Price Based on Country PRO assigns WooCommerce prices and currencies according to a shopper’s country. Each pricing zone can cover one or more countries and use a selected currency. Choose exchange-rate calculations or enter fixed regional prices to account for local purchasing power, shipping costs, or margin requirements.

Prepare country zones and pricing

Install the PRO edition on a WordPress site with WooCommerce available. Create pricing zones, assign countries, and select a currency for each zone. Then select whether prices use exchange-rate calculations or fixed regional amounts.

WooCommerce geolocation detects a visitor’s country and displays the price and currency assigned to it. A country switcher widget lets clients change their selected country manually. Pricing remains dynamic while supporting cache and performance plugins.

Review the storefront setup

Review the country detection and switcher options after configuring zones. WPML and Polylang workflows can sync data between product translations. Stores can also use additional shortcodes and widgets for country-based content or dynamically displayed product prices.

Maintain calculated prices and catalog updates

For zones using exchange-rate calculations, PRO updates rates automatically each day. Converted prices can be rounded to cleaner values, such as 19.99 instead of 19.43. Currency symbols can use custom formats such as USD 99.99 or US$ 99.99.

For large catalogs, update prices in bulk through CSV import or WP All Import. The administration panel also works with applying regional prices to manual orders.

Selected extension compatibility

PRO adds compatibility with selected WooCommerce.com extensions, including WooCommerce Subscriptions, Product Bundles for WooCommerce, and Product Add-Ons for WooCommerce. These integrations support regional pricing for subscriptions, bundled offerings, and products with additional settings.

Typical uses include displaying local currencies, adjusting prices for regional purchasing power, accounting for different shipping costs, and maintaining margins across international markets.