Custom User Defined Pricing for Woocommerce – Let Customers Set Their Price

Flexible Pricing

Let customers set their own price with minimum, maximum, and step controls. Perfect for donations or pay-what-you-want models.

Variable Product Support

Enable custom pricing for specific product variations, like hardcover vs. paperback, for ultimate flexibility.

Suggested Prices:

Boost conversions with clickable suggested price buttons (e.g., $5, $10, $20) for quick customer decisions.

Global Custom Pricing

Apply custom pricing to all products with one click, saving time for large stores.

Shortcode Flexibility

Embed custom price forms anywhere with a powerful shortcode, compatible with any page builder.

Indie Authors

Let readers pay what they want for eBooks or set custom prices for hardcover editions. Use suggested prices to encourage generous contributions.

Nonprofits

Simplify donations with custom price forms on product pages or landing pages. Suggested amounts make giving quick and easy.

eCommerce Stores

Offer flexible pricing for promotions or bulk orders. Bulk edit custom price settings to manage large product catalogs efficiently.

Course Creators

Offer flexible pricing for online courses or workshops, letting students pay what they can afford. Suggested prices guide higher contributions.

Freelancers & Consultants

Sell digital services like consultations or design packages with custom pricing tailored to client needs, all within WooCommerce.

Event Organizers

Allow attendees to pay a custom amount for event tickets or add donations. Shortcode forms integrate seamlessly into event pages.

Artisans & Crafters

Set custom prices for handmade goods like jewelry or artwork, offering buyers flexibility while maintaining minimums for profitability.

Flexible Pricing

Set minimum, maximum, and step controls for custom prices, perfect for pay-what-you-want models.

How to Use:

• Go to Products > Edit Product in WooCommerce.
• Under Product Data > General, check “Enable Custom Price.”
• Set a Minimum Custom Price (e.g., $5.00), optional Maximum Custom Price (e.g., $50.00), and Custom Price Step (e.g., 0.01).
• Save the product. Customers can now enter a custom price on the product page.

Example: An indie author sets a $3.00 minimum for an eBook, allowing readers to pay any amount above that.

Variable Product Support

Enable custom pricing for specific product variations (premium feature), like hardcover vs. paperback.

How to Use:

• Create a Variable Product in WooCommerce (e.g., a book with “Hardcover” and “Paperback” variations).
• In Product Data > Variations, select a variation and check “Enable Custom Price.”
• Set a Minimum Custom Price (e.g., $10.00 for Hardcover) and other settings.
• Save the product. Customers can enter a custom price when selecting the variation.

Example: An author offers a Hardcover book with a $10.00 minimum, while the Paperback has a $5.00 minimum.

Suggested Prices

Add clickable suggested price buttons (premium feature) to guide customer decisions.

How to Use:

• Edit a product and go to Product Data > General or a specific variation.
• In the Suggested Prices field, enter comma-separated values (e.g., “5,10,20”).
• Save the product. Buttons for $5, $10, and $20 appear on the product page or shortcode form.
• Alternatively, use the shortcode: [ custom_price_form product_id="123" suggestions="5,10,20" ].

Example: A nonprofit adds $10, $25, and $50 buttons to a donation product, increasing conversions.

Global Custom Pricing

Enable custom pricing for all products with one click, ideal for large stores.

How to Use:

• Go to Custom Price Settings in the WordPress admin menu.
• Check Enable Custom Price Globally.
• Save changes. All product pages now display a custom price form (respects product-specific minimums).

Example: An eCommerce store enables global custom pricing for a store-wide pay-what-you-want promotion.

Shortcode Flexibility

Embed custom price forms anywhere using a powerful shortcode.

How to Use:

• Add the shortcode to any page, post, or widget: [custom_price_form product_id="123"].
• Customize with attributes, e.g. [ custom_price_form product_id="123" label="Your Donation" button_text="Donate Now" show_quantity="no" ]
• For variations (premium), use: [ custom_price_form product_id=”123″ variation_id=”456″ ].
• Works with page builders like Elementor or Divi.

Example: An event organizer adds a donation form to a landing page with [ custom_price_form product_id="123" suggestions="25,50,100" ].