Rational Planning Three-Tier CRM Pricing
Description
A three-tier pricing section on a pale gray background under an oversized centered ‘Rational planning for rapid growth’ heading, with a ‘Billed monthly / Billed annually’ toggle beneath. Three plan cards sit in a row — Basic ($19 USD/billed monthly, ‘Works perfect for small teams’), Standard ($49, highlighted white card with a shadow, ‘Great for small and medium teams’) and Enterprise ($89, ‘Great for large teams’) — each listing checkmarked features like ‘All multimedia channels’, ‘Up to 15,000 contacts’, ‘Flow + AI base chatbot’ and ‘24/7 Support’. Every card ends with a ‘Select the plan’ button, solid blue on the featured Standard tier and outlined on the others. Highlighting the middle plan steers attention to the recommended option.
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