Shadcn Pricing Block One

This variant keeps the pricing decision deliberately narrow: Free for first-time developers, Pro for teams that need more support, and a billing switch that starts on annual pricing. The React source uses useState for billingPeriod, NumberFlow for animated currency, and Tailwind CSS container queries to move from a single column into a paired comparison.

How the pricing section works

Free uses an outline button and a short three-item feature list, while Pro gets the card surface, ring, shadow, and the longer feature list. That makes this shadcn pricing section best for a SaaS landing page where the intended upgrade path is the paid plan.

Where this variant fits

The sample prices, feature limits, and Get Started links are placeholders. Keep the two-plan shape if your packaging is simple, but replace the feature names with real entitlements and connect both calls to action to the correct checkout or onboarding route.

What to customize

• Keep the annual discount honest if you keep the Save 25% note.
• Preview the container-query breakpoint so the two cards still compare cleanly on tablet widths.
• Add loading and analytics handling around the placeholder links before shipping.

Frequently asked questions

Is this pricing block responsive?

Yes. The source uses Tailwind CSS responsive utilities and container-query classes so the pricing section can compress into a narrow stack and expand into columns where space allows.

Can I use it in a Next.js app?

Yes. The block is React code styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn conventions. Because the billing toggle is client-side state, keep the component behind a client boundary when you preserve the interactive price switcher.

What should I replace first?

Replace the demo plan names, placeholder links, feature arrays, and price values with your real SaaS landing page offer before tuning visual details.

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