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Dynamic Product Options lets you add custom fields and choices to your product pages so customers can personalize what they buy. Instead of creating hundreds of product variations or sending customers away for custom quotes, you show the right options on the right products and charge for them when needed. The plugin works with your existing WooCommerce store: you choose which products or categories get which options, set prices where you want, and control what appears using simple rules.
Store owners who want to offer personalization, add-ons, or extra choices without the complexity of many product variations. Useful for gifts and engraving, events and tickets, configurable products, donations, delivery preferences, file uploads, and any case where “this product, but with these extra options” should be clear and purchasable in one place.
Customers get a single, clear path from product to cart: they see only the options that apply, enter or select what they need, and see updated prices before adding to cart. You avoid manual follow-up for simple add-ons, reduce “contact us for a quote” friction, and can charge appropriately for extras. Options and their prices flow through to the cart, checkout, order details, and emails so your process stays consistent.
Install the plugin, then create an add-on in the WordPress admin. Add the fields you need, set labels and any prices, and choose which products or categories should show the add-on. Use display rules to narrow down where each add-on appears. Your options will show on the product page, in the cart, and in the order. Documentation and support are available for setup and customization.
See the plugin in action: Frontend demo (how options look to customers), Backend demo (builder and settings).
Help and step-by-step guides are available so you can configure options, pricing, and display rules with confidence. If you run into edge cases or need to extend behavior, the plugin offers hooks and filters for developers.
Nested conditional logic with AND/OR groups. You can build rules like show this field when (Product X OR Product Y) AND (Category Z) rather than the simple single-condition show/hide most options plugins stop at. On top of that you get 27 field types, quantity-based tier pricing, cross-field price rules that let one option's price depend on another, per-option stock, and a drag-and-drop builder — with every feature included, nothing held back behind a further upgrade.
27, all included. Text, Textarea, Number, Password, Hidden, Select, Multiselect, Checkbox, Checkbox Group, Radio, Date Picker, Time Picker, Color Picker, Switch, Slider, Rating, Country, File Upload, Color Switcher, Text Switcher, Image Switcher, Repeater, Product Group, plus Heading, Paragraph and Separator for layout.
Text fields can additionally be restricted to email, URL or phone input, with your own regex pattern and character or word limits.
Yes, and it is not limited to simple show/hide. Display rules decide which products an add-on appears on — by product, category, tag, product variation, user role, product quantity or date. Conditional logic then shows or hides individual fields based on other field values, using nested AND/OR groups for rules that would otherwise need several separate add-ons.
Yes, and there are ten ways to price an option: a fixed amount, a percentage of the product price, per character, per character ignoring spaces, per word, per slider step, per star on a rating field, a customer-entered amount for donations or tips, dynamic per-unit pricing, or your own custom formula using what the customer typed. Prices update on the product page, in the cart and at checkout.
Yes. Quantity-based (volume / tiered) pricing lets you set price breaks — for example €10 each for 1–9, €8 each for 10–49 and €6 each for 50 and above. The tier a quantity falls into prices every unit, not just the ones above the threshold. Each tier can be a per-unit rate or one flat charge for the whole tier, as a fixed amount or a percentage of the product price. Tiers can follow the product quantity or a quantity the customer sets on the field itself.
Yes. Cross-field price rules adjust a field's price when a different field has a particular value, using add, subtract, multiply, percentage or replace. For example, an engraving option that costs €20 normally but €15 when the customer selects a particular country, or more when they choose a premium material.
Yes. Options can carry their own stock, so a single colour or size can sell out while the product itself stays available. Stock is checked when the item is added to the cart, so an option cannot be oversold.
Yes. Text and textarea fields support your own regex pattern, minimum and maximum character counts, minimum and maximum word counts, and custom error messages. Rules are enforced in the browser as the customer types and re-checked on the server at add-to-cart, so they cannot be bypassed.
Yes. It is built to work with WooCommerce-compatible themes, and includes specific compatibility handling for a number of popular themes and plugins. You can adjust spacing, labels and layout from the builder, and section and field styling options help you match your store's look. For deeper changes you can add custom CSS or override the templates.
Yes. When you create an add-on you set display rules so it only appears on the products, categories or tags you choose, and conditional logic then shows or hides individual fields based on other choices. Each product page shows only what is relevant to it.
Yes, with both simple and variable products. For variable products, options load via AJAX when the customer selects a variation, so the page stays responsive. You can display options before or after the add-to-cart button, or before the variation data.
Yes. Set field labels, placeholders, required or optional state, and arrange fields into sections and columns. Sections can be presented as accordions or tabs, each with its own title, description and styling. Tooltips and help icons let you explain an option without cluttering the form.
Yes. Add-ons can be exported and imported, so you can build a configuration on a staging site and move the finished result to production, or reuse the same set-up across several stores.
Yes. The frontend demo shows how options look to customers and the backend demo lets you try the builder. Links are in the plugin documentation.
Documentation and step-by-step guides are available on our site, and support is included with your subscription. For developers, the plugin exposes hooks and filters for extending behaviour.
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