{{-- Buying a package. The first version put five cards in a four-column grid, so the fifth wrapped and sat alone; the consent box was at the BOTTOM, which left every button disabled on arrival — a page that looks broken before you have done anything wrong. And the prices ran across the card in one block, so nothing stood out to compare. Now: the consent comes first, because it is the condition for everything under it. Three columns, so five plans read as 3 + 2 rather than 4 + 1. Each card is one column of the same four rows — price, delivery, what you get, the button — so the eye can run down a row and compare like with like. --}}
{{ __('order.subtitle') }}
{{ $plan['audience'] }}
@endif {{-- The price, gross and large. A customer quoted 58,80 € on the website must not meet 49 € on the page with the button on it; the net figure is underneath for the books. --}}{{ Number::currency($plan['gross'] / 100, in: $plan['currency'], locale: app()->getLocale()) }} {{ __('order.per_month') }}
{{ __('order.incl_vat', ['rate' => $vat]) }} · {{ __('order.net') }} {{ Number::currency($plan['net'] / 100, in: $plan['currency'], locale: app()->getLocale()) }}
@if ($setup > 0){{ __('order.setup', ['amount' => Number::currency($setup / 100, in: $plan['currency'], locale: app()->getLocale())]) }}
@endif {{-- Read from the estate, not written down: where a host has room this rolls out on its own. --}}{{ __('order.terms') }}
@endif