Dynamic Pricing With Discount Rules for WooCommerce Pro: Coupon setup

How pricing rules apply discounts

Dynamic Pricing With Discount Rules for WooCommerce Pro and Premium use virtual coupons, so coupon options must be enabled on the website for discounts to apply. Rules can set discounts for product prices, cart totals, or item quantities. Choose a fixed-price or percentage discount, then add quantity or range conditions. A rule can include multiple discounts. When several rules affect the same products, their priorities help determine which rule is applied first.

Choose products and customer eligibility

Product lists can target specific products or taxonomies and exclude selected products, including products on sale. Eligibility can depend on registered customer status, selected visitor roles, an individual customer, order counts, spending amounts, or last-order amounts. Rules can also use shipment or payment methods as conditions.

Usage limits can be set for selected visitors, user roles, or discount rules. These conditions let stores scope an offer to a particular audience or purchase.

Use quantity breaks, gifts, and BOGO offers

The paid Pro and Premium editions add campaign settings, including tiered discounts and gifts. A gift rule can add a selected product or let customers choose from a set of gift items. BOGO rules can apply to products or categories. Other options discount the cheapest product, an nth quantity, or a selected number of items.

Schedule promotions and show prices

Rules can be scheduled for upcoming dates with multiple start and end periods. Pro features also include weekend discounts and deals. For quantity rules, storefront pricing tables can display product and variation prices, with configurable titles, layouts, and border colors.

Product detail pages can show offer text. Sale badges have customizable styles, and discount timers have selectable styles for time-limited promotions. Shortcodes can list active discounted products or specific rules and discounts.

Create and review a rule

Install and activate the plugin in WordPress. If you need to target a focused selection, make its product list first. Open Pricing Rules and select Add New Rule. Enter a name and customer-facing discount label, then set the priority, product list, discount type, value, conditions, dates, and display settings. Review the rule against the intended products and customer conditions before using it in your shop.