Name Your Price extends WooCommerce Subscriptions’ switching feature to cover price changes. Subscribers update the amount they pay from My Account without canceling and re-subscribing. Here’s how to enable it, what subscribers see, and what gets validated.
Name Your Price has built-in compatibility with WooCommerce Subscriptions, and together they let donors set their own recurring amount without fixed tiers. Here’s what the integration enables and what you’ll need.
Give away a free t-shirt and let your customer pick the size in their cart. Free Gift Coupons handles variable products natively, with three different ways to balance store control against customer choice.
Hand-pick the products that can go in your Mix and Match container, or hand it a category and let the plugin do the pulling? Here’s how each mode actually works, and which one fits your catalog.
Variable products in Mix and Match trip up a lot of store owners: you add one to a container and nothing happens. Here’s why, and what actually works.
Set a minimum cart total before a free gift coupon can be applied — and combine it with free shipping or a percentage discount in the same coupon. Here’s how to configure each scenario.
With Mix and Match Products, you can build a BOGO deal directly into the product — no coupon required. Set the container price to one item’s cost, require two selections, and you’re done. Here’s how.
If your products aren’t appearing in a Mix and Match container, or they’re showing up but customers can’t select them, a small number of product settings are almost always the cause. Here’s how to find and fix the issue.
Accepting donations in WooCommerce is straightforward with Name Your Price — customers set their own amount, you set the floor. Here’s how to get it running in about ten minutes.
Mix and Match Products gives you two ways to price your bundles: a single fixed price, or a total that adds up from what your customers select. Here’s how each one works — and how to choose.