanks :)
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shevaa
Posted 629 days ago 1nice collections… really helpful for me….