Overview
The [mepr-membership-price] shortcode displays the price of a MemberPress membership and supports automatic coupon application, making it perfect for creating custom pricing displays that dynamically update when coupons are applied.
Basic Usage
[mepr-membership-price id="123"]
This displays the regular price of the membership with ID 123.
Parameters
Required Parameters
id - The ID of the membership to display the price for
Optional Parameters
coupon - Accepts either:
A specific coupon code: coupon="DISCOUNT20" The value "param": coupon="param" (uses coupon from URL parameter)
diff - When set to "true" with a coupon, shows the discount amount instead of the final price
Example: diff="true"
format - Controls the format of the displayed price
format="dollars" - Shows only the whole dollar amount format="cents" - Shows only the decimal portion
Examples
Basic Price Display
[mepr-membership-price id="123"]
Price with Specific Coupon
[mepr-membership-price id="123" coupon="SAVE20"]
Price with URL Parameter Coupon
[mepr-membership-price id="123" coupon="param"]
When a user visits with ?coupon=SAVE20 in the URL, the discounted price will be shown.
Show Discount Amount
[mepr-membership-price id="123" coupon="param" diff="true"]
This shows how much the customer saves instead of the final price.
Complete Pricing Display
Original price: $[mepr-membership-price id="123"]
Your price: $[mepr-membership-price id="123" coupon="param"]
You save: $[mepr-membership-price id="123" coupon="param" diff="true"]
How It Works
The shortcode uses the following logic to determine the displayed price:
It retrieves the membership object using the provided ID If a coupon parameter is present:
If coupon="param", it checks for a coupon code in the URL parameter ?coupon=CODE If a specific coupon code is provided, it uses that code
It calculates the adjusted price using the membership's adjusted_price() method with the coupon code If diff="true" is set, it calculates and displays the discount amount instead of the final price The price is formatted using WordPress's currency formatting functions
Use Cases
Custom Pricing Tables: Create custom pricing tables in page builders like Bricks Special Pricing Pages: Build landing pages with coupon-specific pricing Showing Savings: Highlight the discount amount to encourage conversions Auto-applying Coupons: Use with URL parameters for marketing campaigns
Code Location The shortcode is defined in the MemberPress core files:
Registration: MeprProductsCtrl.php (~line 39)
Implementation: MeprProductsCtrl::shortcode_price() method (~line 772)
Notes
This shortcode works seamlessly with the MemberPress registration forms When a coupon is applied in the registration form, any instances of this shortcode on the page will update automatically URL parameter coupons (using coupon="param") are automatically applied when the page loads The shortcode can be placed anywhere on the page, not just within MemberPress elements
I hope this documentation helps you and the MemberPress support team! This is definitely a useful feature that deserves proper documentation.