Change Prices with Time for WooCommerce for WordPress

The good stuff

It’s dead simple to set up. You pick a product, click “Add Price Change,” and boom - you can say “this price drops in 48 hours” or “rises after Friday.” The countdown timer shows right under the product price, which is a nice touch. I used it during a membership launch, and seeing the timer tick down made people act fast. No one asked me why it was cheaper today - they just saw the clock and bought. Also, it handles variable products, which I thought might be a problem, but it worked perfectly for my tiered pricing. And the fact that you can stack multiple time points? Huge win for longer campaigns. Like, first price drop at 10 AM, then another at 3 PM. It restarts the countdown automatically - no manual fiddling.

The not-so-good

It’s not exactly packed with bells and whistles. If you’re looking for fancy analytics or email triggers based on price changes, you’re out of luck. There’s no built-in reporting, so you’re kind of blind to how many people actually reacted to the timer. Also, the UI is… basic. Not ugly, just plain. Feels like it hasn’t been updated in a while. And since the developer and license are unknown, I wouldn’t recommend it for anything high-stakes or enterprise-level. But for a solo shop or small business? Totally fine.

Bottom line

If you want to use timed pricing on your WooCommerce site without overpaying or overcomplicating things, this plugin is worth a try. It does exactly what it says - change prices at set times with a visible countdown. No frills, no nonsense. For the price (and it seems free), it’s a solid choice. Just don’t expect a lot of extras. If you're serious about dynamic pricing, check out Recras as an alternative, but for most folks, this one gets the job done. Try it. It’s low risk, high reward for sales momentum.