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WRN Pricing Rules for WooCommerce
WRN Pricing Rules for WooCommerce
Assign different prices to WordPress user roles. Create wholesale, VIP, or member price lists and manage all product pricing from one screen.
4.3
(6 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping WRN Pricing Rules for WooCommerce running.
Tested to 6.8.6 — 2 branches behind 7.0
A branch or two behind — normal for a plugin between releases.1 month ago
At least 1.6 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.7.4
Your host must be running at least this version.6.0
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A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how WRN Pricing Rules for WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
86
out of 100Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
14 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
10 / 15Listing transparency
10 / 10Ratings
4.3
6 ratingsWRN Pricing Rules gives you full control over who pays what in your WooCommerce store. Instead of applying a single sale price to everyone, you create named price lists and assign each one to a user role. Any customer who logs in with that role automatically sees the prices from their list — no shortcodes, no visible price switchers.
How it works
- Create a price list — give it a name and choose how prices are set.
- Assign user roles to the list (e.g. “Wholesale Buyer”, “VIP Member”).
- Done. Logged-in users with those roles see your custom prices everywhere in the store: product pages, shop archive, cart, checkout, and order emails.
Two ways to set prices
- Automatic rule — enter one number and let the plugin calculate prices for every product automatically. Choose from percent off (e.g. 20% off all products), fixed amount off ($5 off every product), or percent of base price (80% of your standard prices). Individual products can still be overridden.
- Manual prices — enter each product’s price yourself on the Products tab. Optionally seed the list from an existing list at a percentage so you have a starting point.
Key features
- Unlimited price lists (one active list per user role)
- Role-based pricing — works with any WordPress user role, including custom roles added by other plugins
- Automatic pricing rules: percent off, fixed amount off, percent of base price
- Per-product price overrides on rule-based lists (override wins, set to 0 to revert to rule)
- Variable product support — price ranges on the shop page reflect your list prices
- Inline price editor — click any price cell in the admin table to edit it
- Bulk product editor with DataTables search, sort, and pagination
- Filter by product category
- CSV export and import per price list
- Hide prices from guests — optional custom message
- Developer-friendly: action and filter hooks for extending or building a premium add-on
- HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatible
- No external API calls, no license key required
Free vs Pro
Feature
Description
Free
Pro
Role-based price lists
Assign different prices to wholesale, VIP, retail, or any custom user role
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Formula pricing
Set prices as % off, fixed amount off, or % of base price — applies to all products automatically
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Inline price editor & CSV import/export
Edit product prices directly in the admin table or bulk-manage via spreadsheet
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Strikethrough pricing
Show the original price crossed out next to the list price in cart, minicart, and checkout
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Hide prices for guests
Replace prices with a login prompt for non-logged-in visitors
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Variable product support
Price rules apply correctly to all variations, with per-variation badge display
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Discount rules engine
Layer percent or fixed discounts on top of price lists — by role, product, category, or cart total
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Scheduled promotions
Set start and end dates for flash sales; prices revert automatically when the window closes
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Quantity tier pricing
“Buy 10+ get 15% off” — define quantity breaks that stack with your price lists
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Per-customer pricing
Assign a specific price list to individual customers with optional expiry dates and email reminders
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Cart savings breakdown
Show a “You save” row in cart and checkout totals so customers see their discount clearly
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Pricing inspector
Admin-bar panel that shows exactly which list, rules, and tiers produced a price — debug in seconds
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Developer hooks
Filters: wrn_plm_feature_available, wrn_plm_feature_value, wrn_plm_rule_types, wrn_plm_apply_custom_rule
WooCommerce price hooks used (all at priority 20):
woocommerce_product_get_price, woocommerce_product_get_regular_price, woocommerce_product_get_sale_price,
woocommerce_product_variation_get_price, woocommerce_product_variation_get_regular_price, woocommerce_product_variation_get_sale_price,
woocommerce_variation_prices, woocommerce_get_variation_prices_hash
Yes. Both individual variation prices and the price range displayed on the shop page (e.g. “$10 – $50”) reflect your list prices.
No. Each role is assigned to exactly one price list. Roles without a custom list fall back to the Default WooCommerce prices.
Guests always see the Default WooCommerce prices unless you enable “Hide prices from guests” in the Settings tab, which replaces all prices with a custom message and disables Add to Cart.
Yes. On automatic rule lists, the plugin applies your rule to both the regular price and the sale price. On manual lists, you enter both a regular price and an optional sale price per product.
When a list uses an automatic rule, every product’s price is calculated on the fly. If you need a specific product to have a different price, click the price cell in the Products tab and enter a value. That stored value takes priority over the rule. Set it back to 0 to remove the override and return to the rule-calculated price.
Yes. When creating a manual price list you can select any existing list as a starting point and apply a percentage factor (e.g. 80% of your wholesale prices). This is a one-time copy — the lists are independent after that.
The plugin performs one database query per page load to look up the current user’s assigned list, then caches the result in memory for the rest of the request. There are no extra queries per product.
Yes. The plugin explicitly declares compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (custom order tables).
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