Plan Comparison Table vs Services & Prices

Paid Plan Comparison makes it easy to display your products, services, packages or plans side-by-side. Upsell your customers by showing other product options, or cross-sell by displaying related products. This easy side-by-side price comparison or price display table is the ideal way to showcase your popular plans or packages. You can display as many features or plan details as you need and highlight your most popular option to simplify your customer's decision process and get more clicks on that plan. Bundle products in different plans and take payments directly from your comparison table via PayPal, for an easy and secure checkout. You can even use it to sell different membership options by creating recurring payments for subscriptions. Paid Plan Comparison is highly customizable: choose your fonts, colors, sizing and layout options. It supports text in any language and is mobile responsive on any device. Need help? Visit the POWR Help Center for answers to common questions and for 24/7 email support.

Most price lists on a small business site are a picture, a PDF or a grid of boxes that falls apart on a phone. This one behaves like a price list — for any service business whose visitors would rather read the prices than ring a competitor. Say what kind of price each one is. A cut is £32. A restyle starts at £45. A correction is £95 to £160. Extensions are £28 an hour. Bridal work you see first. Five statements, one setting each, each a sentence in the visitor's language. Turn on structured data and a starting price goes out as a minimum, a range as a minimum and a maximum, a service you quote for with no price. Markup that claims a price the page does not show gets a site demoted. A real table on a desktop: caption, column and row headers. A card per service on a narrow block, every price labelled. Nothing scrolls sideways. Your currency, the visitor's number conventions, twelve languages, and free. What it does not do: it is not a booking system — no calendar, no deposit, no checkout. It does not read your Bookings or Stores prices; the list is typed in the panel and is yours. It is not a restaurant menu. Correct markup never guarantees a rich result; Google decides.