Minimal Motion Hero
+6Sketchnote Pricingv1.0.1
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Create a responsive pricing section with three notebook-inspired plan cards, clear feature choices, and a highlighted recommended option. It helps SaaS teams make pricing easier to compare and more memorable for buyers who need a friendly alternative to a conventional pricing table.
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Updated Aug 25, 2026
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What you get
- A single self-contained HTML pricing section — no build step, no libraries, no network requests — that drops into any site or iframe
- The full sketchnote look: tilted paper cards with wobbly ink borders, hard shadows that lift on hover, margin doodles, and a sticky-note ribbon on your featured plan
- A built-in light/dark "lights out" toggle plus a plain-words style guide for matching your brand colors and tuning the motion
Good fit
- Indie products, creator tools, and friendly consumer apps that want pricing with personality
- Founders who want a memorable hand-drawn pricing section without hiring an illustrator
- Existing sites and React/Vue projects — the section embeds with scoped styles and zero dependencies
Not for
- Formal or enterprise brands — the handwritten, sketched look is deliberately playful
- Pages that need billing toggles, currency switching, or checkout wiring — this Skill draws the section, not the payment flow
- Teams looking for a full landing-page builder — this Skill focuses on the pricing section
Product Launch & App GrowthDigital Publications & Web PagesBuild Website PageBuild Landing PageEditable OutputVisually PolishedBeginner-friendlyDoodleHand DrawnHandwrittenNotebook PaperSketchnote
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