बिबरन
Pick a role. Choose how the price works. Save.
That is the whole daily job. Wholesale, VIP, members, staff — one screen under WooCommerce Settings Role Based Pricing.
Pricing itself is rarely that tidy. A product can sit in several categories, a user can have more than one role, a sale price may already be running, a wholesaler may need an exception, a campaign may start next Monday. The plugin handles those cases so you do not have to stack extra tools.
What you set
- Percentage, fixed amount, or a final price for a WordPress user role.
- All products, or only selected categories — with a different type/value per category if you need it.
- Optional start and end dates. Leave them empty for a permanent rule.
- Optional per-user override on the WordPress profile. That price wins over the role rule.
What the storefront does
- Logged-in customers see the role price on the shop, the product page, and in the cart.
- Guests keep the catalog price.
- Variable products: the discount applies to each variation; WooCommerce still owns the parent price range.
- If a product is already on a native WooCommerce sale, that sale wins. The role rule does not stack on top.
- Cart totals refresh when the customer logs in, so a guest cart picks up the role price after sign-in.
- The admin catalog and REST exports keep the original prices.
Typical uses
- A wholesale role at −20% on the whole catalog.
- Members-only prices on a few categories, with a different rate on one of them.
- A campaign window for staff or partners, without touching product sale fields.
- One customer who should not follow their role — set it on their user profile.
AI ready
On WordPress 6.9 or later the plugin registers three Abilities so an assistant (official AI plugin + a connector) can set, read, or remove a role discount. On the same Role Based Pricing screen, a text field and Generate button do the same from a sentence when that plugin is installed. Both still require the manage WooCommerce capability. Older WordPress versions skip the Abilities; the settings screen stays usable without AI.
A longer walkthrough ships in the plugin folder: docs/USER-GUIDE.md (English) and docs/MODE-DEMPLOI.md (French).
Compatibility
- WooCommerce 8.0 or higher (tested up to 11.0).
- HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatible.
- Custom roles from User Role Editor and similar plugins work as-is: if WordPress knows the role, this plugin can price it.
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Installation
- Install and activate WooCommerce.
- Upload the plugin, or install it from Plugins Add New.
- Activate Simple Role Based Pricing.
- Open WooCommerce Settings Role Based Pricing.
- Select a role, turn the rule on, set the discount, save.
FAQ
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Where are the settings?
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WooCommerce Settings Role Based Pricing. Select the role first. Everything else on the page is for that role until you save.
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What is the difference between the three discount types?
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- Percentage — off the regular price (20 = 20% off).
- Fixed amount — subtract that amount in your store currency.
- Fixed price — the customer pays exactly that amount, regardless of the catalog price.
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Can I limit a rule to some categories?
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Yes. Set Apply To to Specific Categories, pick the categories, save. Each selected category can use the role default (Global) or its own type and value.
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Who wins if several rules could apply?
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- A native WooCommerce sale price on the product.
- An individual price on the user profile.
- A matching category rule for that role.
- The role’s “all products” rule.
Guests are not priced. Empty start/end dates mean the rule has no schedule.
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Does it work with variable products?
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Yes. Each variation is priced. The parent product keeps WooCommerce’s min–max range.
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Can I give one user a different price than their role?
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Yes. Edit the user under Users, then Simple Role Based Pricing – Individual. That override beats the role rule for that account.
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Why didn’t the role discount apply to a product on sale?
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On purpose. If WooCommerce already has a sale price, the plugin leaves it. End the sale, or use a product that is not on sale, if the role price should show.
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Do I need extra PHP extensions?
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No. PHP 7.4+ and WooCommerce 8.0+ are enough. There is no mbstring requirement.
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Can I control pricing with AI?
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Yes, on WordPress 6.9 or later. Install the official AI plugin and a connector. On WooCommerce Settings Role Based Pricing, use the text field and Generate. A user who can manage WooCommerce can also ask the assistant to set, read, or remove a role discount. Without the AI plugin, the rest of the screen is unchanged.
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Changelog
2.6.0 (2026-08-27)
- AI: Three Abilities (set, get, remove role discounts) for WordPress 6.9+ and the official AI plugin.
- Admin: Optional Generate field on the Role Based Pricing screen (connector / parse / save, then a rule from a sentence).
- Admin: Page layout map moved below the form so Select Role / Enable / discount come first.
- Docs: User guides cover AI phrases; layout map is optional and stays collapsed.
2.5.0 (2026-08-27)
- Compatibility: Tested with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11.0.
- Docs: Listing and FAQ rewritten to match the plugin. English and French guides in
docs/.
2.4.0 (2026-05-24)
- Admin layout map and block order: drag to rearrange settings, order saved per user.
2.3.0 (2026-05-24)
- Settings workspace: collapsible blocks, per-role Apply To, rule status, unsaved-changes warning.
2.2.0 (2026-05-05)
- Removed the mbstring requirement.
2.1.0 (2026-05-02)
- Per-category discounts and optional start/end dates. Rules stored as JSON.
2.0.0
- Native WooCommerce price filters (no fake coupon). Per-user price override on the profile.
Older patch notes (including 2.3.1–2.3.8) are in changelog.txt.