Single Plan With FAQ

About this block

Single Plan With FAQ opens with a short heading and a supporting sentence, then splits into a two-column grid. The left column holds a bordered card named "Complete" with a large price, a per-member cadence note, a bulleted feature list with check icons, a full-width CTA button, and a brief trial note below it. The right column holds a divider-separated list of three question and answer pairs covering trial access, cancellation, and discounts.

All copy in both columns is independent. You can rewrite the plan name, price, and billing note, add or remove feature bullets, and swap in different questions without touching the layout. The FAQ column can hold more or fewer items as your policy set grows.

When to use

Reach for this block when your product has a single pricing tier and the main job is to surface it cleanly alongside the questions prospects ask before purchasing. It suits a creative agency or studio that charges one rate per seat and wants to pre-empt hesitation on the same screen rather than sending visitors to a separate help article.

Compared to a multi-tier layout, it communicates confidence in a flat model and removes the decision fatigue of comparing columns. The inline FAQ means a visitor can read the price, scan the features, and resolve their doubt about cancellation or discounts without scrolling away.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Features to establish what the plan covers before the price appears
• Testimonials to build trust just above the purchase decision

After

• CTAs to give visitors a second prompt if they scrolled past the plan card
• Footers to close the page after the pricing section

What you can customize

The block pairs a price card with a short FAQ list. A few ways to tailor both sides:

• Plan name and price. Rename "Complete" to match your own tier language and update the dollar amount and billing cadence to reflect your actual rate.
• Feature bullets. The check list accepts any number of items. Trim it to the four or five capabilities that matter most to your buyers so the card stays focused.
• FAQ questions. Swap in the real questions your sales or support team hears most often. Three items keeps the column balanced with the card, but a fourth fits without breaking the layout.

Tip: keep each FAQ answer to two or three sentences so both columns finish at roughly the same height and the grid stays visually balanced.