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Woocommerce Dynamic Pricing



  • WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing will give you an edge over competitors. Here's how to set it up! Step 1: Select a Dynamic Pricing plugin Step 2: Create Pricing Rules for different sets of customers Step 3: Edit or Delete Pricing Rules with ease Remember the first time you tried cycling as a kid?
  • Dynamic pricing in WooCommerce is one way to do this – it lets you set up conditional pricing based on purchase quantity, cart totals, and more. Therefore, dynamic pricing is a fantastic way to build customer loyalty, push sales, and attract new business.
  • WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing With Discount Rules, the best way to add discounts based on a range of unconditional and considerable criterias to set with a sophisticated user interface which makes your efforts much easier. Back-end Demo Front-end Demo.

Dynamic Pricing lets you define pricing rules based on products, order totals, roles, and product categories.

Installation ↑ Back to top

  1. Download the .zip file from your WooCommerce account.
  2. Go to: WordPress Admin > Plugins > Add New and Upload Plugin with the file you downloaded with Choose File.
  3. Install Now and Activate the extension.

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More information at: Install and Activate Plugins/Extensions.

Types of WooCommerce dynamic pricing and discounts. Now, let us help you with the types of WooCommerce dynamic pricing and discounts that will drive your brand the sales it desires! Bulk pricing discounts or volume based discounts. Bulk pricing encourages buyers to purchase in higher quantities by attracting them with discounts. Dynamic Pricing lets you define pricing rules based on products, order totals, roles, and product categories. Installation Download the.zip file from your WooCommerce account. Go to: WordPress Admin Plugins Add New and Upload Plugin with the file you downloaded with Choose File. Install Now and Activate the extension. More information at: Install and Activate.

Overview ↑ Back to top

Dynamic Pricing has 7 modes available for creating and applying pricing rules for your store.

7 modes ↑ Back to top

Single products pricing – pricing based on and applied to quantity of individual product
1. Advanced product pricing: Bulk
2. Advanced product pricing: Special Offer

Orders pricing– pricing based on and applied to amount in cart
3. Advanced order totals pricing

Roles pricing– pricing based on user role and applied to amount in cart
4. Simple role pricing

Categories pricing– pricing based on and applied to product categories
5. Simple product category pricing
6. Advanced product category pricing: Bulk
7. Advanced product category pricing: Special offer

The other terms are explained here:

  • Simple means that the rule applies to all items, no matter how many are purchased.
  • Advanced means that the rule applies based on preset quantities:
    • For orders, those are the total price of the order
    • For products and categories, those are the amounts of items purchased
    • Bulk means that the rule is applied to all items under the rule
    • Special offer means that the rule only applies to a predefined amount, buy X and get Y discounted.

Examples ↑ Back to top

  • A simple role pricing of 10% off for all customers
    > will give 10% off to all items purchased by users who have the “customer” role.
  • A bulk advanced product category rule of $5 off for everyone and for the category “Albums” when 5-10 albums are bought
    > will give a discount of $5 per album bought if minimum 5 and maximum 10 are purchased.
  • A special offer product pricing of buying 1 hoodie and getting a second hoodie at 50%
    > will give a discount of 50% to the second hoodie only when paying the full price for the first one.

Single product pricing ↑ Back to top

Set up an advanced pricing rule for a specific product.

Go to:Product > Product X (the product you wish to set a rule for).

Next, go to: Product Data > Dynamic pricing.

Select Add Pricing Group.

There, configure the conditions for the rule.

  • Applies To: You can choose to apply this to ‘Everyone’, or to ‘Specific Roles’. Choosing ‘Specific Roles’ allows you to select the roles that the customer must be a member of for the rule to apply.
  • Quantities based on:
    • Product Quantity: Quantities will be totaled based on the Product ID. If the product is a variable type product, this option will use each variation that has been added to the cart to calculate the total quantities, and will apply the price adjustment to all variations.
    • Variation Quantity: Quantities are totaled based on the Variation ID. The price adjustment is applied to the specific variation in the cart.
    • Cart Line Item Quantity: Quantities are based on the individual cart item. This is useful if you are using Product Add-ons or Gravity Forms to allow additional data to be added to the cart need to apply discounts to specific line items in the cart.
    • Quantity of Category: Selecting this option gives you the ability to select categories to use to build the price adjustment. This is useful if you would like to give a specific product a discount when X number of items from a product category have been added to the cart.
  • Rule Processing Mode: ‘Bulk’ will apply the rule on all items, ‘Special Offer’ to a predefined amount.
  • Dates: Define a date range for when the prices should be applied.

Finally, the table rates with the pricing rules need to be defined. These will differ slightly if you’ve chosen ‘Bulk’ or ‘Special Offer’.

  • Bulk
    • Minimum Quantity: This is the minimum amount that must be in the cart for the specific price adjustment to apply. Use 0 for the minimum quantity to force the discounted price to be displayed in the catalog before the user adds the item to the cart (since v. 1.3.1).
    • Max Quantity: Quantities in the cart must be less than or equal to this amount for the specific adjustment to apply. You can use an * to create an unlimited upper bound.
    • Type: The type of discount to apply. Price discount will discount by the exact amount you enter, percentage will discount by the percentage, and fixed price will fix the price ‘per item’ to what you enter.
    • Amount: The amount to discount.
  • Special Offer
    • Purchase: This is the amount of items the customer needs to purchase to get the discount.
    • Receive: This is the amount to which the discount should apply.
    • Type: The type of discount to apply. Price discount will discount by the exact amount you enter, percentage will discount by the percentage, and fixed price will fix the price of the item to what you enter.
    • Amount: The amount to discount.
    • Repeating: ‘No’ will only give this discount once, ‘Yes’ every time the rule is met.

The ‘+’ symbol at the end of each line in the table rate can be used to add more rules.

You can create several pricing groups per product. The rules will be evaluated from top to bottom; as soon as the rule is matched, the processing of other rules will stop.

SelectUpdate to update your product.

Order totals pricing

Set up an advanced pricing rule based on the total amount spent in the order.

Go to: WooCommerce > Dynamic Pricing > Order totals.

Select Add Pricing Group. You can create more than one group, allowing you to apply one set of criteria to a specific role, and another set of criteria to everyone else.

There, configure the conditions for the rule.

  • Admin Title: Give the group a title for the store manager. Customers will not see this.
  • Quantities based on: Select either “Cart Total” for the whole cart, or “Category Total” to select which categories need to be in the cart and which categories the discount is applied to.
  • Applies To: You can choose to apply this to Everyone, or to Specific Roles. Choosing Specific Roles allows you to select the roles that the customer must be a member of for the rule to apply.
  • Dates: Define a date range for when the prices should be applied.

Finally, the table rates with the pricing rules need to be defined.

  • Minimum Order Total: This is the minimum purchase amount in the cart to apply this rule.
  • Max Order Total: Maximum amount to apply this rule. You can use an * to create an unlimited upper bound.
  • Type: The only option here is ‘Percentage Discount’.
  • Amount: The amount to discount. Enter a number, like ’25’.

The ‘+’ symbol at the end of each line in the table rate can be used to add more rules.

Select Save Changes to enable the rule.

Roles pricing ↑ Back to top

Set up a simple pricing rule based on someone’s user role.

Go to: WooCommerce > Dynamic Pricing > Roles.

There, you will see a list of all available roles on your store.

Toggle the Enabled switch to ‘Yes’ if you want to set up a discount for this role.

Choose a discount Type. Price Discount will discount by the exact amount you enter, and Percentage Discount will discount by the percentage.

Add an Amount. Use numbers only.

Finally, select Save Changes.

Note: If you are looking to setup your own custom user roles it is best if you get a plugin to help with this. Groups is a popular option, as is User Role Editor.

Product category pricing

Product categories can be targeted as a whole with Dynamic Pricing. You’ll have the option to choose between ‘Category Pricing’ and ‘Advanced Category Pricing’.

Simple product category pricing ↑ Back to top

Set up a simple pricing rule based on the product category.

Go to: WooCommerce > Dynamic Pricing > Category.

In the Category Pricing tab, you’ll see all the product categories in your store.

Toggle the Enabled switch to ‘Yes’ if you want to set up a discount for this role.

Choose a discount Type. Price Discount will discount by the exact amount you enter, and Percentage Discount will discount by the percentage.

Add an Amount. Use numbers only.

Finally, select Save Changes.

If an item is in more than one category and both of those categories have discounts, the larger discount will be applied.

These rules will display in the store as though the item was on sale, by striking through the original price and adding the new category based price.

Advanced product category pricing ↑ Back to top

Set up an advanced bulk pricing rule based on the quantities of categories in the cart.

Go to: WooCommerce > Dynamic Pricing > Category.

In the Advanced Category Pricing tab, no rules will be configured by default.

Select Add Category Pricing. You can create more than one group, allowing you to apply one set of criteria to a specific role, and another set of criteria to everyone else.

There, configure the conditions for the rule.

  • Admin Title: Give the group a title for the store manager. Customers will not see this.
  • Quantities based on: Select either ‘Cart Line Item Quantity’ for the amount of , or ‘Sum of Category’ to select which categories need to be in the cart and which categories the discount is applied to.
  • Categories: The pricing adjustment will be based on amounts from any of the selected categories. The product does not need to be in all of the selected categories, just one of them.
  • Applies To: You can choose to apply this to ‘Everyone’, or to ‘Specific Roles’. Choosing ‘Specific Roles’ allows you to select the roles that the customer must have for the rule to apply.
  • Rule Processing Mode: ‘Bulk’ will apply the rule on all items, ‘Special Offer’ to a predefined amount.
  • Categories to apply adjustment to: Choose what categories will be adjusted. This allows you to adjust prices of products outside the products that make up the quantity. So for instance, you can now create a rule that says, buy any 2 items from the menswear category, receive a 10% discount on items in the children’s category.
  • Dates: Define a date range for when the prices should be applied.

Finally, the table rates with the pricing rules need to be defined. These will differ slightly if you’ve chosen ‘Bulk’ or ‘Special Offer’.

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  • Bulk
    • Minimum Quantity: This is the minimum quantity of the category that must be in the cart for the specific price adjustment to apply. Do not use the quantity of 0 here (there can’t be cero items in the cart).
    • Max Quantity: Quantities in the cart must be less than or equal to this amount for the specific adjustment to apply. You can use an * to create an unlimited upper bound.
    • Type: The type of discount to apply. ‘Price Discount’ will discount by the exact amount you enter, ‘Percentage’ will discount by the percentage, and ‘Fixed Price’ will fix the price of the item to what you enter.
    • Amount: The amount to discount.
  • Special Offer
    • Purchase: This is the quantity of items the customer needs to purchase at full amount to get the discount.
    • Receive: This is the quantity to which the discount should apply.
    • Type: The type of discount to apply. ‘Price Discount’ will discount by the exact amount you enter, ‘Percentage’ will discount by the percentage, and ‘Fixed Price’ will fix the price of the item to what you enter.
    • Discount Amount: The amount to use for the discount type.
    • Repeating: ‘No’ will only give this discount once, ‘Yes’ every time the rule is met.

The ‘+’ symbol at the end of each line in the table rate can be used to add more rules.

Select Save Changes to enable the rule.

Example: Buy one, get one free↑ Back to top

To offer one free album when a customer buys one album, use the following configuration:

  • Quantities based on: ‘Sum of Categories’
  • Categories: ‘Albums’
  • Applies to: ‘Everyone’
  • Rule Processing Mode: ‘Special Offer’
  • Dates: leave empty
  • Purchase: ‘1’
  • Receive: ‘1’
  • Discount Type: ‘Percentage Discount’
  • Discount Amount: ‘100’
  • Repeating: ‘Yes’ (this will give two albums free if they purchase two albums)

Formatting amounts

When entering values for prices for any rule:

  • If the decimal separator in your store is a comma (,), you must use a comma for decimal based discounts
  • Avoid the use of digit grouping delimiters; so use “1000” instead of “1,000”
  • Avoid the use of the % or currency indicators, these will be added automatically; so use “25” instead of “25%”

Debugging ↑ Back to top

If the prices are not showing as you expect when your customers get to the cart Dynamic Pricing provides debugging information. To enable this information you should edit your config.php and set WP_DEBUG to TRUE , see this link for more information on that: WordPress Codex Docs – WP Debug

Usage ↑ Back to top

Dynamic Pricing does not add information about the active pricing to the Products, Cart and Checkout pages. That is something that has to be done manually, for example, by adding “Buy 2 and get 30% off” to the description of your product.

The only thing customers will see, is a difference in pricing. In the example below, with an order total of $10 or more, the customer gets 20% off.

FAQ ↑ Back to top

Does Dynamic Pricing apply when I manually change an order after it is submitted?↑ Back to top

Dynamic Pricing rules are not re-applied if you make changes to the order manually. You’ll need to do the calculation and adjust the total cost of the order by hand.

Strange array in the cart↑ Back to top

If you are seeing an array under each product in your cart from Dynamic Pricing then you have WordPress debug set to true. You will need to edit your config.php file and set WP_DEBUG to FALSE, see this link for more information on that: WordPress Codex Docs – WP Debug.

Additional discounts with coupons↑ Back to top

The Dynamic Pricing extension does not have the ability to disable settings when using coupons, thus the coupon discount would be in addition to the Dynamic Pricing settings.

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Network admins get all role discounts↑ Back to top

By design, network admins are ‘every role’ in WordPress meaning pricing rules for roles will all apply to these users. This doesn’t affect customers.

Why do advanced rules not automatically show up on single products and in the catalog?↑ Back to top

Since there are many ways in which an advanced rule can be triggered and these are dependent on the quantity of products in the cart, there is no practical way to calculate what and what not might apply to a particular customer when using advanced rules until the item has been added to the cart.

The most common approach to this, and the way that is used on most big box retailers, is to advertise the sale in the sidebar, banner or somewhere else on the site. The alternate approach is to use actions from WooCommerce to add a description to individual products or entire categories of products. See this quick example for an idea of where to get started: Creating a Dynamic Pricing Discount table in the product page.

My advanced category cumulative rules are not working properly↑ Back to top

Advanced category rules can not be cumulative except in the situation where items from one advanced category rule conflict with the items in another advanced category rule.

For instance, purchase one item from category 1 and get one item from category 2 for free. Purchase 3 items from category 2 and receive one item from category 2 for free. These types of discounts are not common and support for them is not currently included in the extension.

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Can I exclude sale items from Dynamic Pricing rules?↑ Back to top

Note: If you are unfamiliar with code/templates and resolving potential conflicts, select a WooExpert or Developer for assistance. We are unable to provide support for customizations under ourSupport Policy.

Yes you can add this to your theme functions.php file:

Can I set Dynamic Pricing rules for Product Bundles? If I choose Bulk Advanced Product rule, is the total quantity based on the sum of the number of products in the bundle?

The way Dynamic Pricing rules will be applied to a Product Bundle depends on the pricing setting for the bundle. If the Bundle has a General Price, then the Dynamic Pricing rules will apply as if this war one indivisible product.

If, instead you are pricing your bundled products individually, then the pricing rules will be applied to the individual products, not to the bundle.

In this case, for example Bulk Advanced Product rule will count the number of products included in your bundle.

For example, if you are selling a bundle that includes a total of 2 games and 2 books, Bulk Advanced Product rule will count that as 4 items.

I have a rounding issue on my order totals.↑ Back to top

Dynamic Pricing uses the decimal place setting from WooCommerce settings to perform rounding. In order to calculate the total, you would need to configure the price to show 4 decimal places or more, since rounding it to two may not be working for you.

You will need to add the following code below to your functions.php file:

Keep in mind that rounding to 4 decimal places but only showing 2 will result in an inconsistent display of the prices. If someone manually multiplies the displayed item total of 27.44 * 20 quantity they will get the 548.80 result, not the 548.73 that is actually being charged to the customer.

Does Dynamic Pricing always discount the cheapest product when using a special offer?↑ Back to top

Yes, Dynamic Pricing checks the products in your cart and will always discount the cheapest product when using a special offer (e.g. “Buy one, get one free”).

What happens if I have already a free product in the cart and I’m using the “Buy One, Get One Free” offer?↑ Back to top

If the offer is applicable, the cheapest product in the cart will be discounted – in this case, the free product. It would appear as if the offer had not been applied at all.

Questions & Support ↑ Back to top

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Discounts, special prices, promotions, bonuses, free products…proven formula for instant sales. But running them for a longer time will only hurt your profits in the long run.

So to overcome that, WooCommerce store owners must think out of the box. They need to have a strong and effective discount or pricing strategy that gives higher sales without compromising on profits.

That’s where WooCommerce dynamic pricing & discounts help and this article covers all the details you need to take your e-commerce store to the next level.

You will also see the different types of dynamic pricing and discounts that convert as well as some Free and Paid plugins you can use without hassles.

Let’s get started with the question that might be revolving around your mind right now!

What is WooCommerce dynamic pricing?

In simple terms, dynamic pricing involves selling the same product at different prices to different people.

It helps you define and distinguish prices and discounts based on four different factors –

  • Product pricing – Prices and discounts based on the product and the quantity of the product.
  • Order pricing – Discounts given on the amount of total cart value or order summary.
  • Role pricing – Prices determined as per the user role / profession of the buyer.
  • Categories pricing – Pricing decided as per the category of the products (For eg. in clothes: Ethnic, Western, etc) & offer discounts accordingly.

It is equally important to have a strategy to use each of the above pricing wisely to grow your store, multiply profits and lead stress-free store management.

Why should you use WooCommerce dynamic pricing & discounts?

Based on the demand and supply, the pricing keeps fluctuating. But still, you can review the pricing and stay in control of it.

1. Best marketing strategy to boost sales

‘Discounts’ are undoubtedly one of the best tools to boost your sales. When in doubt about a marketing strategy, discounts are what come to the rescue for a marketer.

2. Special price for every customer

WooCommerce dynamic pricing & discounts give you a variety of ways to make your customers feel special by setting a different price for each customer and offer them a personalized shopping experience.

3. Encourages buyers to spread word-of-mouth publicity

Discounts are one of the fastest ways to reach the unexplored audience and excite your existing buyers to spread the word.

4. Saves money in the long run

The use of plugins, analytics gives WooCommerce users the right data and information that can be used to set optimal product prices and stay profitable despite the price fluctuations. This saves time and costs in the long run.

With that said, let’s move to the core section of the article.

Types of WooCommerce dynamic pricing and discounts

Now, let us help you with the types of WooCommerce dynamic pricing and discounts that will drive your brand the sales it desires!

1. Bulk pricing discounts or volume based discounts

Bulk pricing encourages buyers to purchase in higher quantities by attracting them with discounts. This discounting type offers a product quantity at a normal price and decreases the price as the quantity increases.

Example:

  • 10% discount per 100 units purchased, 15% discount on 150 units, 20% on 200 and so on
  • Buy 1 soap for $4, Buy 3 soaps for $10

2. Category-wise pricing discount

These offers are valid only for some selected categories of items in WooCommerce. They provoke the buyer to go for a specific brand or product due to the attractive discounts offered.

Example:

  • Get 25% off on all Nike shoes
  • Purchase three US Polo Tees & get 10% discount on the total cart value.

3. User role-based pricing

Set unique discount offers as per user roles like customer, wholesaler, retailer, vendor, manager, etc. This motivates them to purchase looking at the specialized role badge.

Example:

  • Wholesalers get a flat 20% discount on purchase of 200 units or more
  • Retailers get a flat 10% discount on purchase of 100 units or more

4. Cart discount

As the name suggests, this discount applies based on the product in the cart or cart value.

Example:

  • All orders above $250 get a flat 30% discount
  • Free shipping for orders over $500
  • 15% discount on the total cart value

5. WooCommerce BOGO discount

This is nothing but WooCommerce Buy One Get One discounts. WooCommerce BOGO coupon strategy is a smart way to upsell or increase the sale of the product.

Also, it helps to attract more visitors due to word of mouth publicity and convert them into customers.

Example:

  • Buy one get one free of the same item
  • Buy 2 and get a 50% discount on the third item
  • Buy 6 products and get 6 for free
  • Buy X and get a flat 75% discount on Y

6. Order subtotal

This is a discount offer that you create on the order subtotal, i.e exclude taxes from the discount.

Example:

  • 8% discount on the order subtotal above $500
  • Flat 10% discount on the subtotal of today’s orders

7. Coupon-based dynamic discounts

This is the most popular WooCommerce dynamic pricing discount strategy amongst customers.

You can offer coupon discounts on occasions like festivals, sales, celebrations, or on some milestone achieved, based on location restrictions, email restrictions, or others. Your customers can redeem the coupons according to the conditions applied.

Example:

  • Offer 20% off only on 4th July to only US residents
  • Offer 30% off on low-selling products and 20% off on best-sellers
  • Run a 25% off coupon for Boxing Day for customers in Australia, Canada, UK and 15% off coupon for customers residing in other countries for the same day
  • Use coupon code ‘CELEBRATIONS’ & get 20% discount on all ethnic wear.
  • Get a 10% discount on all lifetime licenses by redeeming the coupon code ‘ANNIVERSARY10’ by or before 31st Jan 2021.

We recommend using the best-selling WooCommerce Smart Coupons plugin to create coupons based on restrictions.

8. Percentage discounts

Create percentage discounts for single or multiple products, subscription products or one-off purchases, a single product category or multiple categories, total cart total and much more.

Example:

  • Flat 15% discount on all one-off purchases
  • Flat 10% off on subscription products
  • Buy one chair and get 10% on the second.
  • Buy over $100 & get 8% discount on the total cart value

9. Purchase-history pricing

Offer discounts based on the purchase history of the customer. These types of WooCommerce pricing discounts could be based on the total amount spent on previous orders or the total number of orders placed by the customer.

For example:

  • 10% discount for those who purchased items of over $250 in the last 2 months.
  • Flat 20% discount for those who have bought more than 5 pairs of shoes in the last 6 months.
  • 5% discount on shoes to all customers who bought Nike Jerseys earlier.

Phew, that’s quite a list. Think of any other case and it may fall into dynamic pricing. Tiered pricing, shipping based discounts, bundle discounts, etc.

Run targeted discounts and offers. You get the idea right?

Now, we’ll see some top WooCommerce dynamic pricing & discounts plugin you can use on your store.

What are some best WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing Plugins to help you get started?

With infinite cases of dynamic pricing, it is practically impossible for one plugin to cover all.

But here, we list some plugins that cover most of the widely used cases of dynamic pricing, ones which you need to implement on your store.

1. Offermative (FREE)

Offermative is an AI-based plugin that automatically runs offers and discounts on your WooCommerce store.

Product selection, targeting rules, offer copywriting, designing, conditional logic…everything is automated.

Select offer campaigns, run them and see your sales soar.

How Offermative help you achieve sales –

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  • Smart algorithms to show campaigns to visitors, keep converting them to customers, and maintain a track of results.
  • All the offer types – WooCommerce upsell, cross-sell, order bump, cart bump, percentage / flat discount coupons, Amazon like frequently bought together, instant coupons, sitewide sale…
  • High converting, beautifully designed, mobile responsive offer message design templates: inline, header / footer bars, slide ins, overlay popups…
  • Run highly targeted offers on hundreds of products. You may never know what can convert.

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2. Smart Offers for WooCommerce

Smart Offers is designed to specially meet your goals of running offers based on powerful targeting rules. Set up powerful WooCommerce upsell, cross-sell, BOGO, order bump and other offers.

Well, not directly you can set up a dynamic pricing offer or discount on the product, but you can set the discount on products you are going to offer as an upsell or cross-sell.

Here’s how you can use Smart Offers to offer dynamic pricing and discounts –

  • Set up a buy one get one (BOGO), buy more get more offer
  • Show an offer only when cart order contains X number of products
  • Show an offer only when order total or subtotal is less or more than equal to X amount
  • Offer additional discount when user is a vendor and quantity purchased is greater than X.
  • Show offer only when user has previously placed more than X orders or purchased more than Y amount
  • Show offer if user is registered past ‘X’ number of months.
  • Time based offer during Black Cyber – Run an offer only from 27th Nov to 30th Nov.
  • Show a product at 25% off when a product from the same or other category is added to cart.

ann many other possibilities….

3. WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing

Dynamic Pricing plugin is listed on WooCommerce.com. It allows you to set prices for your store based on four factors:

1.Advanced product pricing

This pricing method is favorable when you need to offer discounts on the quantity of the order. It offers bulk discounts by clearly showing how much the amount is reduced in the form of a discount against the quantity of the product. Also, it can be applied to members having specific tags like ‘Gold Members’.

Example:

  • Offer the Microwave at a discount of 10% if the customer purchases 2 more items from the same category.
  • 10% discount on Ethnic Wear today to normal members and 25% discount to Gold Members for the same.
2.Advanced category pricing

It is useful when you need to offer discounts on the product based on the same category the customer is purchasing. For example – Get a 15% discount on all handmade items if you purchase 3 or more items from the handmade category.

3.Simple category pricing:

As the name suggests, a discount is applied to a specific category of the store. For example – Flat 8% discount on all mobile phones today.

4. Role-based pricing

These discounts are allotted to specific role users or simply on all products of the store.

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Example:

  • All the members with Platinum Membership get a flat discount of 10% on all the items of the store today.
  • Flat 8% discount on all the items of the store today.

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$129

4. WISDM Customer Specific Pricing for WooCommerce

As they say, the plugin transforms your relationship with your customer by bridging that gap offering meaningful and useful discounts to your customers.

WISDM stands out with its uniquely useful benefits that help their customers take the eCommerce store pricing to the next level.

  • Creating a special page having their personalized discounts listed
  • Attracting customers by offering role-based discounts
  • Encouraging customers to shop by setting customized pricing for their group or segment
  • Offering ‘Buy One Get One’ & ‘Bulk Discounts’ to bulk quantity purchasers like wholesalers, Mmanagers, etc.
  • Conducting store-wide discounts on some special occasions, festivals or during holidays.

Pricing

Annual plan starts from $80

Ready to boost your sales?

Seems like you are now ready to implement dynamic pricing and discounts on your store. Keep on experimenting with the various pricing types mentioned, track performance and identity what works best for you.

And the best plugins for it are already listed for you to choose from.

Any suggestions for the article? Would like to hear your thoughts on it.