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Measure and Price Pro

Everything in Measure and Price, plus made-to-measure pricing, price lists, settings per variation and per category, cutting fees and minimum charges, and spreadsheet set-up. Same tab, same plain sentences under every field.

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A made-to-measure product page: two sizes, the limits under them, and the price as they type

Made to measure

Choose “Size, made to measure”, name the sizes in your customers’ words, and type your price grid: widths across the top, drops down the side, “up to” bands. Or paste it from your spreadsheet. A customer’s size rounds up to the next band on each side, sizes under your smallest band cost the smallest, and sizes over your largest show your message instead of a price. Inches work too, with fractions. The shop shows “From £24.00”, the lowest cell.

Try a size, under the grid, shows the exact sentence a customer would see, with the matching cell lit. A blank cell is flagged, and a bigger size that is cheaper than a smaller one gets a warning, because that typo is the one that undercharges.

Poles, worktops and shelves cut to length take one size instead of two. The grid is then a single row of prices, the customer sees one field, and the basket says “Size: 240 cm”.

How made to measure works
The price grid on the Sold by tab, with Try a size
The product page says where prices drop, and which price applies

Price lists

From 20 m², £22 per m²; from 100 m², £20. The lower price applies to the whole amount, the amount that counts is the one the customer pays for after waste and whole packs, and the page says which price applies.

How price lists work

Also in Pro

One pattern, three places

A category can carry the settings for every product in it. A product can have its own. A variation can differ in steps, minimum, maximum, weight, list or grid. In each place one line says where the settings come from, with a link to change them, so nothing is edited by accident.

Shared grids and lists

Every grid and list has a name. Other products pick it from a drop-down. Once two products share one, it is read-only on both, with “Edit this grid”, which changes it for every product that uses it, and “Make a copy for this product”. WooCommerce, Settings, Products, Price grids and lists shows every one, what uses it, and lets you rename it.

Fees and minimums

A cutting fee is its own row in the basket, and a minimum charge lifts a short line to the minimum. Both are said on the product page before the customer adds, and both are on the order.

Spreadsheets

Every setting travels in WooCommerce’s own product export and import, under plain headings the importer recognises by itself. Grids and lists travel by name. A thousand products are a spreadsheet job.

Prices

One site
£79
Five sites
£149
Twenty-five sites
£249

Updates and priority support for a year; the plugin keeps working after that. Licensing and payment are handled by Freemius, so VAT is taken care of wherever you are. Prices are also shown in US dollars and euros at the checkout.

30-day satisfaction guarantee: if Pro is missing something you needed or does not work as you expected, tell us within 30 days and you get your money back.

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Pro guides

Getting started

What Pro adds, installing it, and the pattern every screen follows.

Made to measure

Blinds, glass, rugs and poles, priced by size from a grid.

Price lists

Cheaper per unit for bigger amounts.

Sharing and naming

One grid or list for many products, changed only on purpose.

Variations and categories

Settings per variation, and for a whole category at once.

Fees and spreadsheets

Cutting fees, minimum charges and setting up many products at once.

The free version’s guides

Support

Email support@essence-design.co.uk and we reply within one working day. Say which theme you use and link to the product page; that helps more than anything.

Made by Essence Design, a brand and design agency in Birmingham.

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