In WHMCS, domain pricing slabs allow you to offer different pricing tiers for domain registrations and renewals based on the number of domains a client or reseller has in their account. This feature is helpful for domain resellers who want to provide volume discounts or tiered pricing to their customers. Here's how you can set up domain pricing slabs:

1. Log into WHMCS:

   Access your WHMCS admin panel using your administrator credentials.

2. Navigate to Domain Pricing Slabs:

   • Go to "Setup" in the top menu.
   • Click on "Products/Services."
   • Select "Domain Pricing."

3. Create a New Domain Pricing Slab:

   • Click the "Create New Pricing Slab" button.

4. Configure the Slab Details:

   • Enter a name for the pricing slab (e.g., "Standard Pricing").
   • Set the minimum number of domains required to qualify for this pricing tier. For example, you can set it to "0" for the default pricing for all clients.
   • Specify the currency for the pricing slab.

5. Add Domain Pricing:

   • In the "Domain Pricing" section, you can set prices for various domain extensions (e.g., .com, .net, .org) based on the slab. Enter the registration and renewal prices for each domain extension.

6. Save Changes:

   • Click the "Save Changes" button to create the new domain pricing slab.

7. Assign Clients or Resellers to Slabs:

   • To assign clients or resellers to a specific pricing slab, you need to edit their profiles.
   • Go to "Clients" or "Resellers" in the top menu, locate the client or reseller, and click on their name.
   • In the profile settings, find the "Domain Pricing" field, and select the pricing slab you want to assign to them.
   • Save the changes.

Now, clients or resellers assigned to a specific pricing slab will see the domain registration and renewal prices associated with that slab when they place orders.

You can create multiple pricing slabs to offer tiered pricing based on your business model. For example, you can have a "Wholesale Pricing" slab for resellers and a "Retail Pricing" slab for regular clients. Clients and resellers will automatically see the pricing based on their assigned slab when they order domains.

Domain pricing slabs are a valuable feature for domain resellers and hosting providers who want to offer competitive pricing and discounts based on the volume of domain registrations and renewals.

In WHMCS, domain pricing slabs allow you to set different pricing tiers for domain registrations, transfers, and renewals based on the number of domains a client has under management. This feature is useful for offering volume discounts to clients with a large number of domains. Here's how you can work with domain pricing slabs:

Creating Domain Pricing Slabs:

1. Log into WHMCS:

   Access your WHMCS admin panel using your administrator credentials.

2. Navigate to Domain Pricing:

   • Go to "Setup" in the top menu.
   • Click on "Products/Services" in the "General Settings" section.
   • Select "Domain Pricing" from the dropdown menu.

3. Manage Slabs:

   • In the "Domain Pricing" section, scroll down to the "Pricing Slabs" section.
   • Click the "Manage Slabs" button.

4. Add New Slab:

   • Click the "Create New Pricing Slab" button.

5. Fill in Slab Details:

   • Provide a name for the slab (e.g., "Standard Pricing").
   • Set the minimum and maximum number of domains that qualify for this slab.
   • Specify the pricing for various domain extensions (TLDs) within this slab.

6. Save Changes:

   • Click the "Save Changes" button to create the new pricing slab.

Assigning Clients to Slabs:

1. Edit a Client's Profile:

   • Locate the client you want to assign to a specific pricing slab.
   • Click on the client's name to access their profile.

2. Change Pricing Slab:

   • In the client's profile, find the "Pricing Slab" dropdown menu.
   • Select the desired slab from the list.

3. Save Changes:

   • Click the "Save Changes" button to apply the new pricing slab.

Using Domain Pricing Slabs:

Domain pricing slabs allow you to offer tiered pricing for domain registrations, transfers, and renewals based on the number of domains a client manages. This can be an effective way to incentivize clients to register or renew multiple domains.

For example, you might offer lower prices for clients who manage a large portfolio of domains compared to those who only have a few.

Remember to set the pricing for each domain extension (TLD) within each pricing slab to reflect the desired pricing structure.

By using domain pricing slabs, you can tailor your domain pricing to suit different types of clients and encourage them to manage larger domain portfolios with your services.