Excluding or including, withVAT Toggle
VAT Toggle is the switch and the price, not the pricing card. One component with two roles: drop it above your own cards as the switch, and into each card as the price. The visitor picks, every amount recalculates at the rate for the country you sell in, and the cards stay yours.
Three looks, one job
A segmented control when the two states deserve equal weight, a plain switch when the page is already busy, or two words with an underline when anything more would be too much. All three are real buttons, all three take the keyboard, all three say what they are to a screen reader.
Thirty countries, one picker
Pick the country you invoice from and the standard rate comes with it, every member state plus the UK, Switzerland and Norway. A reduced rate, or somewhere off the list, goes in as a number.
Formatted like your market
Currency before or after, comma or point, two decimals or none, and a round amount that drops its trailing zeros. Rounding is half up, so a price never lands a cent short of what the invoice will say.
It borrows your type
The price is a text layer with a font control, not a picture of a price. Set it once to the style your cards already use and it stops looking like a component. The switch takes your colours, radius and font the same way.
How it works
Three steps and the pricing switches. No plugins, no API keys, no backend. What follows is the Framer editor, recorded.
Drag VAT Toggle onto the page above your pricing and pick the country you invoice from.
Same component, Role set to Price. Type the amount you already publish and say whether it is excl. or incl. VAT.
Everything with the same group follows the same switch. Two pricing sections on one page get two names.
