Checkout for WHMCS
Sell your WHMCS products on WordPress. Pulls live plans and pricing from the WHMCS API, takes payment inline with PayPal, then creates the client and the order back in WHMCS.
by Tahir Almas, ICT Innovations · github.com/ictinnovations/checkout-for-whmcs · website
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Install
The author publishes release zips, so WP-CLI can install straight from GitHub:
wp plugin install https://github.com/ictinnovations/checkout-for-whmcs/releases/download/v1.0.1/checkout-for-whmcs.zipAlso on Packagist as ictinnovations/checkout-for-whmcs:
composer require ictinnovations/checkout-for-whmcsFrom the readme
Checkout for WHMCS
Sell your WHMCS products on WordPress. This plugin puts the whole order flow on your own site, so buyers never get bounced to the WHMCS billing portal to finish paying.
It pulls live plans and pricing from the WHMCS API, renders them as a pricing grid and a one-page checkout, takes payment inline with PayPal, then creates the client and the order back in WHMCS.
Built and maintained by Tahir Almas at ICT Innovations.
Screenshots
Step 1, plans read live from WHMCS. Setup fees and billing cycles come from the product as configured.
Step 2, the optional add-ons block and social signup. Both are switched off until you configure them.
The rest of step 2 is the billing details form. Buyers who use social signup skip most of it.
These are from a live install on ictpbx.com, which you can click through yourself.
Why you'd want it
The default WHMCS cart lives on a separate domain or subdomain, usually with a different theme. Every handoff costs you conversions. This keeps the buyer on your WordPress site from the pricing table through to the receipt, and WHMCS still ends up with a real client and a real order.
What it does
- Reads product groups and products str
Read the full README on GitHub →