Price display
The member price card on product pages, the discount tag in the shop grid, net price and tax lines, colours and texts — and how PriceKit fits into any theme.
Updated November 7, 2026 · 2 min read
PriceKit never hides WooCommerce's price. It changes the price HTML through WooCommerce's own price filter, so the member price appears wherever your theme or page builder prints a price.
Three display styles
- Price card — on the main product of a product page: a framed box with the discount badge, the old price crossed out, the member price, the net price and "You save" (or the login links for guests).
- Compact — for variations, sticky add-to-cart bars and other small spots: the regular price crossed out and the member price, styled like your theme's sale price.
- Grid — in the shop, category pages, search and product blocks: a member price row and one discount tag.
One tag per product
If a product is on sale and has a member price, PriceKit shows one tag with the total saving (e.g. −41 % sale + −20 % = −53 %) instead of two labels. On WoodMart it uses the theme's own label system; on other themes it replaces the WooCommerce sale flash.
Net price and tax
Price settings → Tax & net price:
- In the card — "Net price €8.33" under the member price.
- Inline — next to the price.
- Below — a separate tax line.
- Off.
The net amount comes from your WooCommerce tax tables, so it matches the cart.
Texts and colours
Every customer-facing text can be changed: the discount name ("Member price"), the badge, "You save", the net price label. The accent colour sets the card frame and badge. All texts are translated in 15 languages until you change them.
When something is in the wrong place
Some themes print parts of the product page with their own code. Turn off Settings → Advanced → Automatic placement and place elements yourself with shortcodes and blocks.