Bulk prices, wholesale rates, buy one get one, money off the cart. Set your first deal live in about five minutes, watch baskets get bigger, and your shop stays just as quick as before.
Every shop has these moments. Most owners never see them happen. Put them side by side, and they start to look like a bill.
A shopper loves your hoodie and checks what three would cost. Full price, three times over. Nothing invites her to buy more, so she buys one and closes the tab.
A café owner emails asking for trade prices. By the time you reply with a spreadsheet, he has ordered from a supplier whose shop simply showed him his rate.
Your weekend sale means changing prices by hand tonight, and changing them all back on Sunday night. You are tired. The sale quietly does not happen.
You set up a deal in plain words, choose where it applies, and your prices change straight away. Sarah, the café owner, the skipped weekend sale: here is the fix for each one.
Reward bigger orders without lifting a finger each time. Set it up like "buy 3 and save 10 percent, buy 10 and save 20 percent." Shoppers see a neat little table right on the product page, so they know the deal before they add to cart, and often add one more to hit it.
Sell to the public and the trade from the same shop. Give wholesale buyers, a VIP club, or any group of customers their own price, and set a different price for guests who have not logged in. Each customer just sees their price, nobody sees anyone else's. Trade customers come back month after month. Give them a reason to come back to you.
Run the classics that get baskets bigger. Buy one get one, "spend $100 and take $10 off," a free gift that drops into the cart once it is big enough, or one better price for a set bought together. And any deal can run on dates you set, so the weekend sale starts Friday and ends Sunday all by itself, while you rest.
The deals are the fun part. But before you hand a plugin your prices, two quiet worries show up: will it slow my shop, and will it get a price wrong. DiscountWise was built around both.
Here is the quiet problem with most discount plugins: they re-work every price, for every product, every time someone opens your shop. Add rules and pages start to drag, and slow pages lose the very shoppers your deal pulled in. DiscountWise does the math once, remembers the answer, and serves it instantly. Five rules or fifty, your shop loads like the plugin is not even there.
A product rings up cheaper than you expected and your stomach drops. Open the built-in checker, pick the product, and see exactly which deals touched it and the sums behind the final number, for any customer and any quantity. If two deals land on one product, you decide which one wins.
These are the actual DiscountWise screens inside WordPress. If you can fill in a form, you can run a sale.
This is not a locked trial. The free plugin is built for real shops, and it does the everyday jobs out of the box, without slowing you down.
A percent or money off one product, a whole category, or the entire shop. Or bulk bands like buy 3 and save, shown in a table your shoppers see before they add to cart.
Crossed-out old prices, a sale badge, and a "You saved" total at the cart.
"$9.99 while the sale runs," and it holds there.
"Spend over $75, take $10 off," on its own clear line.
The free one lands in the basket by itself, marked free.
Give a sale dates and it switches itself on and off.
Stack them, take the first match, or take the single biggest saving. And a built-in checker shows the sums behind any price.
When free is not quite enough, one licence turns on the bigger deals and the tools to run them properly, all inside the same screens you already know.
Buy this and get that free. A gift that drops in when the cart passes your line. A set of products for one better price. The deals that make a promotion feel like an event.
Same five rows on both sides, so you can compare line by line.
About the common free versions of popular discount plugins, not one brand in particular.
Most shops run the free plugin for months before a promotion asks for more. That is the plan, and it costs nothing to start.
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I kept putting discount plugins on client shops, and the same two things bugged me every time. The shop page got slower as the sales piled up, and the everyday things, like wholesale prices and category sales, were locked behind a paid plan.
So I built the one I wanted. The sales shops actually run, wholesale pricing included, and no slow-down as you add more. It runs right here on devtonicstudios.com, and it is the discount plugin I reach for first now.
Put it on your shop and set your first sale. I think you will be surprised how quick it stays.
Add it free, set your first deal before your tea goes cold, and watch your shop stay just as fast.
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