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title Plans
description An example plan comparison page for the Waypoint starter.
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<PricingTable tone="neutral" variant="none" columnsLg="3" columnsXl="3" class="p-0 mt-6 mb-6 box-shadow-none tone-text-surface" eyebrow="Waypoint plans" title="Choose the shape of your workspace." subtitle="The cards show how to explain increasing value without burying the choice in a feature matrix." footnote="Example content only. No purchase or subscription is available on this starter."

<PricingPlan title="Start" summary="For a small team finding its rhythm." price="Free" period="example plan" icon="lucide:compass" tone="neutral" variant="flat" class="w-full rounded-lg p-5" ctaLabel="See the workspace" ctaLink="/workspace/"

<PricingFeature icon="lucide:check">One shared initiative</PricingFeature>
<PricingFeature icon="lucide:check">Milestones and owners</PricingFeature>
<PricingFeature icon="lucide:check">Weekly updates</PricingFeature>
Unlimited example initiatives Decision records Project health views Cross-team portfolio view Workspace governance Guided onboarding

Questions a pricing page should answer

In a real product, state when a plan change takes effect, how billing is adjusted, and what happens to existing data. This starter leaves those business rules to you.

Specify whether guests, viewers, and suspended members are billed. Link to the same definition from checkout and account settings.

Describe channels, hours, response targets, and any onboarding services in your actual offer.

Replace every illustrative amount and entitlement. Connect the calls to action to a working sales or checkout flow and publish your real terms.