About this block

Ticket Tiers prices three passes side by side. Each card carries a tier name, a price with its per seat unit, an honest availability note, and a ruled inclusion list, with the in person pass ringed as most popular. The lede promises one price per pass and no hidden add ons, so every card reads as a flat deal.

The tiers are one array of name, price, note, features, and a featured flag. The availability notes are the conversion surface, 425 of 600 seats remaining beats limited availability in every test anyone has run. A refunds and transfer line under the grid removes the last hesitation before the click.

When to use

Reach for this block on an event landing page once pricing is final, after a hero or agenda has sold the date. Ticket cards convert the visitor already deciding, the one comparing an online seat against the flight. It differs from a full pricing table by keeping the choice to three passes, worth it when the decision is attend or not rather than which plan.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Agenda day columns proving the program is worth the price

After

• FAQs covering refunds, transfers, and invoices
• Conference CTA bands repeating the registration ask

What you can display

One strong use is a hybrid conference with online, in person, and team passes. Other ladders:

• Workshop day. Three intensity levels of one training with the seats note managing the lab.
• Membership tiers. Annual, monthly, and student passes to a recurring series.
• Launch pricing. Early bird, standard, and door prices with the note counting down the deadline.

Tip: the availability note sells harder than the price, keep it specific and true or drop it.