Getting started

PriceKit gives every logged-in customer a member price. This page takes you from install to a tested member price.

Requirements

• WordPress 6.0 or newer, WooCommerce 7.0 or newer, PHP 7.4 or newer.
• Customer accounts turned on in WooCommerce → Settings → Accounts & Privacy ("Allow customers to create an account"). Without accounts nobody can log in to get the member price.

1. Install

1. In WordPress go to Plugins → Add New, search for PriceKit and click Install Now, then Activate. Or upload the zip under Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
2. A new PriceKit menu appears in the admin sidebar.

On activation PriceKit creates one discount tier, Members — 20 %, for every logged-in customer. Out-of-stock and backorder items are excluded from it by default. Nothing changes for your customers until they log in.

2. Set the discount

Open PriceKit → Price settings. The first section shows the discount for all logged-in customers. Change the percentage and press Save. The preview on the right uses your shop's real styles.

3. Choose what guests see

Under Guests, pick one:

• Member price with Log in / Create account (recommended) — guests see what they would pay as a member, with links to log in or register.
• Regular price — guests see the normal price and nothing else.
• No prices — for trade-only stores. Prices are replaced by a "Log in to see prices" link until the customer logs in.

4. Test it

1. Open a product in a private browser window. You see the guest view.
2. Log in as a customer (not as an administrator, if you want to see exactly what customers see) and open the same product. The price card shows the old price crossed out and the member price.
3. Add the product to the cart and go to checkout. The cart total uses the member price, and the order confirmation and email show a Member price line like a coupon.

If the price card doesn't show, clear your page cache and check Troubleshooting.

Next steps

• Discount tiers — more than one discount, e.g. Trade 15 % and VIP 25 % (Pro).
• Minimum order and progress bar — a minimum order with "add €5.00 more" in the cart.
• Price display — the price card, grid tags and net price.