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Install

npx shadcn@latest add https://pricecn.com/clean/pricing-table.json
This will download the pricing-table component in your /components directory. You can swap clean for classic or dev if you want to use a different style. View them all at pricecn.com.

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Define your product schema

Pricing components can be involved and tricky to manage on the frontend, especially when pricing changes happen. pricing-table can automatically generate based on a simple product schema you define. 
type Product = {
  id: string, //an ID you'll pass into a <PricingCard> to render it
  name: string, //the name of the product (eg, Pro)
  description?: string, //product description
  recommendedText?: string, //for emphasized products (eg, "Best Value")
  price: {
    primaryText: string, //product main price
    secondaryText?: string, //pricing details (eg, per user, per month)
  },
  priceAnnual?: {
    primaryText: string, //annual price variant
    secondaryText?: string, //pricing details for the annual variant
  },
  buttonText: string, //text for the <PricingCard> button
  everythingFrom?: string, //renders a "Everything from X, and" string
  items: {
    primaryText: string, //features available, (eg, 5 seats included)
    secondaryText?: string, //extra text, usually for pricing (eg, then $10USD per seat)
  }[], //items is an array
};
LLMs are good at auto generating this schema from a screenshot!

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Usage

An example usage of <PricingTable /> will be downloaded as components/pricing/example.tsx. This file demonstrates how to define your products and pass them into the PricingTable component. 
import { PricingTable, PricingCard, Product } from "./pricing-table";

export const products: Product[] = [
  {
    id: "hobby",
    name: "Hobby",
    description: "For personal projects and small-scale applications.",
    price: { primaryText: "Free", secondaryText: "up to 3 users" },
    buttonText: "Start deploying",
    items: [
      { primaryText: "Deploy full-stack apps in minutes" },
      { primaryText: "Fully-managed datastores" },
      // ...more features
    ],
  },
  // ...more products
];

export const PricingTableExample = () => (
  <PricingTable products={products} showFeatures={true}>
    <PricingCard productId="hobby" />
    <PricingCard productId="professional" />
    <PricingCard
      productId="enterprise"
      buttonProps={{
        onClick: () => {
          console.log("Button Clicked");
        },
      }}
    />
  </PricingTable>
);
<PricingCard> can also take in buttonProps , allowing you to define an onClick() function.

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Coming soon

  • Paywalls
  • Billing pages
  • Feature tables
  • Usage meters