Discount Master – Dynamic Pricing & Discount Rules for WooCommerce

Yes, Discount Master for WooCommerce allows you to create and manage multiple discount rules concurrently, each with its own set of conditions and priorities.

Absolutely. You can define discounts exclusive to certain user roles, such as wholesalers or premium members.

Yes, you can set start and end dates for each discount rule, enabling automated promotions during specific periods.

Discount Master for WooCommerce allows you to set priorities for each discount rule. In cases where multiple rules apply, the rule with the highest priority will take precedence.

Yes, Discount Master for WooCommerce provides options to exclude specific products or categories from selected discount rules.

Yes. The plugin declares HPOS compatibility to WooCommerce and handles all order data through the WooCommerce order API, so it works the same way whether your store uses the legacy post tables or the high-performance order tables. You can turn HPOS on under WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Features without deactivating the plugin, and no compatibility warning will be shown on that screen.

If you switch an existing store over to HPOS, the savings totals recorded before the switch are moved across to the new order tables automatically, in the background, the next few times you load the WordPress admin.

Yes, if you generate your feeds with Product Catalog Feed by PixelYourSite or Product Feed Manager for WooCommerce by RexTheme. Both integrations are off by default. Switch the one you use on under Settings > Pricing, and your discounted prices are written into the feeds it builds, so the price in your listing matches the price on your site. Your feeds do not change until they are next generated.

Only discounts that can be worked out from the product on its own are published: rules based on product, category, tag, or a start and end date. Rules that depend on the cart, the shopper, or the page they arrived from are left out, because there is no cart and no visitor at the moment a feed is built. Rules you have hidden on the single product page are left out too, since that page is where the shopper from the ad lands.

A few things worth knowing:

• Buy-one-get-one and tiered rules are only published when they already apply to a single item.
• A scheduled discount is published as a plain price, without its start and end dates attached, so regenerate your feed when the promotion ends.
• With Product Feed Manager, check that your feed maps a Sale Price attribute. Most of its templates map Regular Price but not Sale Price until you add it.
• Variable products are discounted through the variation the feed prices them from, and grouped products through the cheapest product in the group. Composite and bundled products keep their usual feed price, because their price is added up from the parts they are built from.

One, and only for the “URL & traffic source” conditions. It is a first-party cookie named dmfwc_attribution, written by your own site in the visitor’s browser.

Those conditions ask how the shopper reached your store, but a discount is worked out on the cart or checkout page – long after the visit that carried utm_source=facebook. The cookie is what carries that answer forward.

It holds the page the visitor landed on, any campaign parameters in that link (utm_source, gclid, and similar), the site that referred them, and the pages they have visited on your store, each with a timestamp. It holds no name, email address, IP address, or order data. It is never sent to us or to any third party – only your own site reads it. It expires at the end of the attribution window you set under Settings > Attribution, or when the browser closes if you set that window to “browser session only”.

It is only set if you actually use the feature. The plugin checks whether any active discount rule uses a URL condition, and if none does, the cookie is never written and the script behind it is never loaded – so a store that does not use these conditions has nothing extra to put in its cookie notice. If you do use them, list it as a first-party marketing cookie.

You can also switch it off outright, whatever your rules say, with a single line in your theme’s functions.php:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function() { wp_dequeue_script( 'dmfwc-attribution' ); }, 20 );

The URL conditions will then simply never match, and every other discount type carries on working as normal.

Once. After you have had it installed for two weeks, a notice appears on Discount Master’s own dashboard page asking for a WordPress.org review. You can snooze it for another two weeks or dismiss it permanently, and it never appears on any other admin screen.

Yes. Discounts apply, savings are recorded, and the display rows are shown on both the classic shortcode checkout and the block-based cart and checkout. Compatibility with the Cart & Checkout Blocks is declared to WooCommerce.

On the blocks, the “You saved” row appears in the order summary just above the total, the same place it sits on the classic checkout. The crossed-out total and crossed-out subtotal appear as their own rows, labelled “Total before discount” and “Subtotal before discount”, rather than being struck through on the total and subtotal lines themselves – the blocks do not allow anything to be added to those two lines.

The Mini Cart drawer shows a savings row under its Subtotal as well. That figure counts your product discounts only, not cart-level ones, because the drawer shows a subtotal and a subtotal never includes cart-level discounts – the full amount appears at the cart and at checkout, where the rest of the totals are worked out.

Yes. Discount Master for WooCommerce Pro is an add-on that runs alongside the free plugin, using the same rules screen. It adds more discount actions and a much wider set of conditions to build rules from.

Extra discount actions: product tiered pricing, tiered “Buy X get 1 at % off”, “Buy X get 1 free”, percentage, or fixed amount off the shipping cost, applying coupons automatically, and giving free gifts.

Extra conditions:

• Product attributes
• Product taxonomy
• Product meta
• Specific users
• User roles
• User email
• User meta
• Total orders made
• Total spent
• First purchase
• Purchased products
• Reviewed products
• Number of reviews
• Coupon applied
• Coupon not applied
• Payment gateway
• Shipping method
• Shipping zone
• Sales flash badges
• Tooltips

For support, please visit our support page or contact us through the plugin’s support forum.

Support Resources:

• Documentation
• Tutorials
• Support Forum
• PrecisionWP Website
• Discount Master for WooCommerce Pro

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