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Issue Customer-Facing Upsells

Mark Bailey

Basic Pleskian
I'm sick of customer-facing upsells. For example, one of our clients logged into his WordPress site after not doing it for a while (since a webmaster handled everything). He asked about the WordPress Toolkit > Vulnerabilities menu alerting him that he was unprotected. The links to "Get Protected" (or however it's worded) are direct sales links to WebPros.

Despite the growing price of Plesk, all too often I find things like this...reminiscent of the "Get a web developer" links that pointed to Codeable without any prior warning or prior ability to turn them off (until people complained).

Quit double-dipping and trying to get money directly from our clients. There are other control panels out there (besides your sister panel, the abominable cPanel). You're making those look VERY attractive.

plesk upsells.png
 
Hello, @Mark Bailey . Thank you for the feedback. I cannot guarantee this approach is applicable to that particular pop-up, but generally, you can disable all promos in Plesk by adding the following in panel.ini:

Code:
[promos]
enabled = off
 
As a follow-up to my previous message, I just want to confirm that this particular dialog can be disabled via following config option:

Code:
[ext-wp-toolkit]
virtualPatchesLicensingForEndCustomers = false
 
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