About this block

Currency Region Table publishes purchasing power pricing instead of whispering it. Four regions run with currency, the plan price in local terms, and notes that say the quiet parts, VAT timing and the PPP discount percentages, with the enforcement footnote handled gracefully, abuse just moves you to list.

The rows are one array. Publishing the PPP discount openly is the position, most companies hide regional pricing and breed VPN games, naming it builds loyalty in the markets it serves and understanding everywhere else.

When to use

Reach for this block on pricing pages of products with real international self serve volume. It converts the markets that list prices exclude and reads as principle to everyone else. The notes column must stay current with your actual checkout behavior.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Pricing tiers showing the list structure first

After

• Pricing FAQ covering the billing address questions this raises
• CTAs localized if you go that far

What you can display

One strong use is PPP pricing for a global SaaS. Other tables:

• Student and nonprofit rates. Published discount tiers with their verification paths.
• Regional plans. Genuinely different plans per market where regulation requires it.
• Currency display. Simple currency equivalents without PPP for products that just localize billing.

Tip: name the discount percentages, about 50% off list says fairness where unlisted regional pricing says arbitrage.