Variation Price Display Range for WooCommerce Pro lets you choose which price information appears for variable products. WooCommerce’s usual low-to-high range can leave the amount for a particular choice unclear, so you can show one endpoint, both prices, or another supported format. Pro options also apply price customizations to grouped products.

Price format and displayed amount

• Minimum or maximum: Show only the lowest or highest variation price.
• Minimum to maximum or maximum to minimum: Show both endpoints in the selected order.
• From or Up to: Add wording before the minimum or maximum, such as “From $49” or “Up to $99.”
• Custom: Choose a format for the minimum and maximum prices.
• List all variation prices: Display each variation’s price.

For a variation list, options can hide the main product name or show each variation’s SKU with its name. A price comparison can show the additional cost relative to the minimum price.

Page scope and category rules

Apply a display on the shop or archive page, the single product page, or both. Category settings let you include selected categories or exclude categories from the price display rules.

Variation choice and price behavior

On a single product page, the displayed price can change when a customer selects a variation. Settings can hide or retain WooCommerce’s clear link after a selection. You can also hide the price until clients choose options from the variation dropdowns and adjust the animation speed for the price change.

Sale price and discount badge

Sale formatting can show the regular price crossed out beside the sale price, with an option to place the regular price after the sale price. Discount badges can highlight products with discounted variations. Their text and background and text colors are adjustable. The variation discount badge beta feature can display a badge when a customer selects a specific variation combination.

An option can disable the customized price display for administrators, so they can view the actual product price range on the shop page.

Setup

Install and activate the paid extension on your WooCommerce website, then choose a price format and configure its page scope, category rules, comparison, variation behavior, sale display, and badges to fit your catalog.