How to Add a Pricing Table in WordPress
Add a hosting pricing table to WordPress with a plugin, the block editor, a page builder, or MaxHost's built-in module wired to your WHMCS order page.
MaxHost and hosting website guides
Start with your website setup
- Build a hosting website with MaxHost: explore the website setup workflow.
- Set up WHMCS for a hosting business: start with the WHMCS setup guide.
- Compare Elementor and WPBakery: consider which page-builder approach fits your website.
Find MaxHost product and setup information
Visit the MaxHost product page for theme information. Use the MaxHost documentation for theme setup and reference material, or read about MaxHost and WHMCS integration.
Common questions
Is a WHMCS license included with MaxHost?
A separate WHMCS license is required. MaxHost provides the WordPress theme and WHMCS templates; it does not supply the WHMCS license.
Where can I get help with a MaxHost issue?
Visit the MaxHost support page for the available support path. Include your theme version, the relevant WordPress or WHMCS environment, steps to reproduce the issue and any error message.
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