Every price,
explained.
Thirty-six WooCommerce modules in one plugin. Switch on the one you came for, and read back how the shop arrived at any price or quantity limit, stage by stage.
Free edition · No account · Nothing sent without your opt-in
- Base priceProduct price48.00
- Role priceWholesale tier, −15% Pro−7.2040.80
- CampaignAutumn trade, −10%−4.0836.72
- Option chargeAntique finish Pro+2.5039.22
Same answer on the product page, in the cart, at checkout, through the Store API and on a manual order.
Six domains.
One switch each.
The six domains every module is filed under. In the control centre they are one list of switches, grouped by what you are doing. Eleven modules come with the free edition and twenty-five more with Pro. Every module is a switch, and a switch that is off registers nothing.
| Number | Domain | Modules Free Pro | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Catalogue & Discovery Help a shopper reach the right product. | 2 free, 5 Pro | 2 | 5 |
| 02 | Product Builder How a product is described and configured. | 1 free, 2 Pro | 1 | 2 |
| 03 | Pricing & Quantity One pipeline decides every price, everywhere. | 2 free, 3 Pro | 2 | 3 |
| 04 | B2B & Access Trade customers as roles, with their own prices. | 0 free, 5 Pro | – | 5 |
| 05 | Cart & Fulfilment Ship dates a customer can trust. | 2 free, 4 Pro | 2 | 4 |
| 06 | Orders & Notifications Immutable documents, emails to the right people. | 2 free, 5 Pro | 2 | 5 |
| Six domains, plus a shared core | 36 modules | 11 | 25 |
Plus a core every domain shares: blueprints, configuration export and diagnostics in the free edition, configuration import in Pro.
Every feature, by nameEverything it does, in the order a customer meets it
Reading down this page is reading through a visit to your shop — from a shopper arriving, to what you and they receive once an order is placed. Every capability below is in the plugin today.
Finding products
How a shopper gets to the thing they want.
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Catalogue filters
Filter a large catalogue by category, attribute, price, stock and sale — with counts that reflect what is actually left, and a URL you can share.
Pro
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Catalogue index
The index that makes filtering and searching a large catalogue fast. Rebuilds in the background and swaps in atomically, so shoppers never see a half-built one.
Pro
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Saved lists and comparison
Let customers keep named lists of products, share one privately, move a list into the basket, and compare two to four products side by side.
Pro
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Quick view
Let shoppers open a product, choose a variation and add it to the basket without leaving the listing.
Free edition
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Product search
An accessible search box that suggests products by name or SKU as the shopper types, with a normal results page behind it.
Free edition
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Product tables
Show products as a searchable, sortable table or rapid order form, so a trade buyer can order forty lines without opening forty pages.
Pro
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Variation matrix
Show a variable product's variations as a grid so a buyer can order several at once, and edit variations in bulk from the product editor.
Pro
Choosing a product
What they pick, configure or personalise before they buy.
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Live preview
Show a customer their artwork or engraving on the product as they configure it, and record exactly what they saw on the order.
Pro
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Product options
Let customers configure a product — engraving, size, finish, extras — and see the price change as they do, with every amount worked out on the server.
Pro
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Product tabs
Add reusable or product-specific tabs with block content, and rename, reorder or hide WooCommerce's own tabs.
Free edition
What it costs
The price they are shown, and why it is that price.
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Discounts
Run a scheduled percentage or fixed-amount campaign across products or categories, with the saving shown to the customer.
Free edition
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Advanced discounts
Unlimited campaigns and the full set of discount shapes: tiers, cart-spend, buy X for Y, buy X get Y and volume bundles.
Pro
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Promotion analytics
See what each discount campaign did: orders, items, sales and the amount discounted.
Pro
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Quantity rules
Set minimum, maximum, step and default quantities by product or category, and tell customers exactly what to change.
Free edition
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Advanced quantity rules
Quantity rules at variation, role, whole-cart and order-value scope, resolved into one valid answer with an explanation.
Pro
Trade accounts
Who the customer is, what they may see, and how they buy.
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Protected catalogues and private store
Hide the whole shop, or individual categories and products, behind a login, a role or a shared password — enforced on every surface, not just the product page.
Pro
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Wholesale registration
A trade application form with your own fields, and a moderation queue where a person decides who becomes a trade customer.
Pro
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Wholesale pricing
Give trade customers their own prices — a category percentage, a fixed product price, or both — with the retail price shown struck through or hidden.
Pro
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Purchase orders
Let approved trade customers place an order against a purchase order number. No payment is taken and the order waits to be invoiced.
Pro
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Quotes and offers
Let customers ask for a price, answer with a negotiated offer they can accept, and turn an acceptance into exactly one order.
Pro
Cart and checkout
Getting from a full basket to a placed order.
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Lead time
Tell customers when an item will actually ship, on the shop, the product page, the basket, checkout and the order.
Free edition
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Opening hours
Trade at set times: show when you are open, and either stop taking orders while you are shut or take them for the next service.
Pro
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Cart recovery
Send one link back to a basket, to an address the customer typed at checkout. No tracking of anonymous visitors.
Pro
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Fast cart
A cart drawer that opens after add-to-cart, so a customer can adjust their basket and get to checkout without a page load.
Pro
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Checkout fields
Collect one extra piece of information at checkout — a PO number, a delivery note — through WooCommerce's own field API, so it works on classic and Blocks alike.
Free edition
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Lead time dates
Turn a lead time into a real date, counted in working days around the days you are closed.
Pro
After the order
What you and the customer receive once it is placed.
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Document branding and credit notes
Put your identity on invoices, issue credit notes for refunds, attach documents to order emails and generate them in bulk.
Pro
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Order documents
Issue a numbered invoice or packing slip for an order, immutable once issued, and let the customer download it from their account.
Free edition
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Extra order emails
Copy a second address — an accounts inbox, a colleague — on the order emails you choose, saved to the customer's account and recorded on the order.
Free edition
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Order routing
Copy suppliers, branches and warehouses on the orders that concern them — and only on the lines that concern them.
Pro
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Back-in-stock alerts
Let customers ask to be told when something returns, and tell them once when it does.
Pro
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Webhooks
Send StoreMaster events to another system, signed, with retries and a list of anything that never arrived.
Pro
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Order desk
Saved order views, bulk actions, a CSV export with the columns you choose, and an optional human-readable order reference.
Pro
Running the plugin
Nothing a shopper sees — the health of the thing itself.
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Diagnostics
See whether StoreMaster is healthy, which plugins overlap it, and exactly what a support bundle would contain before you send one.
Free edition
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Configuration export
Take a signed, secret-free copy of your StoreMaster configuration for review, staging or a rollback.
Free edition
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Configuration import
Apply a previewed configuration file to this store, in one transaction that either finishes or leaves everything as it was.
Pro
Off means off.
Every module is a switch in one control centre. A module that is off registers nothing at all: no hooks, no queries, no scripts. It is absent from the request rather than idling inside it, so the modules you never wanted cost you nothing.
- This request
- 34 of 36 off
- Hooks
- 0
- Queries
- 0
- Scripts
- 0
Renewals never increase.
Every plan is annual and renews at the price you first paid. If a licence lapses, the paid modules’ settings become read-only — the free modules stay editable, you can always switch anything off, and your shop keeps running exactly as it was.
| Plan | Includes | Sites | Modules | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Eleven modules, no account, no licence key. | 1 | 11 | $0 |
| Pro | Every module on one production site, with updates and support. | 1 | 36 | $49 |
| Business | The same build on five sites, with priority support. | 5 | 36 | $199 |
| Agency | Fifty sites on one licence, with priority support. | 50 | 36 | $349 |
Staging and local installs never use an activation. Start with one module and see whether it earns the rest; nothing changes on your storefront until you say so.