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GSAP component for React

Pricing in React.

A pricing section with a monthly/yearly switch. Flip it and every price rolls to its new number digit by digit and a savings chip pops in, while each plan name carries a constant shimmer.

Install

Install Pricing in your React project

Pricing ships as a copy-paste React component. The only dependencies are GSAP and the official @gsap/react adapter for the useGSAP hook. Both work in Next.js (App Router and Pages), Vite, Remix, and Create React App.

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Integrate

Where it goes in your React app

Pricing is a leaf-level interactive component, so it needs to render on the client. In a Next.js App Router project, add the 'use client' directive at the top of the file (it's already there in the component you copy).

The component is self-contained: it manages its own refs, useGSAP scope, and cleanup. Mount it inside any Server Component, Client Component, or page. It does not require a provider or wrapper.

If your project uses TypeScript, the component is typed - the props it accepts match the data-anm-* attributes documented on the main detail page.

Gotchas

Price and period markup is built imperatively, not with JSX

The digit-roller columns and the two-face period swap are created via document.createElement inside useGSAP and injected into empty ref containers, mirroring the vanilla structure so the roll math stays identical across formats.

cards is read once per mount via dependencies

Changing the plans array rebuilds the whole card set (it's in the useGSAP dependencies array). Memoize plans if you construct the array dynamically.

Switzer is loaded from the component CSS

The @font-face in pricing.css points at /fonts/Switzer-Variable.woff2 at your site root. Self-host the file there (Fontshare, free) or change the family in the CSS - the fallback is the system sans.

The plan-name shimmer is a permanent loop

The gradient sweep on the plan names runs continuously from mount and pauses only when the tab is hidden or the visitor prefers reduced motion. Set a longer shimmer duration if the section sits next to other motion.
FAQ

Common questions

Does Pricing work in Next.js App Router?
Yes. The component includes the 'use client' directive and uses useGSAP for proper cleanup across Server Component re-renders. Drop it into any page or component inside app/.
Does Pricing work with Server Components?
The component itself runs on the client (it needs the DOM for GSAP), but the parent page can be a Server Component. Import the component normally; React's "use client" boundary handles the rest. No additional configuration needed.
Does Pricing work in React 18 and React 19?
Yes. The component uses useGSAP which is React-version-agnostic. It also handles Strict Mode double-invocation correctly via gsap.context scoping.
Will the animation flash before hydration?
Brief flash is possible on first paint because GSAP needs the client to initialize. The component sets the parked ("starting") state via gsap.set on mount before the first frame, so any visible jump is sub-frame and rarely perceived. For above-the-fold use, pair with a CSS opacity:0 default that the component clears on mount.

Copy the React code

The full React implementation lives on the component page, with the live demo, every format side by side, and the ability to edit and re-run it in the browser.

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Pricing is one of 80+ GSAP components, each shipping in React, Vue, and HTML/CSS/JS with the same production tuning.