To build a pricing table in Elementor, use the Price Table widget (Pro) for each plan, or design cards with containers, headings, icon lists and buttons. Show three plans side by side, highlight the recommended one, list what each includes in plain language, use the same feature order across plans, and add a short FAQ below to handle price objections. Stack plans vertically on mobile.
- Three plans are easiest to compare.
- Highlight one recommended plan.
- Same features in the same order across plans.
- Clear buttons with specific text.
- FAQ below to answer price doubts.
What should each plan card include?
| Element | Example |
|---|---|
| Plan name and who it is for | “Starter: for new businesses” |
| Price and period | $899 one-time |
| Feature list | 5 pages, contact form, SEO basics |
| Badge | “Most popular” |
| Button | “Start my website” |
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How do you build cards without Pro?
- Grid container with three columns.
- Each card: container with padding, border radius and shadow.
- Heading, price text, Icon List for features, Button.
- Recommended card: different background and a badge.
- Mobile: one column, recommended plan first.
Why does layout matter?
Picture a tutoring service with five plans listing features in different orders. Visitors cannot compare and leave. Reducing to three plans with aligned features and a highlighted middle option makes the decision easy. Clarity sells more than cleverness. See the Grid container tutorial.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I create a pricing table in Elementor?
Use the Price Table widget in Elementor Pro, or design plan cards with containers, headings, icon lists and buttons.
How many pricing plans should I show?
Three plans are usually easiest to compare.
Should I highlight a recommended plan?
Yes, highlighting one plan helps visitors decide.
How should pricing tables look on mobile?
Stack plans in one column, with the recommended plan first.
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