Key Features

• Sell in multiple currencies and remove purchase hesitation by displaying product prices in the buyer’s local currency.
   Example: A French customer sees a handbag priced in EUR, while a US customer sees the same product in USD—no need for manual conversions or a separate WooCommerce currency switcher.
• Show the original store currency along with the converted price to avoid cart abandonment.
   Example: A UK customer shopping for a £50 jacket sees the total price clearly converted into your store’s base currency (e.g., $62 USD) at checkout, preventing confusion about final costs.
• Set exchange rates manually or let them update automatically to ensure accurate, fair pricing across multiple currencies.
  Example: If today’s exchange rate makes €100 equal to $110, your store updates the USD price dynamically instead of requiring a manual change, just like a WooCommerce multi-currency plugin.
• Track which currencies drive the most sales and adjust pricing strategies accordingly.
  Example: Your reports show that 70% of your Australian customers prefer paying in AUD—helping you optimize WooCommerce product pricing for better conversions.
• Improve shopping experience by allowing customers to filter and sort products based on their preferred currency.
  Example: A shopper in Canada searching for running shoes filters results to only show options priced under 150 CAD, making their purchase decision easier without needing a separate currency converter.
• Decide whether to show dual prices, restrict mixed-currency carts, or keep products in the store’s base currency.
   Example: A customer adds a $200 camera (priced in USD) to their cart, but when they try to add a €50 tripod, they’re prompted to choose a single currency for checkout, ensuring smooth transactions.
• Apply extra fees or discounts based on exchange rates without manual calculations.
   Example: A customer from Germany sees a special 5% discount on their order because they’re paying in EUR, making the purchase more attractive while maintaining accurate exchange rate pricing.
• Display both the original price and the converted currency in customer emails to reduce confusion.
   Example: A customer who purchased a $200 product in CAD receives an order confirmation email showing both the CAD price and its USD equivalent, making it easy to track spending.
  
• Support variable, simple, grouped, and subscription-based products with WooCommerce multi-currency pricing.
   Example: A digital marketing agency sells an online course in USD, while its consulting services are priced in GBP, offering the right currency for different customer segments.
• Easily customize how currencies appear on both the front-end and back-end using shortcodes.
  Example: Add a custom currency symbol next to product prices, such as showing ₹ instead of INR, making it more user-friendly for Indian customers without needing a separate WooCommerce currency plugin.
• Let customers view product prices in different currencies directly from the shop page.
   Example: A traveler in Germany sees all prices in EUR by default but can switch to USD with a simple dropdown selection, just like a currency switcher plugin but without unnecessary complexity.
• Ensure smooth transactions by preventing mixed-currency checkouts that could create confusion.
  Example: A shopper tries to add a smartphone priced in JPY and a charger in USD, but the store prompts them to choose a single currency before proceeding, preventing checkout issues.
• Enable sorting and filtering by local currency, making price comparisons easier.
  Example: A customer looking for a laptop under $1,000 sees all options converted into their local currency (e.g., 900 EUR), allowing quick comparisons without the need for an external price converter.

Multi-Currency Pricing for Global Sales

Show the original store currency along with the converted price to avoid cart abandonment.

Set exchange rates manually or let them update automatically to ensure accurate, fair pricing across multiple currencies.

Track which currencies drive the most sales and adjust pricing strategies accordingly

Allow customers to filter and sort products based on their preferred currency

Decide whether to show dual prices, restrict mixed-currency carts, or keep products in the store’s base currency

Apply extra fees or discounts based on exchange rates without manual calculations

Display both the original price and the converted currency in customer emails to reduce confusion

Support variable, simple, grouped, and subscription-based products with WooCommerce multi-currency pricing

Easily customize how currencies appear on both the front-end and back-end using shortcodes

Ensure smooth transactions by preventing mixed-currency checkouts that could create confusion

Show Woo product prices in your customer’s local currency using the currency switcher/ multi-currency per product 

Currency Per Product for WooCommerce plugin lets you switch the prices of currencies according to your local and global customers’ country. You can easily set up automatic exchange rates or show a custom currency symbol to reduce your work. Converted prices can be shown on Shop, Cart, and Checkout Page to keep your customer thoroughly informed.

Currency Per Product for WooCommerce Free Vs Premium – Full Feature Comparison