Pricing

Sliding scale supporter pricing

Pay what the project is worth to you

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The prompt

Create a pay-what-you-can pricing block with Tailwind CSS for an independent or open-source product. Centre a max-w-2xl card with a heading, a paragraph explaining the software is the same at every price and the higher tiers fund the lower ones, and a row of three preset amount cards — Supporter, Standard and Patron — each with a monthly figure, a one-line description of who it is for, and a small label; the middle one is preselected with a neutral-900 border. Under them, a custom amount row with a currency addon and a numeric input, plus a slider tied to the same value. Then a distribution strip showing three thin bars labelled with the share of users at each tier. Finish with a dark button whose label carries the chosen amount and a muted line saying the price can be changed or paused at any time, no questions asked.

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Create a pay-what-you-can pricing block with Tailwind CSS for an independent or open-source product. Centre a max-w-2xl card with a heading, a paragraph explaining the software is the same at every price and the higher tiers fund the lower ones, and a row of three preset amount cards — Supporter, Standard and Patron — each with a monthly figure, a one-line description of who it is for, and a small label; the middle one is preselected with a neutral-900 border. Under them, a custom amount row with a currency addon and a numeric input, plus a slider tied to the same value. Then a distribution strip showing three thin bars labelled with the share of users at each tier. Finish with a dark button whose label carries the chosen amount and a muted line saying the price can be changed or paused at any time, no questions asked.