Pluginos Pay What You Want

Develop by Pluginos

$4.99-$12.99

/ Month

Free plan available

Allow customers to name prices, make offers, or donate easily.

Flexible pricing rules

Custom price entry

Preset amounts selection

Interactive pricing widget

Geolocation pricing restrictions

About Pluginos Pay What You Want

Launched Aug 14, 2026

Built by Pluginos

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Description

Pay What You Want app lets customers make an offer, name their price, or donate.

PluginOS Pay What You Want app lets customers name their price, make an offer, or donate. Apply pricing to all products, selected products, or types, with include or exclude rules. Customers can enter a custom price, choose preset amounts, or both, ideal for tips and pay-what-you-can donations. Set minimum, suggested, and maximum prices manually or from each product's price. Show pricing inline or in a popup, customise the widget to match your store, and restrict by country or customer type

Let customers pay what they want, name your price, make an offer, or donate.
Apply Pay What You Want pricing storewide or to selected products.
Offer custom pricing, predefined amounts, or both, shown inline or in a popup.
Set min, suggested & max prices, or calculate them from product prices.
Show predefined amounts as pills, dropdown, or radio buttons with badges.

Pros

Allows for flexible pricing models where customers can choose what they want to pay.
Supports various options: custom pricing, preset amounts, or both, which is ideal for tipping and donations.
Users can apply pricing rules globally or to selected products, providing flexibility in strategy.
Includes features to set minimum, suggested, and maximum prices to guide customer decisions.
Customizable UI to match the store's branding, enhancing customer experience.
Predefined price display options include pills, dropdowns, or radio buttons with badges, offering versatility.
Ability to restrict pricing options by country or customer type for tailored customer experiences.

Cons

Could potentially lead to lower profits if customers decide to pay less than expected.
Complex settings interface might be overwhelming for some users without technical experience.
May require frequent monitoring and adjustments to ensure pricing strategies remain effective.
Risk of perceived value reduction where customers consistently opt to pay the minimum or suggest less than standard prices.