Flim four-tier subscription pricing table

Flim four-tier subscription pricing table, minimal, light-mode, light

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Centered pricing section for Flim with a yearly toggle and four comparison cards, highlighting Pro in yellow and Basic as most popular.

Summary

Flim pricing opens with an oversized "The all-in-one visual library" headline, a monthly/yearly pill toggle, and four tier cards from Free through Team with feature checklists and distinct highlight treatments.

Visual description

White page with a large black headline split by a small green diamond on a pale grid square. Subline reads "from Movies, TV Series, Ads and Music Videos." Centered pill toggle shows MONTHLY in gray and YEARLY selected in black. Four equal-width cards sit in a row: Free with gray header and outlined GET STARTED; Basic with a dark "MOST POPULAR" badge, €12.90 yearly price, 13% off note, and outlined CTA; Pro wrapped in yellow header and yellow border, €29.90 with 40% off, solid black GET STARTED, and AI credit callouts; Team with "Contact Us" pricing and CONTACT SALES outline button. Each card lists caps labels like SINGLE USER ONLY or MULTIPLE USERS FOR TEAMS, then icon-checked feature bullets covering still counts, download limits, boards, video cuts, and SSO. Below the grid, a gridded band offers Teacher & Student Access with a blue linked CTA, a social-pricing note, and a full-width outlined CONTACT US TO DISCUSS PRICING button. Small "PRICING EXCL. TAXES" sits under the cards.

Key takeaway

Using two highlight strategies at once (popular badge on Basic, full yellow frame on Pro) lets you steer different buyer segments without hiding the comparison. Caps micro-labels above prices clarify audience fit faster than feature lists alone.

Reuse notes

Works for SaaS with clear tier differentiation and annual discount framing. Yellow accent needs restraint so only one tier feels primary. Long feature lists demand consistent iconography and generous card height.

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