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Dynamic Pricing Table: Add a customizable componet to your pricing table

What is a Dynamic Pricing Table?


A Dynamic Pricing Table allows businesses to showcase different pricing tiers with customizable components. Using the Stylish Cost Calculator, you can create an interactive and visually appealing pricing table that adjusts based on user input. This is perfect for businesses offering multiple pricing plans or subscription models.




Who Can Use This Feature?


This feature is ideal for:


  • SaaS companies
  • Online service providers
  • Subscription-based businesses
  • Any business with tiered pricing models


For example, a software company could use it to display different subscription plans based on features and usage levels.



How It Works


Let’s see how it works with our software subscription example:


  1. The customer visits your website.
  2. They see the dynamic pricing table created using Stylish Cost Calculator.
  3. They can choose between different plans (e.g., Bronze, Silver, Gold).
  4. Options like billing cycle (monthly or yearly) and the number of licenses can be adjusted.
  5. As they make selections, the total price updates in real-time.



What It Looks Like


Here’s an example of a dynamic pricing table created using Stylish Cost Calculator. Notice how the pricing adjusts as different options are selected. For this example, we have activated the feature to dynamically adjust the displayed price based on user input.


https://stylishcostcalculator.com/templates/pricing-table-generator/



Setting Up Your Dynamic Pricing Table


Step-by-Step Guide


  1. Add a New Calculator

Create a new calculator in Stylish Cost Calculator or use an existing pricing table template.


  1. Create a New Calculator for Each Pricing Plan

Define sections for each pricing tier (e.g., Bronze, Silver, Gold).


  1. Add Customizable Components

Add options like billing cycle and the number of licenses. Set conditions to adjust prices dynamically.


  1. Set Prices for Each Option

Define the prices for each selectable component.


  1. Create a Pricing Table

Use Elementor or any page builder to build your pricing table.


  1. Embed the Cost Calculator Form


  1. Embed the Custom Totals Shortcode

Embed the Custom Totals shortcode at the top for the total calculation



Tips for Success


Here are some tips to make your dynamic pricing table effective:


  • Use clear and concise descriptions for each plan.
  • Highlight the most popular or best-value plan.
  • Ensure prices update accurately based on user input.
  • Use visual elements like icons or images to enhance the table.



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Updated on: 25/04/2025

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