Price by size, options, quantity or formula
Customers configure their product and watch the price update live. Sell by size, options, quantity tables or formulas, with branded PDF quotes.
While you're sending manual quotes, other stores are using price calculators to close sales 24/7. Here's what you're losing every single day...
Customer searches "custom t-shirts." Visits 5 sites, including yours. Four have calculators. You have "Contact for Quote." They buy elsewhere in 5 minutes.
11pm Sunday. Customer needs 200 flyers by Wednesday. The competitor has a calculator, so instant quote, instant order. You have an email form. By Monday, job is done and paid for.
Your competitor took a 2-week vacation. Their store kept selling via calculators. You? Can't leave for a day without sales dying. They built a business that runs without them.
Other plugins have calculators too, but most are plain form fields that customers just put up with. PriceWise gives them one they are happy to use. Here is what makes the difference.
No more "contact us for a quote". The customer picks their options, sees the price, and can order on the spot, instead of leaving to buy from someone who shows it.
The calculator quotes and takes orders at any hour. Someone who needs something at 11pm on a Sunday can order it then, not wait for you to reply on Monday.
Because the calculator does the quoting, your store keeps selling whether you are at your desk or away. You stop being the bottleneck.
Want to see everything it can do? Here is the full list.
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Thirteen trades, each priced by a real PriceWise calculator. Pick whichever is closest to what you sell and see how its total is built as the options go in.
A size down one axis, a quantity across the other, and the price comes out of the cell. Material and finishing stack on top, each its own line.
Pick the size and the run, add the material and the finishing. No quoting by hand and no waiting for a reply.
Size and thickness set the base price. Every hole, cutout and edge finish adds a line of its own, and a sketch can come with the order.
Worked out from the measurements the customer types in, with the material rate and the edge work added on automatically.
Size and thickness off the grid, banding and machining on top, and the whole cutting list can be uploaded instead of typed out.
Material weight and finishing move the price, and when the total lands under your minimum the plugin adds the difference as its own visible line.
Quantity bands, garment quality, print locations, a colour slider, artwork upload and colour swatches, asked one step at a time with the price running underneath.
Stock, finish and quantity, each carrying its own price, so a fifty pound job does not need an email thread.
The customer puts in the room, picks the material, and the waste margin and fitting are added on top for you.
Pick the dates, pick the kit, add delivery and the waiver. The nights are counted and multiplied for you.
Coverage hours, second shooter, album and travel, all adding up in front of the customer instead of in a quote you have to write.
Bedrooms, bathrooms, the type of clean and the extras. A minimum charge keeps the small jobs worth doing.
Roof area, panel quality, battery and how awkward the install is. Fourteen thousand pounds worth of work quoted without a site visit.
Not on the list? If your price is a sum of size, options, quantity or time, it is the same handful of fields underneath. Picture framing, fencing and decking, curtains and blinds, catering, upholstery, skip hire and packaging all work the same way.
Whatever you sell, the customer chooses things like size, quantity and extras, and the total updates in front of them. They get a price without emailing you and waiting for a reply. It works the same way for printed shirts, cut-to-size glass, made-to-measure furniture or event catering.
You don't have to put every option on one long form. When a customer picks something that needs a follow-up, like choosing engraving, the box to type the engraving message shows up on its own. If they don't pick it, they never see it, so the form stays short. This is the feature usually called conditional logic, or if/else rules, and you set it up by clicking.
Before an order goes through, your store works out the price again on its own, so the customer always pays the amount you set. If someone tries to change the price on the page to pay less, it is ignored. This happens on every order by itself, with nothing for you to switch on.
No matter which country you sell in or what language your customers speak, the plugin fits around it. Prices show the way people expect in that country, like 1.234,50 € in Germany or $1,234.50 in the US, and you can write every label, button and message in your own words. You set this once, and you do not need a separate translation plugin.
Every field type
Fifteen kinds of field, plus colour and picture swatches and an itemised total. Mix them on one product, and every field that carries a price adds straight into the total.
A list of options, each one with its own price.
One choice out of a set, with what it adds shown next to it.
Tick any that apply. Each ticked line shows up in the breakdown.
Real colours to click instead of a list of colour names. Works on radio buttons and checkboxes.
Small pictures to pick from, like a wood finish or a fabric. Works on radio buttons and checkboxes.
Paid extras, charged as a flat fee, per unit, per size or as a percentage.
Size down one side, quantity across the top. The price comes out of the cell.
Length, width or both, with the size worked out as they type.
They enter a size and the price comes from the band it falls in.
Any count or measure, typed straight in.
Drag it and the price follows. Good for counts and grades.
One date or a range, priced per night or per day.
An "Add another" button, so one order can hold five windows of five sizes.
A name, a reference or a note that travels with the order.
Artwork, a sketch or a cutting list, attached to the order.
Their address, saved with the order so you can reply.
A number to call them back on, saved with the order.
Every line spelled out under the total, so nobody argues with the number.
Professional features ready in 10 minutes
One click turns any order into a clean, branded PDF. You can also have it sent to the customer with the order email.
Charge by area, length, volume or weight. You can add a waste percentage and a minimum charge.
Customers change a configured item right from the cart, with their answers pre-filled. No deleting and starting over.
Choose per calculator: replace the variation price, add to it, or use it in your own formula.
Control every color: headers, buttons, badges, footer. Match your exact brand.
Write your own sum, like "length * width * rate", with rounding and if-rules when you need them. Or skip sums and set a rate per unit on a field, like 4.50 per square metre.
Put a calculator on one product, a whole category or every product, and choose which one wins when two apply.
Set a simple table so the per-unit price drops as the quantity goes up. Type it in or import a CSV.
Save a calculator to a file and load it on another site. Handy as a backup before updates.
The cart line's weight and dimensions can come from the customer's measurements, so shipping for made-to-order items charges correctly.
Add and arrange your fields through simple forms, by clicking. No code.
Answer a few questions and PriceWise builds your calculator for you. Or start from a template: flooring, curtains, printing, banners, apparel, framing and more.
Same calculator, same settings. You just choose how it appears to your customers.
The question every buyer asks
The same calculator, filmed at phone width. Most people who land on a shop are holding a phone, and a calculator that falls apart there is worth nothing.
Same fields, same prices, same itemised breakdown, stacked into one column. The upload box still takes a photo straight from the camera roll.
Reviews on this shop and on WordPress.org.
I have bought multiple licenses and ditched other price calculator plugins I have been using over the years. I will be using their plugin exclusively going forward. Yes it is that good and a great value! I highly recommend Hamza and his team — I am 100% satisfied.
“I used this to price banners by size on my print shop site. You write the formula once and the price works itself out as the customer types, which beats trying to do the same job with conditional logic. I had a question early on and got a proper answer the same day, not a copy and paste one. I…”
“I bought this for a client project where panels are sold per square metre, with the length chosen from a dropdown and a fixed width. The calculating side did what I needed quickly. Where it really showed was support. Products would not go into the basket and I assumed I had set something up wrong. Instead of guessing, the developer…”
“Calculator does what it says it does and I have tried many that don’t really work as advertised. Price calculates from the values the customer enters, updates live, and setting it up was actually easy. I would recommend it to anyone who prices by size rather than a flat rate. I would say that one is the best I have…”
“I have used the free version and I am amazed with the fuctionality it give you I opt for a paid plan later as it have a feature which I need for my business and thankfully didn't encounter any bug till now so highly recommend”
“This plugin does what it says. Interface looks modern and my customers seem to like it better than the old contact form i had. Setup was ok, took maybe 2 hours to get everything right. The color picker is nice - matched my brands colors pretty easy. One thing thats annoying - had to put a dummy price on products…”
“Does the job. My catering business needed dynamic pricing based on guest count, menu options, service type etc. This handles it well. The step by step thing is nice, customers dont get overwhelmed seeing all options at once. Wish it had better reporting on what people select most but maybe thats coming. Setup was easier than expected even for someone…”
“works great. using it for custom pc builds. customers love it setup = 1 hour support = good when i needed help buy it”
“I purchased this plugin for my boutique consulting firm where we offer tiered service packages with various add-ons. The implementation was relatively straightforward, though I did need to reference the documentation several times during setup. The interface is clean and professional, which was important for our brand image. Clients appreciate being able to configure their service package and receive transparent…”
“Does what it says. Good value. Setup took about an hour.”
“been using this for my print shop for like 3 weeks now and its pretty solid. set up took me a bit cause im not great with wordpress but once i figured out the fields thing it was straightforward. customers can pick shirt type, size, quantity etc and price updates automatically which is nice. saves me alot of time not…”
“OMG where has this been all my life?!?! So I make custom gift baskets and before this I was literally texting people back and forth like "ok so you want the medium basket with chocolates and wine that's $45 but if you add the cheese its $12 more" and it was taking FOREVER and people would get confused about the…”
“Fantastic! Been using for 2 months now on my furniture customization store. Customers love being able to see the price change as they select wood type, size, finish, hardware etc. The file upload feature is super useful, customers can upload design files directly in the calculator. Everything flows to the order details perfectly. Only learned about this from a YouTube…”
I'm Hamza, the founder of DevTonic Studios. Before I built this, I went looking for a WooCommerce plugin that could properly price custom products. Most of what I found was limited, none of it felt like a complete answer, and the few good ones cost far too much for a normal small shop.
So rather than ship another generic options plugin, I took the time to understand what businesses selling custom and made-to-order products actually need, and built PriceWise around that. One plugin that does the whole job, at a price a small shop can afford.
I have built into PriceWise the things the other options plugins simply don't give you, the features real shops actually need. But if there is still something you want that isn't here yet, I genuinely want to know. Email me, tell me what it is, and I will add it. That is honestly how the plugin keeps getting better. My refund promise is straightforward: within 14 days, if anything I claim on this page isn't actually in the plugin, or you hit a technical problem I can't fix within 48 hours, you get your money back.
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Choose by the work you need to do. PriceWise Pro and ConfigKit are separate plugins. Craftor includes ConfigKit.
“I need a price calculator and add-ons on my product pages.”
A live price calculator by size, area or your own formula.
From $49 a year
See PriceWise Pro plans“I want to add custom ordering to the shop design I use.”
Build the ordering form: choices, calculated prices, files and quotes.
From $149 a year
See ConfigKit“I want to build or redesign my shop pages and take custom orders.”
Build your shop pages from editable starter designs. The full ConfigKit plugin is included.
From $249 a year
See CraftorNot sure? Tell me what you sell and I will say which one fits. If the smaller one does the job, I will tell you that too.
Everything you need to know about PriceWise Pro
The questions I get asked most, answered properly rather than in a sales line.
More guides on pricing custom products are on the blog.
When a calculator is not the whole job
PriceWise does one job: your customer types a size and sees the price on the product page. For a lot of shops that is all they will ever need, and if that is you, you can stop reading here. But some jobs need the customer to build the thing step by step, looking at pictures as they go. And some shops need more than a product page put right, they need the whole site. For those two I built ConfigKit and Craftor.
Step 2A bit more
The product configurator for WooCommerce
For the jobs your customer builds one step at a time: the size, then the material picked by its photo, then the finish and the extras, with the price following every pick. You build it yourself by dragging blocks onto a screen, and it goes on one product, a whole category, or any page of your site.
The same Northgate Signs banner on a computer and on a phone, in the showcase layout, one of six. Check the price: 300 x 100 cm is 3 square metres of PVC at £14, so £42, and 8 metres of hemmed edge at £2.50, so £20. Together £62.00, the price on the phone.
Northgate Signs' banner in the showcase layout, one of six. Pick a material and the big photo changes to it, and each material shows what it adds per square metre.
The same banner on a phone, the price pinned to the bottom. Check it: 3 square metres of PVC at £14 is £42, and 8 metres of hemmed edge at £2.50 is £20. Together £62.00.
From $149 a yearor $350 once
See ConfigKitStep 3The whole shop
A WooCommerce page builder for made to order shops
For when the whole shop needs doing, not only the product page. You drag sections onto the page and type straight on it, and every page comes from Craftor: the home page, the shop, the product pages, the basket and the checkout. The parts a made to order shop sells with are already there, a price table, a quote form, artwork upload and the day the order leaves. ConfigKit comes inside, so you never pay for both.
A quote form just dropped onto Northgate Signs' home page. Type straight on the page, or set its words and what it asks for on the left.A quote form's own settings in the editor: its heading, its words, and whether it asks for sizes and lets them send files. Or type straight on the page.
Build a whole shop: pick the trade nearest yours, give it your shop's name, and every page is made for you.
A product page Craftor made for Northgate Signs, with ConfigKit's three steps on it.
Five starter shops come with it, each with its pages, example products, photos and a configurator already priced. Or pick any other trade and say what you make.
Northgate SignsSigns and banners
Halstead GlassGlass and mirrors
Fen Edge CoversTarpaulins and covers
Ashcroft PanelsPanels cut to size
Aurelin JewelsJewellery, with one gold priceFrom $249 a yearor $550 once
See CraftorThen you need neither of these. Both are plugins of their own, and PriceWise does its job without them.
It is part of Craftor now. Its four starter shops are four of the five above, and with Craftor you can change every page of them yourself.
If what you make is nothing like these shops, write to me and tell me how you price it. I answer myself, and if none of the three can do it yet, I want to know.
Email meAdd PriceWise Pro to your store. Customers configure their product, watch the price update live, and check out, or download a branded PDF quote. You just collect the orders.
