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title: "How to Install MeetingHub in WordPress | Setup Guide"
description: "This guide will help you install **MeetingHub Free** and **MeetingHub Pro** on your WordPress website. MeetingHub Free is required as the main plugin. MeetingHub Pro adds advanced features on top of the free version. --- ## Install MeetingHub Free You…"
url: "https://sovlix.com/docs/how-to-install-meetinghub-in-wordpress/"
updated: "2026-04-25"
category: MeetingHub
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# How to Install MeetingHub in WordPress | Setup Guide

This guide will help you install **MeetingHub Free** and **MeetingHub Pro** on your WordPress website.

MeetingHub Free is required as the main plugin.
MeetingHub Pro adds advanced features on top of the free version.

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## Install MeetingHub Free

You can install MeetingHub Free directly from your WordPress dashboard.

### Step 1: Go to Add New Plugin

From your WordPress dashboard, go to:

```
Plugins → Add New Plugin
```

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### Step 2: Search for MeetingHub

In the plugin search box, type: **MeetingHub**

When MeetingHub appears, click **Install Now**.

![](https://sovlix.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Search-for-MeetingHub-1024x349.jpeg)

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### Step 3: Activate MeetingHub

After installation, click **Activate**.

Once activated, MeetingHub will appear in your WordPress dashboard menu.

```
WordPress Dashboard → MeetingHub
```

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## Install MeetingHub Pro

MeetingHub Pro unlocks advanced features such as integrations, frontend meeting creation, LMS support, WooCommerce workflows, reports, recordings, and more.

### Step 1: Upload MeetingHub Pro

From your WordPress dashboard, go to:

```
Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin
```

Click **Choose File** and select your **MeetingHub Pro ZIP file**.

Then click **Install Now**.

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### Step 2: Activate MeetingHub Pro

After installation, click **Activate Plugin**.

You should now have both plugins active:

```
MeetingHub Free: ActiveMeetingHub Pro: Active
```

> > **Important:** Do not deactivate MeetingHub Free while using MeetingHub Pro.

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## Activate Your Pro License

After activating MeetingHub Pro, activate your license key to receive updates and use Pro features.

Go to the license area from your WordPress dashboard.

Usually, you can find it from:

```
MeetingHub → Settings
```

or from the plugin license option under:

```
Plugins → Installed Plugins
```

Enter your license key and click **Activate License**.

> **Tip:** Keep your license active to receive updates, improvements, and compatibility fixes.

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## Confirm Installation

After installation, check if the MeetingHub menu is visible in your WordPress dashboard.

Go to:

```
WordPress Dashboard → MeetingHub
```

You may see options like:

- **Dashboard**
- **All Meetings**
- **Settings**
- **Add-ons**
- **Integrations**

Depending on your enabled features, you may also see extra menus like **Zoom Users**, **Reports**, or **Recordings**.

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## What to Do Next

After installing MeetingHub, complete the basic setup:

1. Go to **MeetingHub → Settings**
2. Choose your preferred meeting platform (Zoom, Google Meet, Jitsi, Webex, MS Team, or any)
3. Connect your account if required
4. Create a test meeting
5. Copy the meeting shortcode
6. Paste it into a page
7. Preview and test the meeting page

> **Recommended:** Create a private test page first before publishing a meeting for real users.

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## Common Installation Issues

### MeetingHub Menu Is Not Showing

Try these quick checks:

- Refresh your WordPress dashboard
- Make sure MeetingHub is activated
- Confirm you are logged in as an administrator
- Clear your site cache
- Deactivate and reactivate the plugin

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### Pro Features Are Not Showing

Check the following:

- MeetingHub Free is active
- MeetingHub Pro is active
- Your license is activated
- Required third-party plugins are active

For example, WooCommerce features require **WooCommerce** to be installed and active.

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### “The Link You Followed Has Expired” Error

This usually happens when your server upload limit is too low.

To fix it:

- Increase the upload limit from your hosting panel
- Ask your hosting provider to increase `upload_max_filesize`
- Upload the plugin using FTP or File Manager