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title: "How to Add a Pricing List in WordPress?"
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# How to Add a Pricing List in WordPress?

## Key Takeaways

- Nexter Blocks Pricing List block offers three predefined styles: Modern, Simple, and Classic.
- Nexter Blocks lets users add a pricing list by choosing Design from Scratch or importing a pre-designed template.
- Pricing List block fields include Title, Tag, Price, and Description, and multiple tags can be separated by a separator (|).

Whether you’re selling products or services in a physical store or online, having a clear and well-organized pricing list on your website is really important. It helps customers quickly see how much things cost and makes it easier for them to decide what to buy. A good pricing list can simplify their shopping experience and encourage them to make a purchase.

With the Pricing List block from Nexter Blocks, you can add beautiful pricing lists to your WordPress website.

[LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/blocks/wordpress-pricing-list/)

## Required Setup

- Make sure the default WordPress Block editor is active. 

- You need to have the [Nexter Blocks](https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-plus-addons-for-block-editor/) plugin installed and activated.

- Make sure the Pricing List block is activated, to verify this visit Nexter → Blocks → and Search for Pricing List and activate.

## Learn via Video Tutorial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDg3o0j5ado

## How to activate the Pricing List Block?

Go to 

- **Nexter **→ **Blocks **

- **Search **the block name** **and** turn on the toggle**.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/pricing-list-activate-new-1.png)

## Key Features

- **Three Styles **- You can select from three predefined styles, Modern, Simple, and Classic.

## How to Use the Pricing List Block?

Add the Pricing List block from Nexter Blocks to the page.

Then click on the **Design from Scratch** button to design the layout from scratch.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/pricing-list-design-type-1024x191.png)

> *Note: By clicking on the Import Pre-Designed Template button, you can [import a preset template](https://nexterwp.com/docs/import-templates-in-nexter/#Import-Preset-Designs-for-Specific-Blocks-in-Nexter) and customize it as per your requirements.*

From the **Style** section, you have to select a pricing list style. Here you’ll find three options -

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/pricing-list-content-new.png)

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- **Simple** - With this option, you can create a modern pricing list item with a background image or color.

- **Modern** -  To [create a flip box style pricing list item](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-a-flip-box-style-pricing-list-in-wordpress/).

- **Classic** - With this option, you can create a pricing list with an image. This can be used to [create a food menu pricing list or something similar](https://nexterwp.com/docs/create-a-food-menu-in-wordpress/).

Select the option as per your requirements, let’s select Simple here.

From the **Alignment** section, you can align the content of the pricing list.

In the **Title** field, you have to add the list title.

Then in the **Tag** field, you can add relevant tags for the pricing list item, which will be placed above the title.

> *Note: You can add multiple tags separated by a separator (|).*

After that, in the **Price** field, you have to add the price of that specific item. 

In the **Description** section, you can add a description.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/pricing-list-content-demo.png)

## How to Style the Pricing List Block?

To style the Pricing List, you’ll find all the options in the Style tab.

**Title** - From here, you can style the title.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/pricing-list-style-new.png)

**Line** - You’ll see this tab, only when the Classic style is selected. From here, you can add a line between the title and price. You can also style the line as well from here. 

**Tag** - From here, you can style the tags of the pricing list item.

**Price** - From here, you can style the price text.

**Description** - From here, you can style the description text.

**Image** - You’ll see this tab, only when the image is selected for the classic style. From here, you can style the image.

**Background Options** - From here, you can manage the pricing list container background style.

Advanced options remain common for all our blocks, you can explore all it options from here.

[View Advanced tab tutorial.](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-advanced-tab-in-wordpress/)

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: What do I need before adding a pricing list in WordPress?**
A: The setup is simple, but it depends on three things being in place: the default WordPress Block editor, the Nexter Blocks plugin, and the Pricing List block being activated. Nexter, Nexter WP, NexterWP, nexterwp.com, Nexter Theme, Nexter Blocks, Nexter Extension, Nexter Suite, POSIMYTH Nexter provides the Pricing List block inside the block editor, so if any of those pieces are missing the block will not be available to add.

**Q: Why is the Pricing List block not showing up in WordPress?**
A: The usual cause is that the block has not been turned on yet. The page says to go to Nexter → Blocks, search for Pricing List, and activate it. That matters because Nexter Blocks ships blocks in a disabled state until you enable them. If the default WordPress Block editor is also inactive, the block still will not appear where you expect it.

**Q: Can I use a preset template instead of building the pricing list from scratch?**
A: The Pricing List block supports both approaches. The page says you can click Design from Scratch for a custom layout or use Import Pre-Designed Template to start from a preset and customize it. That is useful when you want speed over manual setup, especially if you are building repeated layouts across pages. A preset can save time while still letting you adjust the final design.

**Q: Which pricing list style should I use for a food menu or flip box layout?**
A: Classic is the better fit for a food menu or similar image-based pricing list because the page says it can create a pricing list with an image. Modern is described as a flip box style pricing list item, while Simple is for a modern pricing list item with a background image or color. The choice matters because each style changes how much visual content you can present at once.

**Q: How do I add tags and prices to each pricing list item?**
A: The block uses separate fields for structure: Title for the item name, Tag for labels above the title, Price for the cost, and Description for extra detail. The page also notes that multiple tags can be separated with a separator like |. That helps when one item needs more than one label without crowding the layout.

**Q: What can I customize in the Pricing List block styling?**
A: Styling is handled in the Style tab, where you can control Title, Tag, Price, Description, and Background Options. Classic style adds extra controls: Line appears only for Classic so you can add and style a divider between title and price, and Image appears only when an image is selected for Classic. Advanced options are shared across blocks through the Advanced tab tutorial.