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{regular_price} and {cost}, rounding to .99.Three steps, one screen. Filter the products, choose the change, check the preview and apply — the update runs in the background while you keep working.


Regular prices, sale prices or both — pick the action that matches the job.
{regular_price} * 0.85 for a storewide sale, {cost} * 2.7 for cost-based pricing.The preview lists every matching product with its current and new price, live, as you adjust the filters and the action. No surprises, no test runs on a staging copy.

Bulk changes are only useful when they are safe. Every update is recorded, reversible, and can be timed.

Each run keeps a snapshot of the previous prices. Made a mistake? Press Revert and the products are back where they were. Download the before-and-after CSV of any run.

Start a sale on Friday evening and let the plugin restore the prices on Monday morning. Scheduled runs can be cancelled at any time.
A Price history link on every product lists each change with its date, source and user — manual edits, the REST API, imports and bulk updates alike.

Perfect for: seasonal and storewide sales, price increases after a cost change, repricing a brand or a product line, tidying price endings, and any store where editing products one by one is no longer an option.
Yes. Variable products are filtered like any other product, every variation is listed in the preview, and all of them are updated together.
Yes. Every update is saved in History with a snapshot of the previous prices. Press Revert to restore them in one click, or download the before-and-after CSV.
Yes. Choose "Schedule for later" when you apply, pick the start time and, optionally, an automatic revert time. The previous prices come back on their own.
There is no limit. Updates run in the background through Action Scheduler in chunks of 100 products, with live progress and a stop button, so the store stays responsive.
No. Prices are written in small batches in the background; customers never see a half-finished update, and nothing runs on the storefront.
Yes. Save a filter and a price action as a template, then run it from the editor or from WP-CLI (with a dry run first). The plugin also records price changes made through the REST API and imports.
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