Pricing table: choose how you sell, see the table while you build it

The pricing table editor now asks one question first: how do you sell? One price per tier gives every column its own price, period and product, which is the right answer when your monthly and yearly plans are separate products at your provider, or when you sell a single plan. The monthly / yearly toggle is for several plans that each exist in both periods; a toggled tier now carries a monthly and a yearly product, and the button follows the toggle, so a visitor who picks yearly lands in the yearly checkout. A live preview under the question is rendered by the same script your readers load, so it shows exactly what they will see, as you type. The tier type sits at the top of every tier card, a table starts with a free tier, and the feature list gained a cross for what a tier does not include. Existing tables keep their settings; a tier that has only one of the two prices now shows it in both views instead of going blank.

• How do you sell? One price per tier, or a monthly / yearly toggle
• Toggled tiers have a monthly and a yearly product, the button follows the toggle
• Live preview in the editor, rendered by the real embed script
• Tier type first in every card, new tables start with a free tier
• Cross symbol in the feature list
• A tier with only one price shows it in both views, with the right suffix
• Clicking the nav item or breadcrumb of the page you are on returns to its overview
• More in the docs: Pricing Table Setup
• More in the blog: Founding Member Pricing When You Start a New Ghost Blog and PayGlue Is Not a Payment Provider, But What Else?