Alondra

In WooCommerce > Tiered Pricing. Each group holds a list of quantity ranges with their price, plus the rules that decide when the group applies.

Yes. You can offer discounts for individual users or for users who have a role.

Yes, you can define a row with price 0 when you define the pricing settings in the group.

You can define a fixed price higher than the original one when you configure the row.

No. It works with sensible defaults out of the box, and most stores never need to change them. If you do want to — whether the price table is shown, whether clicking a row sets the quantity — a theme or a small plugin can adjust them through the alondra_default_prefs filter: ` add_filter( 'alondra_default_prefs', function ( $prefs ) { // Where the prices table is rendered in the product page. Set it to // hide to leave the table out of the product page altogether. $prefs['layout_pos'] = 'before_add_to_cart_btn'; // Set to '0' to turn any of these off. $prefs['clickable_layout'] = '1'; // Click a row to set the quantity. $prefs['highlight_pricing'] = '1'; // Highlight the active row. $prefs['overwrite_product_price'] = '1'; // Replace the price shown for the product. return $prefs; } ); `

We have tested the plugin with the most popular themes and builders on the market, ensuring that the components that display the price on the front-end are displayed correctly.

The plugin's admin requests already ask every cache not to store them, and each one is unique so a cache cannot match it against an older copy. A few setups override that anyway — a CDN told to cache everything and to ignore query strings, or a service worker added by another plugin. If the Tiered Pricing screens keep showing data you have already changed, exclude /wp-json/ from your page cache and your CDN and then clear both. Your saved prices are not affected; only what the screen displays is.

Nothing. Uninstalling removes the plugin's own settings but keeps your pricing groups, tiers and rules, so reinstalling finds them intact. If you would rather uninstalling wiped them, the alondra_delete_data_on_uninstall filter opts in: add_filter( 'alondra_delete_data_on_uninstall', '__return_true' ); Your pricing is then deleted for good when the plugin is uninstalled, so keep a backup. Alondra is already switched off by the time this runs, so the filter has to live somewhere that outlives it: another plugin, a must-use plugin, or your theme's functions.php. On a multisite network, uninstalling clears the site it runs on. Every other site in the network keeps its pricing, and there is no supported way to clear those from the network admin — removing them is a manual database job for whoever administers the network.

Yes. Alondra PRO is a separate, paid plugin that builds on this one. It adds percentage prices alongside the fixed ones, a priority value on pricing groups, logic operators inside and between the rule element groups, pills and list layouts for the prices, and a total and product price text that update live as the customer changes the quantity. You can read more about it at https://alondra.midri.net