Hello Tarak,

Sorry to disappoint you, but that table is completely custom-made by our developers for our pricing Page.
It is not a wpDataTable; in other words, it is not made by our own Plugin. So, we don't currently have the built-in, out-of-the-box options to create the same table like that via wpDataTables. More details on each point/functionality you mentioned.

 1. PIVOT dynamic comparison table for use case of 'pricing plan' :

 Currently, we don't have a built-in way to create dynamic pivot comparison tables like that. 

When it comes to the PIVOT layout for the tables :

Pivoting the table is not a built-in option of wpDataTables, but please feel free to check out this ticket:

https://tmsplugins.ticksy.com/ticket/3042192/

One of our customers made a short tutorial for all customers that want to use the Pivot feature with wpDataTables. 

If you wish to see a built-in option for this in the future, please feel free to search our suggestions page to see if someone has already suggested this feature.

 If you can't see it, feel free to add your suggestion there. As more people vote, the feature will move higher on the priority list.

You can certainly follow our changeLog page if you'd like ( it is also available in the plugin dashboard), where we state any changes/new features/bug fixes during updates;

and our newsletter, so you're informed about new features, bug fixes, freebies, etc.

More details about the comparison table options which we have at the moment.

1. We will first explain how to make simple Static Comparison Tables :

We have an article that explains various ways on how you could create Simple/static comparison tables on this page.

The easiest tables to make are our Simple tables

And here are more examples of what kind of tables you can make here.

2. Dynamic Comparison Tables :

If you need users to be able to select from multiple 'items' to compare them on the same Page and then get dynamic results.

For example, if you wanted to create something like on this page made by Apple, we can see the comparison of their phone models:

Something like this is not possible with one table from our Plugin (yet), but you would be able to create a workaround of two or three (or more) identical tables (you can use the duplicate function to duplicate the table) and then add all three tables next to each other.

So, basically, the page would have 3 containers, and each container would hold one wpDataTable. 

The drop-down would filter per a hidden column, so only one or two columns would be displayed and they would contain the data associated with one phone.

In order to have this filtering on the hidden column, we show the filters above the Table,

by enabling this option in the table back-end settings, under Filtering, "Filters in a form".

The 1st (hidden) column would need to contain the phone model in each row, so something like this:

This way, when the model is selected in the filter above, only the data related to this phone will be displayed. 

You would also need to purchase and install our add-on Powerful Filters in order to hide the table before filtering is applied.

That is the only workaround we have with our current capabilities.

 Recently, we added the built-in WooCommerce integration, but this can show one table with all products - each row represents one Product in a standard vertical table layout with the header row on top, etc.

2. Sticky top( Fixed header):
We have a Fixed header feature, but it is not possible for Simple table type. And the only way to make a 'pivot layout' like this can be currently done in our Simple table type. So we don't have an ideal solution for that point.

3. Folding rows ( click go expand/close multiple/groups of rows) : 

We only have a "Responsiveness" feature at the moment, which can be used to collapse all rows, then a user can click into an individual row to expand it. 

 This is also not available for Simple tables - it is only available for other table types. 

 But, in that custom pricing Table, our devs made 'groups of multiple rows' collapsed under each 'section'. For this, we don't have a built-in option at the moment. 

 As mentioned above, you can write a separate development suggestion idea for each of these points, and we will do our best to work on adding built-in features in the future to create a table like that by our Plugin.