Sharraxaad
By default, WooCommerce shows a variable product’s price as a range – “£10.00 – £20.00” – on the shop page, category pages, and the product page itself, right up until a shopper picks a variation.
WPMints Variable Pricing replaces that range with a single, cleaner “From £10.00” (the label text is fully customisable), which then switches to the exact price the moment a variation is selected – on the classic shop loop, WooCommerce Blocks (Product Collection, All Products), and the single product page itself.
Features (free)
- Replaces variation price ranges with a “From £X” label on shop archives, category/tag pages, the home page, and the single product page
- Fully customisable label text (e.g. “From {{price}}” or “{{price}}+”)
- Turn it on or off separately for desktop and mobile
- Colour controls for the label, price, and sale price
- Optional bold label, and a font-family picker
- Works with classic shop loops and WooCommerce Blocks (Product Collection, All Products)
- A product-card selector field for unusual theme/page-builder markup
Free vs Pro
This is the full, free plugin – it is not a limited trial. A separate Pro plugin is sold at wpmints.com, as its own additional install (not unlocked with a key inside this plugin), and adds:
- Choosing exactly where the “From” price shows (shop archives, single product, home page, and Related/Upsell/Cross-sell blocks individually) – the free version always shows it everywhere except Related/Upsell/Cross-sell, with no setting to change that
- A custom CSS field
Pro is a separate plugin/codebase – this free plugin has no license check, no remote calls of any kind, and no dormant code for either feature above.
Sawir-shaashado
Rakibaad
- Upload the plugin files to
/wp-content/plugins/wpmints-variable-pricing-for-woocommerce, or install it directly through the Plugins screen. - Activate the plugin.
- Go to WooCommerce Variable Pricing to configure it.
SBI
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Does this need WooCommerce?
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Yes – it only does anything on a WooCommerce variable product, and won’t load at all if WooCommerce isn’t active.
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Does it change the price WooCommerce actually charges?
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No. It only changes how the price is displayed before a variation is picked. The real price WooCommerce uses at checkout is completely unaffected.
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Will it work with my theme or page builder?
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It hooks WooCommerce’s own
woocommerce_get_price_htmlfilter, which every theme and page builder that renders a WooCommerce price already goes through, so it works without theme-specific code in almost all cases. For WooCommerce Blocks (which render client-side and skip that filter), a small compatibility script handles it separately – the “Product-card selector” field under Advanced lets you adjust that for an unusual grid markup. -
Does this plugin phone home or track anything?
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No. This free plugin makes no external requests of any kind.
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1.0.2
- Second round of WordPress.org review feedback: the “wpm” prefix used on a few enqueue handles, localized JS objects (
wpmRange,wpmRangeAdmin), CSS classes, and CSS custom properties was too short/generic and could still collide with other plugins. Everything is now under the fullwpmintsvpprefix – only the real external Get Pro URL (which happens to contain “wpm-range” as a page slug on wpmints.com, not a code identifier) was left alone. - Renamed
assets/wpm-admin.js,wpm-admin.css, andwpm-logo.pngtowpmintsvp-admin.js,wpmintsvp-admin.css, andwpmintsvp-logo.pngto match.
1.0.1
- Renamed to be more distinctive, per WordPress.org review feedback.
- The free version no longer stores or checks a “which locations show the price” setting at all – it’s simply fixed behaviour now (shop/single/home, never Related/Upsell/Cross-sell), not a toggle that happens to be locked.
- Removed the custom-CSS option and its handling from the free codebase entirely (previously present but always forced empty).
- The custom font-family field is now restricted to safe characters (letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, underscores, commas, quotes) instead of accepting arbitrary text.
- Internal option/settings names are now uniquely prefixed to avoid any collision with other plugins.
1.0.0
- Initial release.