Flexible pricing for WooCommerce products
Product Open Pricing for WooCommerce Premium adds name-your-price functionality to WooCommerce products. It is designed for stores that want shoppers to enter an amount rather than use only a fixed product price. The Premium edition removes the free version’s limitation of enabling open pricing for only one product at a time, allowing open pricing on multiple products without restrictions.
For each product using open pricing, the store can optionally define a default price, also described as a suggested price. Minimum and maximum prices can also be set to establish the intended range for shopper-entered amounts. These controls support different pricing approaches while keeping the product’s purchasing flow within WooCommerce.
Product-level price controls
- Default or suggested price: present a reference amount for the shopper.
- Minimum price: define the lowest amount that can be entered.
- Maximum price: define the highest amount that can be entered.
- Multiple products: enable open pricing for multiple products without the single-product restriction of the free version.
This setup can be useful when different products need different pricing guidance. A store may provide a suggested amount for one product, set a permitted range for another, or combine default, minimum, and maximum values according to the product’s pricing needs.
Customize the storefront input
General settings provide control over how the open-price experience appears on the frontend. The frontend template can be customized, and the open-price input can be enabled or disabled on shop and category pages. This lets the store determine where shoppers see the pricing interaction while browsing product listings.
The input style and pattern can also be configured. Stores can enable or disable the quantity selector, set the price step used on the frontend, and enable or disable the step ticker. These settings give administrators control over the way shoppers enter and adjust their chosen amount.
An original price can optionally be shown for reference. User messages can also be customized, helping the store present instructions or supporting wording that fits its open-pricing workflow.
Practical use cases
Premium is suitable for WooCommerce catalogs where shoppers may choose a price across several products rather than a single designated item. It can support a catalog with suggested contributions, products that require a defined minimum and maximum, or listings where the original price is useful as a reference alongside the shopper’s chosen amount.
Because the paid edition supports multiple products, administrators can apply the open-pricing approach across a broader catalog instead of selecting only one product at a time.
Installation and setup
Install Product Open Pricing for WooCommerce Premium in the WooCommerce store, then configure the open-pricing settings for the products that should accept shopper-entered amounts. Add optional default, minimum, and maximum prices, adjust the frontend input and quantity settings, and customize user messages as needed.
