Description
Track and display historical price changes for your WooCommerce products. This plugin helps store owners monitor price trends and shows customers historical low prices.
FEATURES
- Automatic price change tracking for both simple and variable products
- Price history dashboard in WooCommerce product admin area
- Configurable display of 30/60/90-day low prices on product pages
- Optional price history chart visualization
- Lightweight and optimized for performance
Configuration
Navigate to Settings Price History for WooCommerce to:
- Set the historical price range (30/60/90 days)
- Enable/disable price history chart
- Customize display options
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Installation
- Download from the WordPress Repository, or from the Plugin Upload page, or download at
/wp-content/plugins/price-history-woocommerce, and activate it. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Configure display options in Settings Price History for WooCommerce
FAQ
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Does the plugin work with variable products?
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Yes, the plugin is compatible with product taxes and variable products. It tracks prices for each variation individually.
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Are there shortcodes that I could use to display price history?
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If you want to display the lowest product price in a place other than the default, you can use the shortcode
[marketup_lowest_price_history]If you want to display the price history with a graph in a place other than the default, you can use the shortcode
[marketup_price_history_graph] -
Is plugin working with discount addons?
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Some addons may not work with the plugin, some may work. You can try any addon to see if plugin works. If you find any incompatibilities, please notify us in the support forums.
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Contributors & Developers
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