| 开发者 | demfilz |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年7月24日 09:24 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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Create a tier under Tier Pricing > Tiers (for example "Wholesale, percentage, -20"), then assign the customer on Tier Pricing > Customers, the Users list, or their user profile. While logged in they see the adjusted prices everywhere.
Yes. Positive percentage or fixed amounts act as a surcharge. If you never want a tier to raise a price above the standard price, enable "Never charge more than the standard price" in Settings.
You choose in Settings: apply the tier adjustment to the sale price (default), or skip tier pricing while a product is on sale.
Yes. Every product's edit screen has a Tier pricing panel where each percentage or fixed-amount tier can inherit the tier rule, exclude the product, or use a custom rule (its own kind and amount) just for that product.
Create a tier with the "specific prices per product" kind, then open each product and enter its exact price for that tier in the Tier pricing panel. Products you leave empty stay at the standard price. Customers on that tier pay your entered prices.
Yes. Variation prices and the price range shown on variable products are adjusted. Per-product overrides are set on the parent product and apply to all its variations.
Yes. Settings has a role map that gives every user of a role a default tier. A direct per-customer assignment always beats the role default.
No. Tier pricing applies only to logged-in customers that resolve to an active tier.
No. WooCommerce's price sorting and the price filter widget read a lookup table of standard prices, so tiered customers sort and filter by the standard prices. The prices they see and pay are still their tier prices.
On shop, category and product pages for simple products and selected variations. A variable product's price range shows the adjusted range only, and cart, checkout and emails show the plain tier price. External/affiliate products are never adjusted, since their checkout happens on another site at that site's price.
Orders built or edited in the admin use standard prices on purpose, so an admin's own tier can never leak into someone else's order. Tier prices apply when the customer shops the store themselves.
No. There are no external calls; everything stays in your WordPress database.
Its customers are unassigned and revert to standard prices (or their role default, if one is mapped). Past orders keep their recorded tier name.