Alternative to Name Your Price for WooCommerce

Name Your Price for WooCommerce is a paid extension that lets customers set the price they pay for a product. Stores and nonprofits use it for pay-what-you-want products, donations and variable bill payments. If you only need part of it, you can get a focused plugin built for your own site and pay once.

Name Your Price for WooCommerce: $59 a year for one site (Single-site subscription, 1 year).
Your own plugin on Pluginora: from $9 once, with 5 free changes. Try it first for $1.

What Name Your Price for WooCommerce does

  • Customer-set prices on products
  • Optional minimum, maximum and suggested prices
  • Donations, including recurring with WooCommerce Subscriptions
  • Works with many product types, including variable, bundle and composite
  • Compatible with Gift Cards, Product Add-Ons and Multicurrency
  • Accessible interface for screen readers

Free version: No (paid WooCommerce.com extension only).

What you can build instead

A Pluginora plugin does one job for your site. For Name Your Price for WooCommerce, that could be:

  • A 'pay what you want' price field on one simple product
  • A minimum and suggested amount for that field
  • A simple donation product with preset amount buttons

A small custom plugin would not replace name-your-price support across subscriptions, bundles, composites and other extension product types.

Related plugins you can build:

Cost over 3 years

Name Your Price for WooCommerceYour own plugin
Year 1$59From $9
Year 2$59$0
Year 3$59$0
3-year total$177From $9
Name Your Price for WooCommerce price for one site (Single-site subscription, 1 year), as listed on woocommerce.com on 20 October 2026. Your plugin’s price depends on its size, and Ora quotes it before you pay.

When Name Your Price for WooCommerce is the better choice

  • You need name-your-price on many product types, including subscriptions and bundles
  • You want recurring donations through WooCommerce Subscriptions
  • You rely on compatibility with other Woo extensions

When your own plugin makes more sense

  • You use one or two of its features, not the whole package.
  • You would rather pay once than renew every year.
  • You want it to work exactly the way your site needs, and to change it on request.

How to get your own

  1. Describe it. For example: “Add a donation product where people choose $10, $25, $50 or type their own amount, with a $5 minimum.”
  2. See the plan and price. Ora replies with what it will build and a fixed price. Nothing is built until you approve.
  3. Try it for $1. Test it on a practice site for 7 days, then keep it and pay the rest once.

Questions

Is there a free alternative to Name Your Price for WooCommerce?

There is no free version of Name Your Price for WooCommerce. Free plugins from other makers may cover part of it. A Pluginora plugin costs from $9 once and does exactly the job you describe.

How much does Name Your Price for WooCommerce cost?

It costs $59 a year for one site (Single-site subscription, 1 year), as listed on woocommerce.com on 20 October 2026. 1-year plan, no discount shown; 2-year plan is $94.40 (20% off $118). 30-day money-back guarantee. Prices change, so check their pricing page.

Will my own plugin do everything Name Your Price for WooCommerce does?

No. A small custom plugin would not replace name-your-price support across subscriptions, bundles, composites and other extension product types. It does the focused job you describe, built for your site.

Does Pluginora copy Name Your Price for WooCommerce?

No. Ora builds a new plugin from your description. It does not copy any code, text or design from Name Your Price for WooCommerce or any other product.

Can I try it before I pay the full price?

Yes. For $1, Ora builds your plugin and you test it on a private practice site for 7 days, with 2 changes. If you keep it, the $1 comes off the price.

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