Pricing Table – Responsive & Easy
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About
Display pricing plans with responsive tables. Unlimited packages, 4 templates, shortcode support. Works with Elementor and Gutenberg.
What It Does
ABC Pricing Table lets you create unlimited pricing packages and display them on your WordPress site using four included templates. Tables are responsive on mobile, work with both Gutenberg and Elementor, and are placed anywhere via shortcode. It is a straightforward tool focused specifically on presenting plan tiers, not full-featured e-commerce or checkout functionality.
Who It's For
This plugin fits small businesses that need a clean, static pricing page without paying for a full subscription or SaaS platform: SaaS startups, freelancers, agencies, fitness studios, consultants, and course sellers who already have a separate checkout or payment processor in place. If you only need to show three to five plan tiers and want them to look good on phones, this covers the essentials.
Who Should Skip It
If you need built-in recurring billing, Stripe or PayPal checkout integration, A/B testing of plan tiers, or customer account management, skip this and look at a SaaS-oriented solution like Paid Member Subscriptions or a dedicated pricing tool. Anyone wanting deep design customization beyond the four included templates, or expecting premium-grade support, should also look elsewhere.
The Bottom Line
ABC Pricing Table is a competent, well-maintained tool that does the basics well: clean responsive tables, four templates, and broad editor compatibility. Its overall quality score of 75.67 out of 100 places it just below better-known competitors, and the total absence of public support activity is a real concern for anyone relying on it in production. Reasonable choice for a simple pricing page, but not the safest pick if you cannot troubleshoot issues on your own.
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