Sample products and customer data. Includes an admin settings preview.
Clarity at every quantity
Put it to work in your store.
One practical starting point. Adapt the example to your products and your store’s settings.
Choose the prices customers need
Enable the unit-price and total-price rows, choose their labels, and place them near the quantity field. Use the block or shortcode when your product template needs manual placement.
Connect a quantity offer
Create the rule in Dynamic Discounts. For example, a product with a base unit price of €25 and a 10% discount from five units has a discounted unit price of €22.50 and a five-item total of €112.50. Dynamic Pricing displays the provider's calculated price; it does not create the rule.
Check the full selection
Change quantity and variation, then repeat with matching items already in the cart. Confirm the displayed unit price, total, and optional savings percentage against your rule's quantity basis and store tax settings.
Make bulk offers understandable
Show the price of one item and the selected quantity together so customers can compare the offer without doing the multiplication themselves.
Explain variation prices
Keep the display connected to the chosen size, material, or other variation when different options carry different prices.
Fit an existing product design
Choose a restrained native treatment or a highlighted price card, then adjust labels, colors, type, spacing, and placement to suit the storefront.
MADE FOR THE WAY YOU SELL
Less mental math. More confidence.
A quantity discount only helps when your customers understand it. Put the unit price, savings, and order total together, exactly where the buying decision happens.
Dynamic Pricing displays prices. Pair it with Dynamic Discounts to create and apply discount rules.
Before you get started
Role in your store
Displays prices. Dynamic Discounts or another supported provider creates and applies discount rules.
Product support
Simple and variable WooCommerce products, with automatic placement, a native block, and a shortcode.
Checkout
Unit-price presentation for Classic Checkout and Checkout Blocks uses the cart line's applied price.
Tax and coupons
WooCommerce controls currency and tax formatting. Coupon reductions remain in the store's coupon rows.
Cart quantities
A quantity offer can include matching items already in the cart, according to the pricing provider's configured basis.
Review the final total, taxes, and renewal schedule in Stripe before confirming payment.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
A little more clarity.
What do I need to use this plugin?+
A WordPress site with WooCommerce installed. Check the plugin documentation and release requirements before installing it on your store.
Is the preview connected to my store?+
No. This page uses illustrative example values to explain the experience. Your store’s prices, rules, and customer data stay in your own WordPress installation.
Where can I learn about the other plugins?+
Return to the plugin collection to explore each product. Every plugin has its own page with a focused overview of its features.