What is User-Defined Pricing with Stylish Cost Calculator?

User-Defined Pricing is a powerful feature of the Stylish Cost Calculator plugin that allows customers to choose how much they want to pay. This is perfect for donations, invoice payments, and "Name your price" promotions. By integrating this feature with your WordPress website, you can create a dynamic pricing system that adapts to various business needs and customer preferences.

Who Can Use This Feature?

This user-defined pricing feature is ideal for:

Charities and non-profit organizations
Freelancers and service providers
E-commerce businesses running special promotions
Crowdfunding campaigns
Artists and creators

For example, a charity can use this quote maker to allow supporters to donate any amount they choose, while a freelancer can use it to let clients pay exact invoice amounts.

How It Works

You add a special box where users type in their price.
Users decide how much to pay.
They click a button to pay that amount.

It's that simple!

What It Looks Like

Here's an example of what your user-defined pricing form might look like. Notice how simple it is for users to input their chosen amount.

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Setting Up Your User-Defined Pricing

Setup

Open Stylish Cost Calculator - Access the plugin in your WordPress dashboard.
Add a "Quantity Input Box" element - This will be where users enter their price.
Set the price to $1 per unit - This makes the total reflect the user's input.



In Advanced Settings, set a minimum or maximum amount (optional) - This can help control the range of prices.
Connect SCC to WooCommerce, Stripe, or PayPal for payment - This allows for seamless transactions.

Use Cases

Donations: Let supporters give any amount they want. Great for charities and crowdfunding.
Paying Invoices: Customers can pay the exact amount of their invoice. Perfect for service businesses and freelancers.
"Name Your Price" Promotions: Let customers decide what to pay for new product launches or to clear out stock.

Tips for Success

Clear Communication: Clearly explain what the payment is for.
Provide Context: For donations, tell people how their money helps.
Invoice Details: For invoices, make sure customers know their invoice number.
Thorough Testing: Test your setup to make sure it works correctly.

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Updated on: 12/08/2024