Shadimetry Free lets merchants configure a complete width × drop price matrix for a simple WooCommerce product. Customers enter finished measurements in cm. The server selects the first inclusive upper bands and uses that cell as the product’s base unit price.
Includes a native product editor, strict validation, server price preview, separate cart lines for different measurements, quantity handling, current-grid repricing and visible order item dimensions. All included functionality is unlocked, with no account, trial limit, tracking, external API or paid service.
Grid prices replace regular and sale prices. Saving a valid grid sets the product’s regular price to the lowest grid price and removes any sale price, so catalog sorting, price filters, feeds and search-engine structured data (published as a low–high price range) stay consistent with the grid. Coupons remain handled by WooCommerce. Grid prices follow the store’s normal inclusive/exclusive tax entry mode. The store owns currency, display tax and rounding. Decimal dimensions allow at most one decimal digit; no inches conversion is included.
Use the classic WooCommerce product editor and native simple-product form. Cart and Checkout blocks can process items added using that form. Direct Store API configured-product additions, newer interactive add-to-cart blocks, variations, bundles, composites and subscriptions are not supported. Requires 64-bit PHP.
Local port tests covered WordPress 6.6 / PHP 8.1.34 / WooCommerce 9.3.3 / MariaDB 11.4.13 with Twenty Twenty-Four 1.2, and WordPress 7.1.4 / PHP 8.5.12 / WooCommerce 11.2.1 / MariaDB 11.4.13 or SQLite 3.53.4 (integration 3.1.2) with Twenty Twenty-Five 1.5. Classic orders, HPOS, taxes, shipping and classic/Store API checkout were exercised. These exact combinations do not establish compatibility with every intervening release, extension or theme.
Historical theme-control tests recorded Cart block overflow at 320/375 px even without the pricing plugin. That full block/theme comparison was not repeated for this port. The classic cart fitted the tested 320, 375, 390 and 768 px viewports. Check your chosen theme and cart layout on staging. No global theme CSS override is included.
Keyboard navigation, focus, field labels and error recovery were checked in desktop browsers, with automated accessibility checks on the measurement form. Physical phones and screen readers have not been tested yet, and no WCAG conformance is claimed. No CSV import is included. Test the product, cart, taxes and checkout on a staging copy of your store before taking orders.