Multiple Sale Prices Scheduler

Multiple Sale Prices Scheduler extends WooCommerce’s native sale scheduling functionality by allowing you to schedule multiple sale prices for each product, each with its own start and end date and time (down to the minute).

Perfect for planning seasonal sales, flash sales, promotional campaigns, and dynamic pricing strategies in advance.

Why Multiple Sale Prices Scheduler?

• All-in-one free solution combining: multiple sales per product, percentage and fixed amount discounts, variations support, CSV import/export, activity log, overlap priority, dashboard widget and Command Palette
• Integrated directly into the product editor — no separate complex screens to learn
• Lightweight: no build process, no external dependencies, no JavaScript frameworks
• HPOS-ready (High-Performance Order Storage) and ready for the WordPress Command Palette (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K)
• Built and maintained by a WordPress specialist with 15+ years of experience publishing plugins on WordPress.org

Key Features

• Schedule multiple sale prices per product
• Fixed price, percentage discount or fixed amount off, with a live preview of the final price
• Optional minimum and maximum final price, so a percentage discount never goes further than you want
• Dynamic pricing: Schedule both discounts and price increases
• Each sale has its own start and end date and time, down to the minute
• Configurable check frequency (every 5, 10, 15, 30 minutes or hourly)
• Works with simple and variable products
• Configurable priority when sales overlap
• Import and export scheduled sales via CSV
• Activity log with configurable retention period
• Automatic deletion of expired sales
• Admin notifications when sales activate or end
• Alert notifications before sales expire
• Dashboard widget with sales overview
• Compatible with HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage)
• Automatic sale activation and deactivation via cron
• Import existing WooCommerce sales
• Clean orphaned scheduled sales from deleted products
• Command Palette integration (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K) for quick access to export and overview

Use Cases

• Plan multiple seasonal sales in advance
• Schedule different prices for different promotional periods
• Implement dynamic pricing for high-demand periods (hotels, events, tickets)
• Seasonal price adjustments (peak season vs. off-season)
• Manage flash sales and special offers
• Coordinate pricing across multiple products
• Track pricing history with activity log
• Receive alerts when sales are about to end
• Automatically clean expired sales

How It Works

Real example: Black Friday + Christmas + January Sale, all scheduled at once

Imagine you sell a t-shirt at 29,99 € and want three sales planned in November:

1. Edit the product in WooCommerce → find the “Scheduled sale prices” section
2. Add: 19,99 € from Nov 28 to Dec 1 (Black Friday)
3. Add: 30% off from Dec 20 to Dec 26 (Christmas)
4. Add: 12 € off from Jan 5 to Jan 15 (January sale)
5. Save the product once. Done.

Every sale can be a fixed price, a percentage off or an amount off, and you see the resulting price before saving. Percentage and amount discounts are calculated on the regular price when the sale runs, so if you change the product price later, the discount follows it. Each sale can start and end at an exact time (hour and minute), so flash sales begin and end right when you plan them. The plugin activates and deactivates each price automatically using WordPress cron, which you can run as often as every 5 minutes. You can also schedule prices higher than the regular price for peak-demand periods (hotels, events, tickets), enabling dynamic pricing strategies for seasonal demand or special events.

Settings Options

• Default overlap priority (lowest, highest, first, last)
• Enable/disable activity log
• Log retention period (30-365 days)
• Automatic deletion of expired sales (never, 30-365 days)
• Sale check frequency (every 5, 10, 15, 30 minutes or hourly)
• Sale activation notifications
• Notifications before sale ends (1-30 days)
• Overlap warnings when creating schedules

Requirements

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