WordPress plugin

Change Price Title Pro for WooCommerce

Change Price Title Pro for WooCommerce gives stores more control over price wording by audience, product, and price range. Set a global title, then add a different title to a product that needs its own wording. Examples include “Bulk Rate,” “Unit Price,” “Starting At,” “Project Fee,” “Monthly Fee,” “Daily Rate,” and “Security Deposit.”

Change Price Title Pro for WooCommerce

Choose how price titles appear

Change Price Title Pro for WooCommerce gives stores more control over price wording by audience, product, and price range. Set a global title, then add a different title to a product that needs its own wording. Examples include “Bulk Rate,” “Unit Price,” “Starting At,” “Project Fee,” “Monthly Fee,” “Daily Rate,” and “Security Deposit.”

The underlying price-title controls can replace the displayed price with custom text, keep the amount in that text with the PRICE placeholder, or hide the price display. You can also choose whether changes appear on product pages or on store views such as shop and category listings and related products. Hiding a displayed price does not prevent customers from adding the product to their cart; the price remains visible in the cart and at checkout.

Pro rules and product types

  • Show different price titles by visitor role, including for wholesalers, retail customers, logged-in customers, guests, or administrators.
  • Set titles by price range, such as “Budget” for lower-priced products or “Premium” for higher-priced products.
  • Add text before or after a price title with a prefix or suffix.
  • Target simple, variable, subscription, or grouped products. The underlying extension also works with external products, and Pro includes support for booking products.

The underlying controls can also show the total for a selected quantity on product pages, such as the total for three entries.

Store fit and setup

The plugin is described as working with WooCommerce-compatible themes, including Storefront, Flatsome, Astra, GeneratePress, Divi, and custom themes. The product information also states compatibility with WooCommerce Currency Switcher, Aelia, and multi-currency extensions.

Install the plugin in WordPress, set the default title in WooCommerce settings, then configure any role, price-range, prefix, suffix, or product-type rules. For a product-specific label, edit the product and use its product-level settings, which take precedence over the global default.