Taxonomy/Term and Role-based Discounts for WooCommerce

Yes. Discounts are applied automatically at cart/checkout based on the product’s taxonomy terms and the customer’s user role — no coupon code is required.

Yes. You can set a minimum quantity per rule, enabling bulk or tiered pricing for product categories, tags, or any other taxonomy. Keep in mind the quantity is per individual product in the cart, not all products from the same taxonomy.

Yes. By combining taxonomy rules with WordPress user roles (e.g., a “Wholesale” role), you can create role-based or wholesale pricing rules.

We can only show the “sale” badge when we are sure the product will get a discount, no matter how many you buy. The badge is shown only for percentage-based rules with no minimum quantity required.

This only works for percentage discounts with a minimum quantity of 0 or 1, and you need to add this to your (child-)theme functions.php file: add_filter( 'tdw_perc_sale_badge', '__return_true' ); Or you can use the PRO add-on

You need to use the following filters:

• tdw_loop_disc_info_action and tdw_loop_disc_info_prio: to set the hook and priority for the loop page and return, for example, woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item_title and 1
• tdw_single_disc_info_action and tdw_single_disc_info_prio: to set the hook and priority for the product page and return, for example, woocommerce_single_product_summary and 6 (This is for Storefront. You may have to tweak the action and priority to match your theme better.)

You can use the wctd_get_product_current_price helper function with the product or variation object or ID as the first argument. You can also pass the quantity as the second argument to calculate percentage discounts with a minimum quantity greater than 1, or “buy x get y free” discounts. The returned price will be the unit price. This is still beta.

No. The way we store cart item prices is not currently compatible with stores that allow customers to change currency during the shopping session.

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Yes, on the GitHub repository.

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