PowerPoint Pricing Table for Business

Pricing Tier Cards, Four-Column Comparison

Diagram
Comparison Split
Pricing Slide
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What’s on This Slide

Top-left title and a single-line subtitle occupy the upper horizontal band, placed above a faint concentric-circle motif and left aligned. Four vertical rounded-rectangle pricing cards span the central area in a single row, each card containing a short tier label at the top, a large numeric price value beneath, four brief feature lines stacked centrally, and a full-width CTA band at the bottom. The third card uses a teal gradient and stronger contrast to indicate emphasis while the other three are light gray. The footer shows a centered company mark and a right-aligned page number and url.

How to Use It

This four-column cards layout functions as a pricing comparison or product-tier display that visually lines up packages for quick side-by-side evaluation. Use it when presenting annual or subscription plans, service bundles, feature tiers, or internal cost options. In the overall sequence it sits late in the narrative, appropriate after goals or market-context slides and immediately before financial summary or infographic and a closing slide, so it supports a purchase or decision call. Use the highlighted center column for the recommended package and keep each card to concise bullet features and a short CTA.

Text Placeholders & Capacity

Keep your copy within these limits so it fits without resizing. Each pricing card fits a short title, a large numeric price, four 25-35 character feature lines, and a 15-20 character CTA.