Name Your Price: Settings

Name Your Price has a small set of store-wide settings. They live at WooCommerce > Settings > Name Your Price and are grouped into Text strings, Styles, and Advanced Options.

Per-product options (the Name Your Price checkbox and the Suggested, Minimum, and Maximum prices) are set on each product. See the main Name Your Price guide.

Text strings

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These control the wording customers see on Name Your Price products. Every field is optional. Leave a field blank to use the default.

Setting	What it controls	Default
Suggested Price Text	The suggested-price line shown on the product page and on the product’s card in the shop. `%PRICE%` is replaced with the product’s Suggested Price.	`Suggested price: %PRICE%`
Minimum Price Text	The minimum-price line shown below the price input. `%PRICE%` is replaced with the product’s Minimum Price. Not shown when the product’s Hide Minimum Price option is on.	`Minimum price: %PRICE%`
Name Your Price Text	The label above the price input.	`Name your price`
Add to Cart Button Text for Shop	The button on the product’s card on shop and category pages. Because the customer has to enter a price first, this button opens the product page rather than adding to the cart.	`Choose price`
Add to Cart Button Text for Single Product	The add-to-cart button on the product page itself.	(blank: uses WooCommerce’s own “Add to cart” text)

Examples of %PRICE% in use:

You enter	Customer sees
`Suggested donation: %PRICE%`	Suggested donation: $10.00
`Name your price, starting at %PRICE%.`	Name your price, starting at $15.00.

Two situations override the single-product button text. When a customer is editing a price from the cart the button reads Update Cart, and when a subscriber is changing their subscription amount it reads Switch subscription (that one belongs to WooCommerce Subscriptions and can be changed under WooCommerce > Settings > Subscriptions > Switching).

Styles

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Setting	What it controls	Default
Disable stylesheet	Stops the plugin loading its own (very small) stylesheet, so your theme or custom CSS controls the look of the price input and price text entirely.	Off
Hide quantity input	Removes the quantity field from Name Your Price products. Useful for donations and payments, where a quantity makes no sense.	Off

Advanced Options

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Setting	What it controls	Default
Enable edit in cart	Shows an Edit price link on each Name Your Price line in the cart. Clicking it reopens the product page with the current amount filled in; submitting the new amount replaces the cart line. Works in both the classic cart and the Cart block.	On
Enable strict sold-individually	Normally WooCommerce treats the same product at two different prices as two separate cart lines, so a customer can end up with, say, one $10 line and one $15 line for the same donation product. Turn this on and a Name Your Price product that is marked Sold individually (on its Inventory tab) appears in the cart at most once, whatever price was entered.	Off

Both Advanced Options are store-wide. There is no per-product override.

Settings that live elsewhere

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Two Name Your Price settings are registered on the WooCommerce Subscriptions settings screen rather than this one, because they only apply when Subscriptions is active:

Setting	Location	Purpose
Change Name Your Price subscription amount	WooCommerce > Settings > Subscriptions > Switching > Allow Switching	Lets subscribers change their recurring amount from My Account
Name Your Price Switch Button Text	Same screen, appears once switching is enabled	The My Account button label (default Change price)

Both are covered in Name Your Price: Subscriptions.

The price input label can be changed per product with the wc_nyp_price_input_label_text filter, and the input’s attributes (for example a placeholder) with wc_nyp_price_input_attributes. See the FAQ for examples.

Document Version: 1.0
Last Updated: September 27th, 2026
NYP Version Covered: 3.6.0+