{% load brickwork_icons %} {% comment %} PRICING / single plan: one price, stated plainly. WHEN TO USE THIS INSTEAD OF THE THREE-TIER TABLE. When there is only one product. A three-column table with two columns removed still reads as a comparison and leaves the reader hunting for the option you did not build. One card, centred, says "this is the price" and asks nothing else of them. It also suits a product with one plan and a bespoke enterprise conversation: put the plan here and the conversation in a CTA band underneath, rather than inventing a second tier priced "Contact us". NO VIEW CONTEXT NEEDED. _pricing_tier.html takes flat strings for everything except its `features` list, and that list is the one thing you most want to edit as words. So this example includes the card WITHOUT features and puts what is included in its own list below, which keeps the whole section editable in the template. If you would rather have the ticks inside the card, pass `features` as a plain list of strings from your view. The wrapper _pricing_table.html can also render a single tier, centred, via bw-pricing-table--single. Prefer that when the plans come from data and one of them happens to be alone; prefer this when the price is static copy. The tick icons on the list are decorative: the list semantics already say these are items, so announcing "check" six times adds nothing. {% endcomment %}

One plan, everything in it

Northwind is priced per person on your finance team. No feature gates, no invoice limits, no charge for the accountant who logs in twice a year.

{% include "brickwork_marketing/components/_pricing_tier.html" with name="Northwind" price="£19" period="/user/month" description="Billed monthly. Cancel from the billing page, not by email." cta_label="Start the 30-day trial" cta_href="/accounts/signup/" highlighted=True %}

Prices exclude VAT. Pay annually and the twelfth month is free.