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Overview

Show your prices in your visitors’ currency (USD, GBP, CHF…) with your own exchange rates, while every order is paid in your store currency.

  • Prices in your visitors’ currency
  • Your own exchange rates
  • Paid in your currency

Best for: Stores with international visitors

Installation

  1. Download currly-currency-converter.zip from My account › My plugins or from your order email. Do not unzip it.
  2. In WordPress, go to Plugins › Add New Plugin › Upload Plugin, choose the zip and click Install Now, then Activate.

Requires WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4+, WooCommerce 7.0+. Works with any theme, block themes and page builders.

Features

  • Up to 8 currencies with your own rates
  • Every price on the page converted, block cart included
  • Prices marked as approximate (≈)
  • Note in the cart: you pay in your store currency
  • Checkout shows the real amount by default
  • Floating switcher or shortcode [currly]
  • No external service, no tracking

Shortcodes

Paste a shortcode in any page, post, widget or page builder text block.

  • [currly]
  • [currly_preview]

Options of each shortcode are described in the Features above and in the plugin settings page.

For developers

Customize the plugin from your theme’s functions.php or a small plugin, without editing its files (your changes survive updates).

Filters

  • currly_active
  • currly_sanitize
add_filter( 'currly_active', function ( $value ) {
	// Change $value here.
	return $value;
}, 10, 1 );

Actions

  • currly_admin_after_form
  • currly_admin_before_form
  • currly_admin_form_end

Updates

Updates are free. When a new version is out, it appears in Dashboard › Updates of your WordPress site and you can install it in one click, or turn on automatic updates in Plugins. This works for the zip downloaded from your Woo-Plugins account; older copies can be replaced by downloading the latest version from My plugins. See the changelog.

Frequently asked questions

Do customers pay in their currency?

No, orders are always paid in your store currency; prices in other currencies are shown as approximate.

Where do the rates come from?

You enter them yourself, so nothing is sent to an external service.

Still stuck?

Write to us with your WordPress and WooCommerce versions and what you tried: we answer by email.

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