Pricing

DC Theme - Pricing shows a price table: one card per plan, with features, a button and an optional highlighted card. Amounts are formatted for the currency you choose.

A three-tier price table is one module with three plans, not three modules.

Add a Price Table

1. Go to Content → Site Modules → New and choose DC Theme - Pricing
2. Add one row per plan under Plans
3. Publish it to content-top or content-bottom, or to a position read by a Section module so it sits in a band with a heading

The Plans

Each row in Plans is one card. Drag rows to reorder them.

Setting	Default	Description
Plan name	Empty	What the option is called, such as Consultation or Full treatment
Amount	Empty	Digits only, no symbol or separators. Enter 150000 and it displays correctly for your currency. Decimals show only where there are any, so 95 shows as a round number and 49.99 does not
Period	Empty	Shown after the amount, such as per visit or per month. Leave empty for a one-off price
One-off fee	Empty	A setup, build or installation charge paid once, beside the recurring Amount. Leave empty if there is none
One-off fee, up to	Empty	When the one-off is quoted as a range, the top of the range
Recurring fee, up to	Empty	When the recurring fee is quoted as a range, the top of the range
Headline instead of the total	Empty	Replaces the headline figure with your own text
Small print	Empty	A short qualifier such as starting from or including GST
What is included	Empty	One feature per line. Each line becomes a row in the card
Highlight this card	No	Draws a brand-coloured border and makes the button solid. Use it on one card only
Badge	Empty	A short label above the plan name, such as Most popular
Button text	Empty	The card's button
Button link	Empty	Where the button goes
Button opens	Same tab	Same tab or New tab. A booking system on another site is usually better in a new tab

A row with neither a name nor a price is skipped.

One-Off and Recurring Fees

With a One-off fee filled in, the headline becomes the one-off and the Amount added together, labelled to start, and the card lists the two parts underneath: Once with the one-off, and Then with the Amount and its Period. When either part is a range, its row reads X to Y.

Where that total is a number nobody actually pays – for example a build quoted as a range beside a monthly fee – write the headline yourself in Headline instead of the total.

Feature Lines

Each line of What is included can use <strong>, <em>, <b>, <i> and <small>. Any other markup is shown as text.

Add a note after a double pipe and it appears as a small info marker that shows the note on hover or focus:

Unlimited revisions || Within the agreed scope

Money

Setting	Default	Description
Currency	US Dollar (USD)	Sets the symbol, the separators and the decimal places on every price in this table. Six common currencies at the top, 40 in all

Layout

Setting	Default	Description
Lakh and crore shorthand	No	Rupee prices of a lakh or more are written as 1.5 lakh rather than 1,50,000. Ignored for every other currency
Note under the table	Empty	One line under all the cards, for anything true of every plan, such as tax
Cards across	Automatic	Automatic, 2, 3 or 4. Automatic gives one column per plan, up to four. Cards stack below 768px and go at most two across until 992px
Plan name level	H3	H3, H4 or No heading. Use H3 under a band heading, H4 if the band heading is already an H3

Next Steps

• Section – put the table in a band with a heading
• FAQ – answer pricing questions below the table