Variation Prices for WooCommerce

WooCommerce Variation Prices lets you choose between a wide range of pre-defined variation price formats, or you can create your own. The options are:

• Price range e.g. $50 – $100.
• Starting price (long) e.g. From $50.
• Starting price (short) e.g. $50+.
• Maximum price e.g. Up to $100.
• List all variation prices – this is ideal if you just have a few variations per product.
• Custom – choose your own format, with whatever wording you choose.

Absolutely! The WooCommerce Variation Prices plugin has an option to update the main price at the top of the page when the customer selects a variation.

Due to the way that WooCommerce works, there are a couple of limitations to this feature:

• Products with 30+ variations: For performance reasons, WooCommerce uses AJAX to load variations for products that have large numbers of variants. For these variations, it is unfortunately not possible to update the main price when a variation is selected because WooCommerce hasn’t loaded the prices of the other variations yet.
• Products with default variations: If a product has a default variation selected, then the product page will load with the price for the default variation visible. If the customer changes their selection then the price at the top will update to show the price of the selected variation.

Yes, you can do this by using the ‘custom’ option for your variation price format. This lets you display the minimum and/or maximum price with any other text you like, such as “+ VAT” or “includes all taxes”.

If you want to change the price format for products where all the variations are the same price, then you should choose the ‘Custom’ price format option on the settings page. This gives you the option to set different price formats depending on whether the variations have the same or different prices.

WooCommerce Variation Prices specifically changes how variation prices are displayed on the front end of your website. It doesn’t change the actual prices which customers are charged.

WooCommerce Variation Prices controls how the prices of your variable products are displayed. It doesn’t change the price which your customers are charged.

You add your variations and set pricing as usual. WooCommerce Variation Prices then lets you choose how these prices are formatted and displayed on the front end of your website.

It works beautifully with dynamic pricing plugins which let you change variation prices, such as: Dynamic Pricing.

If you use a page builder or custom templates, you can output variation prices using our built-in shortcode: [variation_prices]

• When the shortcode is used on a single product page:
  • For variable products, it will show the variation prices for the current product.
  • For other product types (e.g. simple products), it will not show anything. That’s because the WooCommerce Variation Prices plugin is only designed to show variable product pricing.
• If you use the shortcode on a page that lists multiple products (e.g. a custom shop page template), then if the shortcode is added inside the container of each product then it will show the variation prices for that product.

If you have role-based, membership, wholesale, or other customer-specific pricing, these prices are taken into account and used when this plugin displays variation prices.

Some WooCommerce store owners like to display the prices of their variable products with and without tax. For example, you might want to display the price at the top of a variable product page as “From $100 excl. tax / $120 inc. tax”. This can be done with Variation Prices!

When you configure the product, choose a “Custom format” for your variation prices. You can then use the following merge tags to show prices exclusive or inclusive of tax or VAT:

• {min_inc_tax}
• {min_exc_tax}
• {max_inc_tax}
• {max_exc_tax}

We have tested our products with a range of free and premium themes and are confident it will look great with your theme. Our plugin support includes helping with theme-related conflicts. However, theme issues are very unlikely because we use default WooCommerce classes & styles wherever possible vs custom styling.

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Annual licenses are renewed once a year. As long as you have an active license, you will receive support, plugin updates and new features. If your license ever expires then you can continue using the plugin, but won’t receive any further updates or support.

Yes! Our plugins are designed to work with any WordPress translation plugin such as WPML, WeGlot and TranslatePress. This makes it easy for you to translate the text into any language and use it on multilingual websites.

Our plugins are fully tested with the latest versions of WordPress and WooCommerce. We always recommend running the most up-to-date version, but we also support older installations:

• WooCommerce 6.5 or greater (tested to 8.5.2)
• WordPress 6.0 or greater (tested to 6.4.3)
• PHP 8.0 or greater (tested to 8.1.27)
• MySQL 5.7.8 or greater / MariaDB 10.3 or greater