PriceVeil for WooCommerce

No, and it is worth being clear about it. PriceVeil does not publish a second set of numbers for trade customers. It handles wholesale pricing the other way round: the public price comes off the catalogue entirely, the customer requests a quote, and you price that request individually before it becomes a payable order. If you need automatic tiered or role-based price lists, that is a different kind of plugin — and the two can sit side by side.

Yes, that is exactly the pattern. The price is removed and a button you label yourself — "Request a quote", "Call for price", "Price on request", whatever suits your trade — takes its place, with a form behind it. The difference from most plugins of this kind is where the hiding happens: the number is gone from the Store API, the JSON-LD schema, the REST API and GraphQL as well as the visible label, so a block theme or a feed cannot quietly reveal it.

Both. WooCommerce catalog mode hides the price and the add to cart button together — it disappears from classic and block templates, and the Store API rejects cart writes, so the API cannot be used as a side door around the missing button. And the audience control lets you run a login to see price catalogue instead: guests see no prices, signed-in customers see them and buy normally.

Removed server-side. The price fields are blanked before the HTML or JSON leaves your server, so cached pages, API responses and view-source contain no price at all — there is nothing left for a reader, a scraper or a browser extension to un-hide.

Yes. Block themes render prices from the Store API rather than from PHP, so PriceVeil blanks the product prices, price_html, the collection price-range aggregation and cart totals in those responses server-side. Catalog mode also makes the Store API reject cart writes.

Yes. Set Hide prices for to Guests only and logged-in users get the normal store, prices included, while the public catalogue stays price-free. Pro narrows it further — by category, by product or by user role.

Into your normal WooCommerce orders screen, as native orders with a dedicated Quote Request status. They are HPOS-compatible, need no extra database tables, and are excluded from paid statuses so they never appear as revenue or in your reports. You also get an email with one-click reply to the customer.

Three things, and the settings screen names them rather than hiding them: product feed plugins (they export prices on purpose), custom theme code that calls $product->get_price() directly, and edge caches primed before you activated the plugin. Everything reachable server-side is verified by wp priceveil selftest.

Free covers all of the hiding: storefront, Store API, schema, REST, GraphQL, cart and emails, plus catalog mode, the quote request form, Quote Request orders, the coverage panel and the CLI self-test. Pro adds what happens next — the Requests console, a customer page where they accept and pay online, configurable quotes, customer groups, targeting, the multi-product drawer, custom fields and auto-quote.

WordPress 6.4 or newer on PHP 8.1 or newer, with WooCommerce active. It is HPOS-compatible, works with classic and block themes, handles simple, variable and grouped products, and ships in 8 languages — English, Turkish, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic with right-to-left layout.

Checkout and billing are handled by Freemius, our merchant of record, with proper invoices and a 14-day money-back guarantee. Your plan sets how many sites can run Pro at once (1, 5 or 20) on a single licence key and a single renewal date, and you can cancel any time from your account panel.