WooCommerce coupons can take a percentage or a fixed amount off an order, and you can schedule a sale price on a product. That is where the built-in options stop. There is no way to run a “Buy 2, get 1 free” offer, show a bulk pricing table or give 10% off automatically above a cart total without a plugin.
We compared seven WooCommerce discount and dynamic pricing plugins on what matters when you choose one: which discount types are free and which are paid, how offers are shown to shoppers, how actively the plugin is maintained and what it costs. Prices and ratings were checked on October 31, 2026, on WordPress.org and each vendor’s own website.
Disclosure: wiseCampaign is made by Wisemattic, the team behind this blog. We have listed it first, and we have tried to be just as factual about it, including its limits, as about the others.
WooCommerce discount plugins compared
| Plugin | Free version | Pro from | Rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| wiseCampaign | Yes (discounts in Pro) | $59/year | 5.0 (6 reviews) | Discounts plus banners, urgency and a side cart in one plugin |
| Discount Rules for WooCommerce | Yes | $85/year | 4.9 (1,395 reviews) | Most popular, very detailed conditions |
| Advanced Dynamic Pricing | Yes | $60/year | 4.7 (122 reviews) | The most discount types in a free plugin |
| Discount Rules and Dynamic Pricing (Asana) | Yes | €60/year | 4.7 (248 reviews) | Free BOGO and free shipping rules |
| Smart Coupons for WooCommerce | Yes | $89/year | 4.7 (133 reviews) | Coupon-based offers, store credit and gift cards |
| YITH Dynamic Pricing and Discounts | No | €144.99/year | 4.47 (122 reviews, vendor site) | Stores already using other YITH plugins |
| WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing | No | $129/year | 3.3 (36 reviews, WooCommerce.com) | Official marketplace extension with role pricing |
What to look for in a WooCommerce discount plugin
- The discount types you need, in the plan you will buy. BOGO, bulk pricing, bundles and spend-based discounts are often split between free and paid versions. Check before you install.
- Automatic vs coupon-based. Some plugins apply discounts automatically when the cart matches a rule; others work through coupons. Automatic offers are easier for shoppers, coupons give you more control over who gets them.
- How the offer is shown. A discount shoppers don’t see doesn’t change what they buy. Look for sale badges, product page messages, pricing tables and cart notices.
- Conditions. Products, categories, user roles, cart total, dates and purchase history decide who gets which price.
- Maintenance. Discount plugins touch prices and checkout, so recent updates and compatibility with the current WordPress and WooCommerce versions matter.
1. wiseCampaign (Discount Manager)
wiseCampaign is an all-in-one sales plugin for WooCommerce. Its Discount Manager, part of wiseCampaign Pro, handles automatic discounts, and the free version adds the tools that make those discounts visible: a top bar with countdown, stock urgency bars, sales popups and a slide-out cart.
Discount types (Pro):
- Simple: percentage or fixed discount on products or categories
- Based on total spend: “Spend $100, get 10% off”
- Free products: “Buy 2, get 1 free”
- Buy X for a fixed price: “3 for $45” bundles
- Buy X for a Y discount: “Buy 2, save 20%”
- Bulk pricing: quantity tiers with a pricing table on the product page
- Next order coupon: a personal coupon after checkout, shown in a popup, on the order page or by email
Every discount can be limited to products, categories or user roles, need a minimum order value, and run only between set dates with a countdown on the product page. Each one can show a sale badge, a product page message and a cart notice with placeholders such as “Add {amount_needed} more to get {discount_percent}% off”. With wiseCart turned on, spend goals also appear on the cart’s progress bar.
- Pricing: free version on WordPress.org; Pro from $59/year for 1 site, $149/year for 5 sites, $299/year for up to 100 sites. 14-day money-back guarantee.
- Pros: discounts, banners, urgency, social proof and a side cart in one plugin with one settings style; every discount type includes display options, not just the price change.
- Cons: the Discount Manager is Pro-only, and wiseCampaign is newer with a much smaller user base than the plugins below.
2. Discount Rules for WooCommerce (Flycart)
Discount Rules for WooCommerce is the most widely used plugin in this list, with more than 100,000 active installs and a 4.9 rating from over 1,300 reviews. The free version covers percentage discounts, storewide sales, bulk quantity discounts with a pricing table, order-total discounts and scheduled sales.
Pro adds BOGO and Buy X Get Y deals, fixed product discounts, category and user role discounts, bundle pricing (“3 for $10”), free shipping, first-order discounts and a long list of conditions, from shipping location to purchase history.
- Pricing: Pro from $85/year for 1 site ($135 for 5 sites, $295 for 25). 14-day money-back guarantee.
- Pros: large user base and strong reviews; very detailed conditions in Pro.
- Cons: BOGO, user role pricing, bundles and free shipping all need Pro.
3. Advanced Dynamic Pricing for WooCommerce (AlgolPlus)
Advanced Dynamic Pricing (20,000+ active installs, 4.7 rating) has one of the most generous free versions. Without paying you get product and category discounts, bulk and tiered pricing, role-based discounts, cart discounts by subtotal or quantity, BOGO and Buy X Get Y, free gifts and fixed-price sets.
Pro adds “cheapest item” and “every second item” discounts, letting customers choose their gift, promo messages, rules activated by a coupon or URL, and conditions based on purchase history, shipping or payment method.
- Pricing: Pro from $60/year for 1 site. 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Pros: BOGO, gifts and role pricing in the free version; one of the lowest Pro prices in this list.
- Cons: its own FAQ notes that rules don’t apply to orders created manually in the admin, which matters if you take phone orders.
4. Discount Rules and Dynamic Pricing for WooCommerce (Asana Plugins)
Formerly called Easy WooCommerce Discounts, this plugin (9,000+ active installs, 4.7 rating from 248 reviews) is updated often and includes a lot for free: bulk tiers with a pricing table, category and product discounts, several BOGO variations including “cheapest free”, cart total discounts, auto-applied coupons, scheduled rules and free shipping above a cart total.
Pro adds user role and wholesale pricing, bundles and mix-and-match pricing, free gifts at a spend goal, first-order discounts, purchase history rules and a countdown timer.
- Pricing: Pro from €60/year for 1 site (list price).
- Pros: free BOGO and free shipping rules; active development.
- Cons: wholesale and role pricing and bundles need Pro.
5. Smart Coupons for WooCommerce (WebToffee)
Smart Coupons for WooCommerce (30,000+ active installs, 4.7 rating) takes a different approach: every offer is a coupon. The free version adds BOGO and Buy X Get Y coupons, auto-applied coupons, giveaway (free product) coupons, URL coupons, scheduled coupons and restrictions by quantity, subtotal, role, shipping or payment method.
Pro adds next-order and nth-order coupons, abandoned cart coupons, sign-up coupons, store credit and gift cards, and bulk coupon generation.
- Pricing: Pro from $89/year for 1 site. 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Pros: strong free BOGO and giveaway coupons; store credit and gift cards in the same plugin.
- Cons: because discounts run through coupons, it is not built for product page pricing tables or showing changed prices before the cart.
6. YITH WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing and Discounts
YITH Dynamic Pricing and Discounts is a premium-only plugin (the free WordPress.org version was closed in 2020). It covers 3×2 and BOGO deals, discounts on the second unit, quantity pricing tables, cart total and cart quantity rules, user role and past-spend rules, gift products, free shipping on cart rules, scheduled rules and a “last-minute deal” countdown.
- Pricing: €144.99/year (excluding VAT), including one year of updates and support. 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Pros: broad feature set; works with other YITH plugins such as Membership and Brands.
- Cons: no free version to test first, and the highest price in this list.
7. WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing (official extension)
Dynamic Pricing is sold on the WooCommerce.com Marketplace. It handles quantity and bulk tiers, BOGO with the cheapest item discounted, role-based and wholesale pricing, category discounts, cart total discounts and scheduled rules. It supports the block-based cart and checkout, and works with WooCommerce Memberships, Product Bundles and Product Add-ons.
- Pricing: $129/year. 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Pros: official marketplace listing; compatible with other official WooCommerce extensions.
- Cons: a 3.3 rating on WooCommerce.com, no free version, and no gift or free shipping rules.
Plugins we left out
Pricing Deals for WooCommerce was closed on WordPress.org in September 2023 for a security issue and is no longer available. Conditional Discounts for WooCommerce (ORION) is still listed, but WordPress.org warns it has not been tested with the last three major WordPress releases, so we don’t recommend it for a store today.
Which WooCommerce discount plugin should you choose?
- You want discounts and the tools that sell them in one plugin: wiseCampaign. Discount Manager handles the offer; wiseBanner, StockBar, Sales Notification and wiseCart make shoppers see it.
- You need BOGO and bulk pricing for free: Advanced Dynamic Pricing or Asana’s Discount Rules and Dynamic Pricing.
- You want the most popular, most reviewed option: Discount Rules for WooCommerce by Flycart.
- You prefer coupons, store credit and gift cards: Smart Coupons by WebToffee.
- You already run other YITH or official WooCommerce extensions: YITH Dynamic Pricing or WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing for the tighter integration.
Whichever you pick, test it on a staging copy of your store with your real products, coupons and payment methods before a big sale. And if you are deciding which offers to run, our guide on increasing WooCommerce average order value explains when bulk pricing, bundles, BOGO and spend-based discounts work best.
Frequently asked questions
What is dynamic pricing in WooCommerce?
Dynamic pricing means the price changes automatically based on rules, such as the quantity in the cart, the cart total, the customer’s role or the date. Examples are bulk pricing tiers, “Buy 2, get 1 free” and “Spend $100, get 10% off”. WooCommerce needs a plugin for this.
Can WooCommerce do BOGO without a plugin?
No. WooCommerce coupons support percentage and fixed discounts, but not “buy one, get one” rules. You need a plugin such as wiseCampaign Pro, Advanced Dynamic Pricing or Smart Coupons for BOGO offers.
What is the best free WooCommerce discount plugin?
For the most discount types without paying, Advanced Dynamic Pricing (AlgolPlus) and Asana’s Discount Rules and Dynamic Pricing include BOGO and bulk pricing in their free versions. Discount Rules by Flycart has the largest user base, but its BOGO rules need Pro.
Should I use automatic discounts or coupons?
Use automatic discounts for offers everyone should get, such as bulk pricing or a sitewide sale, because shoppers don’t need to remember a code. Use coupons for targeted offers, such as a welcome code for new subscribers or a code for one email campaign.
Can I use more than one discount plugin at the same time?
It is best not to. Two plugins changing prices in the same cart can apply discounts twice or conflict with each other. Choose one plugin that covers the discount types you need.
Is wiseCampaign’s Discount Manager free?
No. The Discount Manager is part of wiseCampaign Pro, which starts at $59 per year with a 14-day money-back guarantee. The free version of wiseCampaign includes wiseBanner, StockBar, Sales Notification, Direct Checkout, wiseCart and Product Table.
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