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  1. WordPress Pricing

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  2. 11 Best WordPress Pricing Table Plugins for 2024

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  4. Unbeatable WordPress Rates: Expert Guide on Pricing 2024

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  5. WordPress.com Business Plan Review: A Worthy Self-Hosted Alternative?

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  6. How to Build a Pricing Table for Your Site (4 Key Tips w/ Examples)

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  1. WordPress.com Pricing and Plans | Start Building Today

    How much does WordPress cost? WordPress.com pricing is simple. We bundle hosting, domains, privacy, and security into one low price with plans for anyone.

  2. WordPress Pricing And Plans 2024 Guide – Forbes Advisor

    Read our WordPress pricing guide to discover the best plan option for your needs and budget and make the most of your WordPress website.

  3. Business Plan Features | WordPress.com Support

    Discover the power of the WordPress.com Business plan (formerly known as the Creator plan) for your website. Upload custom themes and plugins, access SEO tools, enjoy 50 GB storage, and receive dedicated support.

  4. WordPress Cost: How Much Does WordPress Cost in 2024? - WebFX

    The average upfront cost for a WordPress website, though, is $100 to $100,000 or more. Ongoing maintenance costs for WordPress websites range from $50 to $10,000 or more per year. Get a quick summary of WordPress website costs here: Last Updated: May 1, 2024. See the Factors That Influence Your Cost.

  5. WordPress.com Plans: Choose the Perfect Upgrade for Your Site

    WordPress.com has paid plans for everyone, from bloggers to small business owners looking for an online store. Upgrading removes ads and provides more storage, additional design tools, and essential SEO, performance, and security tools.

  6. WordPress.com Business Plan Review - WinningWP

    So, with that in mind, and the fact that the entry-level plans from popular managed WordPress hosting companies such as WP Engine and Kinsta also come in at $25 (if you pay for a year upfront), the $25-a-month price of the WordPress.com Business plan makes this a relatively affordable option, provided you choose to pay annually.