100 great ways to design pricing tables in web design

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We’ve collected over 100 examples of great ways to design pricing tables on web pages.

They are all prime examples of how to use color, spacing, background/foreground relationship to persuade the eye to convert users to choose the desired outcome. Some have pricing going up – some prices descending. Some use decoy pricing to anchor the perceived price higher than without and others just focus on getting free users onboard to make a sale later.

Either way, they are all elegant and beautiful. Enjoy the great "Pricing table ":https://ui-patterns.com/patterns/PricingTable/examples screenshot collection!

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Anders Toxboe is a seasoned product professional who started out as an engineer, ventured into design, then product management. Since 2015, Anders has ventured in executive management with a focus on building successful products. He has also worked as a Product Discovery and leadership coach and trainer, helping both small and big clients get their product right. He also founded UI-Patterns.com, Learningloop.io, and a series of other projects.