I am trying to design a page to display 3 pricing plans for an online service.
I have a free plan and two paid plans.
There are quite a lot of features, so wondering the best way to show these.
Should I simply create a table with all the features listed on the left and then a tick/cross in each plan which has these features?
Or, I have seen some other ideas in which the first plan lists all the features that the plan has, then the next plan will say something like “free plan plus these features…” and then list the additional features. This method seems to keep the feature list shorter, but not sure if it is as easy to see all features at once, especially if someone wants to compare a specific feature in one plan with another plan.
Does anyone have any recommendations, ideas or suggestions as to the best user friendly way of showing features?
Some plans may have several options within one, for example, if I were to list “Business Details”, plan A could allow business name, address etc, and another plan could have these plus website, phone etc (just an example) - so I would need to list all sub features/fields of the Business Details which could end up being pretty long.
If listing all the features under each plan, this may get messy due to the amount of them, so was thinking of listing the ones in the first plan and then something in the next plan with something like “plan A plus these features” and then list the additional features. Hope that makes sense!
“Additional Business Profile Options”.
I did it in 4 words.
If truly necessary to spell every thing out, make a modal or hover from those 4 words to give the list to those interested, without making the basic list gigantic.