Make an Offer For Woocommerce

Fixed prices do not suit every product or every buyer. Some shoppers want a better deal on a single item, and others want to buy in bulk and ask for a lower price. This plugin gives them a way to say so directly on the product or shop page, with a preferred price and quantity attached to each offer. Guests can take part too, so nobody has to register first.

Store owners handle each offer from a management dashboard. They can accept, reject or counter, and they talk with the customer through a built-in chat. When an offer is accepted, the product price can adjust temporarily, and a unique coupon is generated that appears in the customer's account and in product views. Customized email notifications keep both sides informed, and offer data is tracked for reporting.

Features

• Price and quantity proposals: Shoppers submit the price they want to pay and the quantity they need straight from a product page or the shop listing, so each offer arrives with the details attached.
• Built-in negotiation chat: Store owners and customers talk through an integrated chat, which makes counter-offers and final approvals easy to follow in one place.
• Accept, reject or counter: Every incoming offer can be accepted, rejected or answered with a counter-offer, giving the store owner control over each deal.
• Temporary price adjustment: When an offer is approved, the plugin can change the product price for a limited time, so the owner does not need to edit it by hand.
• Guest participation: Visitors without an account can still make offers, which keeps the process open to anyone browsing the store.
• Custom email notifications: Customized emails go to customers, including guests, and to store owners as an offer moves through the negotiation.
• Unique coupons for agreed offers: An agreed offer generates its own coupon, which shows up in the customer's account and in product views for redemption.
• Offer tracking and reports: Offer data is recorded so store owners can review negotiation activity and see how shoppers respond to their pricing.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores open to negotiating prices
• Shops that handle bulk or quantity-based requests
• Store owners who want guests to make offers