Prestashop Price Calculator Module | Sell Products by Lenght, Width, Area
Prestashop Price Calculator Module | Sell Products by Lenght, Width, Area
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Prestashop's Unit Price Calculator Module can be a powerful tool for companies and users selling products based on their dimensions. This module simplifies complicated pricing calculations, improves customer service, and ensures accuracy. The user can easily calculate the price of products, e.g., length, width, and area.
- Dynamic Pricing Calculation
- Weight-Based Calculation
- Box-based Calculation
- Calculate the price using area volume length/width
- To help square meters and other measurement units
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The Pricing Calculator module lets you easily and efficiently sell variable-size products. You can sell products at a per-unit price instead; rather than selling products at a fixed price, you can allow users to enter their requirements, and then our module will automatically calculate the exact price according to that size. Admin can also offer a special discount based on a specific size measurement or can also charge extra for that measurement as well.
How does the unit price calculator work?
Unit price calculation works in three steps:
Step 1: Set Price per Unit
The first thing the merchant needs to do is set the per-unit price of each product. The unit can be selected from the backend, like price per centimeter, millimeter, foot, inch, or meter, etc.
Step 2: Create Input Fields for Customers
The merchant then configures the input fields, such as length, width, height, and weight, depending on each type of product from the back end.
Step 3: Let Customers Put The Measurement Value
Once the customer inputs the measurement values, such as the length, width, and height of the product, this extension automatically calculates the total price of the product that the customer can add to the cart and checkout. The cost will change as the customer changes the measurement values.
Weight-based Calculation
Options include:
- Weight
- Area (Length * Width)
- Area (square)
- Volume (Length * Width * Height)
- Length
- Box (Length * Height)
Dynamic Pricing Formula
- Min and Max show the size range,
- Two discounts: 10% for sizes between 15 and 30 and 20% for sizes above 30.
- Area and volume of the products can be priced.
- Discounts are set as fixed or in percentage values.
Formula
min=10;max=45;discount=10,20;size=15,30;area;percent;
Benefits
- Easy to use this module.
- User-friendly module.
Use Case (Product Pricing Calculation)
Businesses need to have pricing strategies in place that are not only attractive but accurately reflect their product's complexity. A company that specializes in selling central cooling systems faced a significant challenge in providing accurate and customized quotes to its potential customers. Their traditional pricing method was not only time-consuming but also often led to mistakes, causing customer dissatisfaction and lost sales.
Problem
The main problem was that there wasn't a calculator for unit prices, which could take into account multiple factors affecting cooling system pricing. The customers needed an easy way to input different specifications, such as length and width, depth and height, or the number of hours a cooling system will be used each day.
Moreover, sales staff had difficulty providing quick and accurate quotes on the phone or in person. Customers were able to turn to competitors for more accurate and quicker pricing options.
Solution
To address these issues, the company implemented Prestashop's unit pricing calculator. Customers can input variables that are specific to them, such as their space dimensions and usage hours.
The company can easily calculate the price of the product based on inputs from the customer by creating a formula. For instance, if a customer wanted to calculate the price for a central cooling system, they could input their space's length, width, height, depth, and hours of usage. The formula set up in the backend would compute the price as follows:
Cooling Price = 3.78 * (Length * Width * Height * Depth) + Hours of Usage
Features
The main key features of the Prestashop unit price calculator fme module.
- Calculate the price of products by unit (foot, square, and meter). Use the pricing calculator for products priced and sold by unit: foot, square meter, etc.
- Product prices can be displayed per unit (e.g., “.75 / ft”, “from / sq m”) in the shop and on product pages.
- Pricing calculator dynamic weight: product weight can be set/calculated “per unit” for shipping.
- Calculators available for all physical attributes: dimensions, area, surface area, volume, or weight
- Sell products by weight (per gram), i.e., meat, fruits, etc.
- Sell products by volume (per cubic meter), such as garden mulch.
- Sell liquids (litter, ml) such as juices, milk, pure water, paint, etc.
- Sell products by creating custom formulas.
- A powerful formula calculator lets you create custom formulas to calculate your specific pricing.
- Offer different discounts based on minimum or maximum input size.
- Option to select different units for input, i.e., meter, and different units for output, i.e., meter square.
- Box calculation: sell products based on per-box pricing.
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Frequently Asked Questions (4)
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How do you find the unit price for each size?
Divide the item's total price by the number of units of the item: unit price = total price / no. of units. Since $1.33/L is less than $1.50/L, we know that the 3 L bottle of juice is a better deal because it has a lower unit price, even though it has a higher price per bottle -
How is the unit cost calculated?
Unit cost is determined by combining the variable costs and fixed costs and dividing by the total number of units produced. -
What is the formula for weight-based calculations?
Use the following formula to get your total required dose: Weight (kg) x dose ordered (per kg) = required dose. Convenient conversions worth memorizing: 1 kg = 2.2 lbs. -
What is the rectangular formula?
Perimeter of Rectangle = 2 (Length + width). The area of a rectangle is the region covered within its boundary, and this can be calculated using the formula, area of rectangle = length × width.