A comparison table or pricing grid is one of the highest-converting sections on a sales page, and also one of the most annoying to hand-code responsively. Nexter Blocks’ Data Table and Pricing Table blocks are built specifically so neither problem requires touching CSS.
Pricing Table: Built for Conversion, Not Just Layout
The Pricing Table block ships with pre-designed layouts (single column, multi-plan comparison) rather than a blank grid you style from scratch. It supports a highlighted “recommended” plan styling, a tooltip option for explaining a feature inline without cluttering the row, and a read-more/toggle option for long feature lists on mobile where a full table would otherwise force awkward horizontal scrolling.
Also Read: Nexter Blocks Countdown, Progress Bar and Infobox: Building a High-Converting Landing Page Section — a Pricing Table commonly sits alongside these same conversion-focused blocks on a landing page.
Data Table: For Comparison Content That Isn’t Pricing
Where Pricing Table is purpose-built for plans and tiers, the Data Table block handles general tabular comparison content — feature matrices, spec sheets, side-by-side product comparisons — without forcing that content into the pricing-specific layout. Both blocks inherit your Nexter Global Styles brand colors and typography by default, so a table matches the rest of the site without manual color-matching.
Building a Responsive Comparison Table
- Enable the Data Table or Pricing Table block under Nexter Blocks → Blocks.
- Choose a pre-made layout as a starting point, or build the column/row structure manually.
- For a Pricing Table with a long feature list, enable the read-more/toggle option rather than shipping a table that forces horizontal scroll on mobile.
- Apply a highlighted state to your recommended plan or featured comparison column, if the layout supports it.
Also Read: Nexter Theme Global Styles: How to Set Up Brand Colors, Fonts and Spacing Sitewide — set this up first so your table’s colors and typography inherit correctly.
Conclusion
Pricing Table and Data Table solve two related but distinct problems — conversion-focused plan comparison versus general tabular content — and both remove the responsive-table CSS work that makes hand-coded comparison tables painful to maintain. Pick based on whether you’re actually selling tiered plans or just presenting structured data side by side.
FAQ
Are these blocks responsive by default?
Yes, both are built to be responsive; the Pricing Table’s read-more/toggle option specifically addresses long feature lists on small screens.
Can I use Data Table for a pricing comparison instead of Pricing Table?
Technically yes, but Pricing Table’s purpose-built conversion features (highlighted plan, tooltips) make it the better fit specifically for plan/tier comparisons.
Do these blocks require Nexter Blocks Pro?
Check your current Nexter Blocks version for the exact free/Pro feature split; core table functionality is broadly available, with some advanced styling options tiered to Pro depending on release.
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- Nexter Blocks Countdown, Progress Bar and Infobox: Building a High-Converting Landing Page Section
- Nexter Theme Global Styles: How to Set Up Brand Colors, Fonts and Spacing Sitewide
- Nexter Blocks Smooth Scroll and Glassmorphism Effects: A 2026 Design Tutorial
