In a pricing table, you want to provide just enough information that the customer can decide but not too much that the table becomes long and boring. Intuitively, one might think that a Bootstrap pricing table with rich features and tons of various aspects is the way to go. They would assume this makes a good impression on the customers and catches their interest. This is not necessarily true. You should only give the customer what they want to know and nothing more.
If you use a lengthy pricing table with Bootstrap, then there is a high chance that the customers won’t even read the entire table and decide incorrectly. They might be frustrated by the lack of customer service and leave your website. Losing one customer doesn’t show a huge effect but if such scenario happens again and again in the course of time, then you will be left with a user base that could have been much larger if only you paid more attention when you were designing the site.
The code in this post is a pricing table with Bootstrap. It has a really nice design that can catch anyone’s interest. The colours are great too. This responsive pricing table can be used with any screen size for both mobile and desktop users.