The other two demo posts showed a paywall cut and a handful of buttons. This is the bigger piece: a real pricing table, the kind you would put on a membership page, with the tiers side by side.
Ghost has tiers of its own, and its Stripe integration handles monthly and yearly subscriptions perfectly well. Ghost also added donations, which is welcome, but a donation in Ghost is a generated link rather than a tier. It grants access to nothing. It is a one-off payment that happens to live near your content.
What you cannot build with native Ghost is a table that mixes a free tier, a one-time payment and a subscription, where all three do the same thing underneath: make someone a member.
And here is the table
Or rather here is a paragraph describing a pricing table, which is a bit like reviewing a restaurant by reading out the menu. The real one is on the demo blog with the tiers laid out side by side, and a button that opens it larger, because Ghost renders everything inside the same reader column no matter which theme you run.
See the table →