WooCommerce Cost of Goods
Description
WooCommerce Product Cost Price module allows you to save the cost you pay for the products you sell in your WooCommerce store, as well additional information (shipping, etc.), for reporting purposes at a later date. When you come to off-set the price you are paying versus the price you sell for, this tool will come in handy! Save WooCommerce product purchase costs data for admin reports!
Default Price Fields
These are default product cost fields – choose which one (or none) do you need.
Custom Price Fields
Add custom fields, which will be included in product cost calculation. You can choose field’s name, type (percent or fixed) and default value.
Info Fields
Info fields are not used in product cost calculation, but you can save additional info (like purchase date) here.
Admin Orders List Custom Columns
If you want to add Profit column to admin’s products list page, you can enable it in this section.
Admin Edit Product
After you set all options, visit selected product’s edit page. There you will find Booster: Product Cost Price metabox. After filling metabox fields, press Update, and Booster will automatically calculate products cost and potential profit for you.
- WooCommerce > Settings > Booster > Products > Product Cost Price
WooCommerce 3.3.5 and 
WordPress 4.9.5
Hi. Is it possible to input different product cost for multiple variable products within a SKU? It seems like when I installed Booster, I can no longer view the variable products option. I have different “cost price” for each product variable.
Thanks.
Dear Jesse,
not possible for this moment.
We added this feature to our to-do list. Let you know when it will be available.
BR,
Val
Same that Jesse, I have different cost in variable products. Please, let me know when you add this feature.
Thanks!
How they look, the data generated in the Site Statistics of WooCommerce. Some new data is created? Graphics?
Hi,
its only shown edit product : http://snag.gy/Cbn7L.jpg
And also after successful order: http://snag.gy/MifZk.jpg
BR,
Val
Hi,
I have activated the Product cost price option, it shows the profit “winst” of the product, only the profit is incl. taxt/VAT/BTW.
Profit should be whitout TAX.
Do I have a setting wrong?
Regards Paul
Hi!
It didn’t calculate profit or price, I have cost 360$ and price 432$ and custom field 20%
All what I get is:
Selling $432.00
Buying $432.00
Profit $0.00 (0.00 %)
Actually this module must have a “calculate” button which add up profit to cost and populate product price field automatically
Hi I have enabled this “WooCommerce Product Cost Price” feature.
Your product description: “Save WooCommerce product purchase costs data for admin reports!” – I can’t see where in the admin reports I can see the profit figures?
I can see on individual orders and on individual products but surely it would make sense to see this calculation on the “Admin Order reports” where you can see Sales figures?
Have I miss understood this?
thanks
This sounds amazing in theory. I had it setup and integrated on our website until a friendly customer sent me an email of his order email. His email receipt showed ALL of my costs for every product he ordered. Somehow it switched the store price with the product cost. It was terrifying. Unless someone can explain what happened and how to prevent it, I will never use a product cost plugin again.
Hi Jimmy,
Really sorry to hear that, I can only image how unpleasant that could be. Product’s cost price is saved as standard “post meta”, so unless your email receipt was modified to show all product’s meta, I don’t see how this could happen. How this email receipt is formed? Is it standard WooCommerce email? Was it modified somehow? If you wish, you can create/share an admin account to your server (WP and FTP) so I could login and check what’s going on – I’m almost sure I could tell exactly why this happened.
Best regards,
Tom
P.S. If you wish to send me server details, my email is tom@booster.io
Hi. I only offer variable products on my eshop and all variations have the same price. This module is asking for a cost for each variation. Is it possible to only enter one price for all variations?
Hi,
Sorry for a slight delay. We’ve made some changes in plugin. Please download the development version here – http://booster.io/dev/. You will need to uninstall the old version first (don’t worry your saved settings won’t disappear).
Now at the bottom of module’s settings (in “WooCommerce > Settings > Booster > Products > Product Cost Price”), you can find “Treat Variable Products as Simple Products” checkbox. Please let me know if it works as expected.
And if you like Booster, please leave us a rating.
Best regards,
Tom
Do I uninstall both the free version and the pro version before installing the development version you suggested?
Hi,
No, just free version. Plus version should remain as it is.
Best regards,
Tom
Hi I have enabled this “WooCommerce Product Cost Price” feature.
Your product description: “Save WooCommerce product purchase costs data for admin reports!” – Is there a way to include Cost prices in the admin reports? I can see a profit line by line in the orderspanel, but I want a report which include retailprice AND cost price – it would be helpful when calculating the stores inventory value.
is it possible to active ajax for realtime percent calculation?
Hi Admin,
Do we have a shortcodes for below:
Product cost (purchase) price
Extra expenses (shipping etc.)
Seller
Thanks
Can profit be shown in the Woocommerce reports revenue reports?
Hi,
The idea is good, only the profit calculation is not ok!
Now it is selling price – product cost price – extra expenses = profit
It must be selling price – TAX – product cost price – extra expenses = profit.
Regards Paul.
Hello,
My questions relate to the managing of the Cost price field. As you call it the Cost of Goods, I would appreciate your feedback on this.
Many store owners work on creating their Sell price (Regular price) from a base Cost of Goods price. This is something that is missing in Woocommerce which is crazy because it is sorely needed. By this I mean from the Cost prices for products, to be able to Markup that Cost by a Percentage (or in some cases a Fixed dollar amount) to result in the Regular Price. (Variable products is also a consideration)
Thus what is entered is the Cost, and the Sell price (Regular Price) is a consequence of the Cost x Markup %, or Cost + Fixed
Also sorely missing, import a CSV to bulk add the Cost to products, it is too slow and not practical to enter each one manually. We have 3500 products.
Any chance of the above ?
cheers