Block Pattern: Plan Comparison Table
Adds a comparison table pattern with a header row and check marks for comparing plans, products or options side by side.
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Adds a comparison table pattern with a header row and check marks for comparing plans, products or options side by side.
Adds a "Pricing: three plans" pattern to the block inserter with a heading, three plan columns, feature lists and buttons that follow your theme's styles.
Closes the Navigation block's full-screen mobile menu when a visitor taps a link to a section of the same page (like #pricing), so they actually see where they jumped to.
Adds classes that put a diagonal corner ribbon on any block (wpide-ribbon-new, wpide-ribbon-sale, wpide-ribbon-popular), handy for pricing columns and product cards.
Shows each course's access mode (Open, Free, Buy now, Recurring or Closed) in a column on the Courses list, so you can check pricing at a glance.
Lists your memberships with "Join" links right below the MemberPress unauthorized message, so visitors can upgrade without searching for the pricing page.
Adds a switch that flips prices on your pricing page between monthly and yearly amounts, using simple data attributes on any element that shows a price.
Appends a short note such as "plus VAT" or "cancel any time" to the price text Paid Memberships Pro shows for each level.
Keeps chosen levels (for example a hidden staff or legacy level) off the public levels page while their checkout links keep working.
Shows lower prices across the store for customers with a specific role, such as wholesale buyers, without editing each product.
Replaces the network's default wp-signup.php address in links and redirects with a custom page, such as a pricing or onboarding page, while keeping the real signup form available.
Lowers the unit price when a customer buys more of the same product, for example 5% off from 10 units, and shows a price-break table on the product page.
Lists matching pages first in search results, then blog posts, then other content, so key pages like pricing or contact are not buried under older posts.
Replaces the "Sale!" badge with the actual discount, for example "-25%". Variable products show the largest discount among their variations.
Prints a line such as 12 results for "pricing" above the search results, so visitors know how much was found.
Adds a "Wholesale price" box to simple products and variations, and charges that price to customers with your wholesale role instead of the retail price.