Print the unit price in the checkout page
Some clients may need to show the unit price for each product you are going to sell on the checkout page.
If your client asked this, or if you are your own client and want to add this feature, there’s an easy way to do so in WooCommerce.
As you probably know, WooCommerce allows to override the core templates with your custom templates. This feature is mostly used by themes developers who heavily customize WooCommerce pages.
You will do the same to add the unit price in the Review Order table in the Checkout page.
Note: If you are using a custom theme which already overrides the template review-order.php be careful. This may break your theme. Contact the theme author before to override the template.
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unit-price-checkout-review.zip – Downloaded 1517 times – 1.22 KBUnzip the file downloaded and put the file in wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/woocommerce/checkout/. If the folder woocommerce/checkout/ does not exist in your theme, create it.
Now you should see something like this in your site (using the theme Storefront):
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Hi thanks for this, what I’m trying to do is slightly different and its driving me crazy!! Why does woocommerce not offer the price per unit? I’m doing add to quotes rather than cart.
So people only get an email proposal and can view their account. Can you help me?
Hi Crystal,
you can do that by turning your store into a catalog (remove cart, checkout, prices) by using Catalog Visibility Options.
Then use Product Enquiry Form to add a form on the product page. This form will be used by your customers to ask info and quotes.
Have a great weekend!
Hi Nicola, unfortunately it doesn’t work for me, because we use German Market. They add own checkout, and I don’t know how to modify and where to add the code…
Hi Regina,
I’m sorry but I don’t know either, I never used that plugin. I’d suggest you to check with the plugin author!
Thanks for reading.
Hi ! I have added this file into my child theme/woocommerce/checkout/ directory but it is not working. either when I am editing the template file from plugin it is also does not working. Do you have any tested solution please let me know.
Thanks
Hi Mubeen,
I just tested this again and it works fine with Storefront.
Please test with a different theme, it could be a conflict with the theme you are using.
Thanks!
Hello guys . Its working fine . thank you . how is it possible to have the unit price to print in email to client.. Thanks
HOve
Hi
I just added the file, but it’s not working for me. I don’t see the unit price column neither at checkout nor in the review order page.
Thanks
Lyse
Hi
I works just fine today.
Is there a way to add the unit price to the order details in the My Account section?
Thanks
Lyse
Yeah im searching solution for this please..