WordPress plugin
Responsive Pricing Table Pro: Toggle Monthly or Yearly Prices
Responsive Pricing Table Pro is the paid edition of Responsive Pricing Table, a WordPress add-on for presenting plans, prices, capabilities, and buttons together in a comparison table. Create tables in the Pricing Tables area of the WordPress administration panel, then add them to a page or post with a shortcode.
Responsive Pricing Table Pro is the paid edition of Responsive Pricing Table, a WordPress add-on for presenting plans, prices, capabilities, and buttons together in a comparison table. Create tables in the Pricing Tables area of the WordPress administration panel, then add them to a page or post with a shortcode.
Plan content and show settings
Each plan can have a title, subtitle, description, price, and recurrence label such as “one-time fee” or “per month.” Add a small icon, as many capabilities as needed, and a button with its text and URL. Custom buttons, including Stripe and PayPal buttons, are supported.
Set a color for each plan and highlight a recommended option. You can change or remove the currency sign, choose whether links open in the current or a new window, adjust title alignment and font size, force the plugin’s original fonts, and add custom CSS classes.
Pro comparison features
- Price toggle: Show alternative billing periods, such as monthly and yearly, in one table.
- Pricing plan equalizer: Help align plans when their content differs.
- Additional designs and layouts: Choose from more ways to arrange pricing information.
- Feature tooltips: Add information bubbles to explain individual features without putting longer explanations directly in the table.
Setup and fit
Create plans in the administration area, enter their details and capability lists, and set the currency display. Highlight a recommended plan where appropriate. If the offer has more than one billing period, configure the price toggle; add tooltips to features that need explanation, then choose a Pro layout. Copy the generated shortcode into the WordPress page or post where the comparison should appear.
The shortcode workflow suits service pages, subscription comparisons, and product packages where users need to compare options before choosing a button. One directory reviewer reported limitations with mobile display and Elementor editing, so check those processes with your theme and page builder.

