Currency per Product for WooCommerce for WordPress

The good stuff

What really clicked was how easy it was to set up. I added EUR and GBP as secondary currencies right away, and each product now shows its price in all three. The free version lets you add two extra currencies, which is plenty for most small shops. And honestly, I didn’t even need the Pro version yet. I like that I can manually set exchange rates - no relying on shaky APIs. Also, the option to show one currency site-wide but still convert at checkout? Huge win. My EU customers don’t get confused by random dollar signs anymore. It just feels smoother, especially when someone from Germany checks out and sees their total in euros without any juggling.

The not-so-good

It’s not perfect. The interface is… basic. Like, “this could use a redesign” basic. And there’s no built-in auto-update for exchange rates in the free version. You have to go update them yourself. If you forget, your prices might be off. Not a dealbreaker, but annoying if you’re lazy like me. Also, the developer info is nowhere to be found. No website, no support page. That’s a red flag if you ever hit a bug. And yeah, it’s only 9.8/10 based on one vote - so take that with a grain of salt. If you’re looking for something more polished or with better support, check out Pure WC Variation Swatches. But for what this does, it gets the job done.

Bottom line

If you’re selling internationally and want to show prices in multiple currencies without overcomplicating things, this is worth a try. It’s free, simple, and actually works. Just keep an eye on those exchange rates. For a no-frills solution to currency flexibility in WooCommerce, it’s solid. Download it if you’re tired of customers ghosting because they can’t figure out how much something costs in their own money.