A pricing section is often the moment of truth on a SaaS landing page.
Visitors might love your product, but the pricing section determines whether they actually take action.
In this article I'll show how to design a simple and effective pricing section using Next.js and Tailwind CSS.
π§ What Makes a Good Pricing Section?
A strong pricing section should:
β’ clearly explain each plan
β’ make comparison easy
β’ highlight the recommended plan
β’ remove hesitation
Typical structure:
Pricing Section
Pricing Card
Pricing Card
Pricing Card
π§© Component Structure
Example folder structure:
components/
pricing/
PricingSection.tsx
PricingCard.tsx
This makes the pricing system reusable across projects.
βοΈ Example Pricing Card
A simple pricing card component might look like this:
export function PricingCard({ title, price, features }) {
return (
{title}
{price}
-
{features.map(f => (
- {f} ))}
);
}
π― Highlight the Best Plan
A common technique is highlighting the middle plan.
Example:
className="border-2 border-indigo-500"
This visually signals the recommended option.
π Conversion Tips
To improve conversions:
β keep plan names simple
β highlight best value plan
β add a CTA button
β avoid too many tiers
Most SaaS products use 3 pricing tiers.
π Live Example
You can see a real pricing section here:
π https://vuleo-ai-saas.vercel.app
π‘ Get the Full Landing Page Template
If you're building a SaaS product and want a production-ready landing page template, I created one.
Includes:
β’ hero section
β’ feature sections
β’ pricing components
β’ testimonials
β’ responsive layout
Template here:
π https://vuleolabs.gumroad.com/l/nharb
Happy building π
Top comments (1)
Curious how other developers design pricing sections.
Do you usually go with:
β’ 2 plans
β’ 3 plans
β’ or usage-based pricing?