What elevates cards even further when using them to create pricing tables are the responsive layout options. Namely card groups and card decks. Using card-groups or card-decks ensures that your pricing table is grouped nicely.

All the cards will be the equal height with the footers lining up for uniform sizing. I’m going to use card-decks in this example as I like the gap they create between each of the cards. However, if you would rather have the cards joined together just swap out the card-deck class for card-group.

Pricing tables are essential tools that help businesses to highlight the value and features of their products and services. An effective pricing table must also help customers to easily compare different plans. Moreover, such a pricing table should also highlight the key difference between plans or products to help customers make an informed buying decision.

Cramming too much information into a pricing table can confuse customers instead of helping them. So, it is best to limit the number of contents in your pricing table. Pricing tables do have the ability to add more value to your offerings and they can also help you meet your business goals.

Here are some of our favorite Bootstrap pricing table designs that will help you get new ideas and inspirations. To keep things as clear as possible, we’re going to build our pricing table in three steps. First of all, we’ll make a single card. Second, we’ll copy that card so we have three of them and wrap them inside a card-deck.

Third, we’ll use some Bootstrap styles to make them look a bit more interesting. Of course, step three is very subjective so you can style them however you like, even using custom CSS if you like.

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