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Feature Comparison Table Template

Make a decision easier to understand with a compact comparison table that explains differences without hiding the trade-offs.

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Start with a practical structure

# Choose the right plan

> Compare the options that matter to your users. Keep rows focused on real differences, not every internal implementation detail.

## Plan comparison

| Feature | Starter | Pro | Team | Notes |
| :--- | :---: | :---: | :---: | :--- |
| Personal projects | Yes | Yes | Yes | Create and manage your own projects. |
| Live preview | Yes | Yes | Yes | Preview changes before publishing. |
| Markdown export | Yes | Yes | Yes | Download source files at any time. |
| Custom templates | — | Yes | Yes | Save reusable documentation structures. |
| Shared workspaces | — | — | Yes | Invite teammates to a shared workspace. |
| Priority support | — | Yes | Yes | Response targets may vary by plan. |

## Which option should you choose?

### Starter

Choose Starter when you are learning the workflow or maintaining a small personal project.

### Pro

Choose Pro when you need reusable templates and a more repeatable documentation process.

### Team

Choose Team when multiple people need a shared workspace and consistent documentation standards.

## Notes

- Use `Yes`, `No`, or an em dash consistently in availability columns.
- Put long explanations in the Notes column or below the table.
- If the table becomes difficult to read on a narrow screen, move the detailed explanation into short sections below it.

What this template includes

  • Feature-by-option comparison table
  • Plain-language decision guidance
  • Structure that works in GitHub READMEs and docs

How to use this template

  1. Open the template in the editor.
  2. Rename columns to the options being compared.
  3. Keep each cell concise and explain key trade-offs below the table.

Make the template your own

Use the section order as a starting point, then remove anything that does not help your reader take the next step. Good Markdown is specific, scannable, and easy to maintain.

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