AutoCurr - Local Currency Converter

Show prices in each reader's local currency Writing a Japan guide? A ticket might cost JPY 20,000. That's the price someone will actually see in Japan, but for a reader in the US, UK, Belgium, or Canada, it may be hard to know what that means at a glance. AutoCurr keeps the original price visible and automatically shows the equivalent in the reader's local currency next to it. Enter the source price once; AutoCurr handles conversion and automatic exchange-rate updates. AutoCurr is a WordPress currency converter built for prices inside regular posts and pages. You don't need an API key, a separate AutoCurr account, or WooCommerce to use it. It does not process checkout or payments. Getting Started After installing and activating AutoCurr Free, add this shortcode to your content: [autocurr amount="26" currency="EUR"] Here, 26 is the price and EUR is the currency. You do not need to specify target currencies such as USD, GBP, or CAD. AutoCurr determines the visitor's local currency automatically. The original EUR 26 stays visible. Readers who already use EUR see the price once. If the reader uses another supported currency, AutoCurr shows the converted amount alongside EUR 26. That is it. How it works

1. Add the actual source price.
2. AutoCurr determines the visitor's local currency.
3. The source price stays visible and the local conversion is added when available.
4. AutoCurr keeps exchange-rate data updated automatically.

You choose which prices AutoCurr handles using the shortcode in Free or the visual workflow in Pro. It does not scan your site and replace every number. Once you mark a price, currency detection, conversion, and rate updates happen automatically. AutoCurr Free includes

• Automatic visitor currency detection
• Automatic local currency conversion
• Original source price remains visible
• Broad currency support
• Simple [autocurr] shortcode
• Automatic exchange-rate updates
• No API key required by default
• No AutoCurr account required
• Works in normal WordPress posts and pages
• Source price remains visible if conversion is unavailable

Why keep the original currency? If a hotel costs JPY 20,000, you can keep that price exactly as it is. AutoCurr simply shows readers what it works out to in their own currency too. You maintain one source price instead of manually adding and updating USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, and other conversions. Want an easier publishing workflow? AutoCurr Free handles the automatic currency conversion. Pro is for publishers who work with prices regularly and want a quicker way to add, reuse, and manage them. Instead of typing shortcodes, work with prices directly in the WordPress editor using Pro's visual controls to insert, edit, and remove them. You can also select a price you've already typed and turn it into an AutoCurr price in a few clicks.

• Visual Gutenberg/RichText authoring
• Convert selected text into localized prices
• Reusable Price Library
• Localized price ranges
• Visitor currency switching
• Global and per-price display controls
• Localization rules
• Manual exchange rates
• Percentage markup
• Daily exchange-rate refresh

Learn about AutoCurr Pro. For help, visit the WordPress.org support forum or contact hello@autocurr.com.

1. In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add Plugin.
2. Search for "AutoCurr" and click Install Now.
3. Activate AutoCurr.
4. Add a price using [autocurr amount="26" currency="EUR"].
5. View the published page to see the localized price when conversion is available.

Read the full documentation.

1.18.6

• Refined the WordPress.org listing and plugin name for clearer local currency converter positioning.

1.18.5

• Refreshed the WordPress.org listing, plugin branding, screenshots, and documentation.

1.18.4

• Finalize the WordPress.org release candidate with Frankfurter v2, shared fiat currency names and complete service disclosures.

1.18.3

• Use Frankfurter v2 and add shared names for supported fiat currencies.

1.18.2

• Remove the obsolete shortcode entry point; use the canonical AutoCurr shortcode.
• Complete plugin identity, license and external-service disclosures for submission review.

1.18.1

• Include deployment readme metadata and verify it during package builds.