Subscription Tiers Wheel — Commercial Ladder Around A Circle (Infographic)
Best for: presenting a product's tier ladder as one closed set rather than a ranked list Avoid when: tiers must be compared on features (use a comparison table) Answers: what each tier is called, who it is for, and how the ladder progresses
infographic list-sector-simple
theme
colorPrimary #2b66c4
palette
- #2b66c4
- #2f9e44
- #f3a33c
- #d1242f
- #7048e8
- #0f9b9b
- #c16f8a
- #7c5a3d
data
title Plans At A Glance
desc Four tiers, ordered by team size
lists
- label Starter
desc Solo builders
- label Team
desc Up to 20 seats
- label Business
desc SSO, audit logs
- label Enterprise
desc Custom terms, SLAData Shape
Four to six lists items arranged as wheel sectors. Because sectors are equal-sized, keep labels short and
put the qualifier in desc.
Key Options
| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
infographic list-sector-simple |
Full-wheel sectors with simple labels |
list-sector-plain-text |
Text-only sectors; quietest rendering |
list-sector-half-plain-text |
Half-wheel — fewer sectors, larger text |
Pitfalls
- ❌ Uneven value implied by equal sectors → ✅ say in
descthat sectors are equal width, or add a note - ❌ Price inside the label → ✅ prices change; keep them in
descor the pricing page - ❌ Six-plus tiers → ✅ beyond six the sector labels become unreadable
Alternatives
| Variant | Use instead |
|---|---|
| Tier ladder as a hierarchy | partner-tiers-pyramid.md |
| Coverage areas of one team | oncall-coverage-wheel.md |
| Revenue split by plan | product-mix-donut-badges.md |