I believe you can increase the price for adding text or images already but as a screen printer and regular paper printer, cost of printing changes with additional colors. Any way to make a price increase when 2 colors are used, 3 colors, etc. For example, 1 color shirt is $5 per shirt, 2 color shirt (+$2) so $7 per shirt, etc. when chosen from a given color palette or new color chosen?
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Danny Smithposted
almost 3 years ago
I know this is an old thread, but how do you set pricing rules to allow the customer to select which colors are in the design without it changing the design? If a customer uploads a multi color design, how can we get the data on how many colors are in the design? I've set up for DTG and am now setting up for screen printing and need different rules for colors used.
This feature will be available in a new add-on called Pricing. It allows you to define own pricing rules on various element properties. The official demo is already online.
The add-on will be available in the next few days on codecanyon.
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vincent bookerposted
over 6 years ago
Yes Yes! I attached my price sheet if this helps. I did send this in to support asking if can be implemented. They told me to add a feature request. But no need. This is what I need. This can also be dulplicated for embroidery if you can copy the decoration type. This can be huge if done right.
+1 for this. It's not based on the color of the product it's based on the number of colors of design elements (text and clipart) per view.
ex:
Customer chooses shirt @ $3. They add 3 text elements and one clipart design element to front of shirt but they are all colored white - 4 total elements but 1 color for front view
They then add one design clipart with 4 colors and 2 text elements with one of the same 4 colors to the back of shirt - 3 total elements but 4 colors used for back view
If price per color was set @ $6 per view:
Shirt = $3
1 color front design = $6
4 colors back design = $24
Total = $33
Although, that creates another needed feature lol - setting a price per color based on qty ordered because 1 shirt would have a higher price per color versus 100 shirts per color.
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rady kalposted
almost 7 years ago
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I need to understand how the price calculation could be done! Do you mean if e.g. a shirt is different colorizable parts and if the customer changes the default part colors, the price should increase for every part.
Any online example of another product designer would be very helpful!
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Tania Chattopadhyayposted
almost 7 years ago
It would be great to have it! It's necessary for t-shirt printing, especially silk screen printing, where the cost of printing depends on the number of colours.
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rady kalposted
about 7 years ago
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Does anyone have an online example of another solution so I can see how its gonna look like?!
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Allan Everettposted
over 7 years ago
agreed. would love to have these features added
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Shaun Gradyposted
over 7 years ago
Knowing colors is key. Problem I am having is when a user uploads an image it is not possible for us to know what colors have been uploaded like many other product design softwares. The ability to let the user enter in the number of colors they think are int he image would be great and help automate the upload image feature. Controlling this information is key to setting up prices.
I believe you can increase the price for adding text or images already but as a screen printer and regular paper printer, cost of printing changes with additional colors. Any way to make a price increase when 2 colors are used, 3 colors, etc. For example, 1 color shirt is $5 per shirt, 2 color shirt (+$2) so $7 per shirt, etc. when chosen from a given color palette or new color chosen?
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Danny Smith posted almost 3 years ago
I know this is an old thread, but how do you set pricing rules to allow the customer to select which colors are in the design without it changing the design? If a customer uploads a multi color design, how can we get the data on how many colors are in the design? I've set up for DTG and am now setting up for screen printing and need different rules for colors used.
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rady kal posted over 6 years ago Admin
This is now possible through a new add-on.
WooCommerce/WordPress version: https://goo.gl/if7y5D
jQuery Version: https://goo.gl/k9emmr
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rady kal posted over 6 years ago Admin
This feature will be available in a new add-on called Pricing. It allows you to define own pricing rules on various element properties. The official demo is already online.
http://fancyproductdesigner.com/addon-pricing-rules/
The add-on will be available in the next few days on codecanyon.
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vincent booker posted over 6 years ago
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Christy posted almost 7 years ago
+1 for this. It's not based on the color of the product it's based on the number of colors of design elements (text and clipart) per view.
ex:
Customer chooses shirt @ $3. They add 3 text elements and one clipart design element to front of shirt but they are all colored white - 4 total elements but 1 color for front view
They then add one design clipart with 4 colors and 2 text elements with one of the same 4 colors to the back of shirt - 3 total elements but 4 colors used for back view
If price per color was set @ $6 per view:
Shirt = $3
1 color front design = $6
4 colors back design = $24
Total = $33
Although, that creates another needed feature lol - setting a price per color based on qty ordered because 1 shirt would have a higher price per color versus 100 shirts per color.
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rady kal posted almost 7 years ago Admin
I need to understand how the price calculation could be done! Do you mean if e.g. a shirt is different colorizable parts and if the customer changes the default part colors, the price should increase for every part.
Any online example of another product designer would be very helpful!
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Tania Chattopadhyay posted almost 7 years ago
It would be great to have it! It's necessary for t-shirt printing, especially silk screen printing, where the cost of printing depends on the number of colours.
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rady kal posted about 7 years ago Admin
Does anyone have an online example of another solution so I can see how its gonna look like?!
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Allan Everett posted over 7 years ago
agreed. would love to have these features added
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Shaun Grady posted over 7 years ago
Knowing colors is key. Problem I am having is when a user uploads an image it is not possible for us to know what colors have been uploaded like many other product design softwares. The ability to let the user enter in the number of colors they think are int he image would be great and help automate the upload image feature. Controlling this information is key to setting up prices.
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Louise Cocker posted almost 8 years ago
I'd love to have this functionality also!
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Vlkn Shngz posted almost 8 years ago
Really needed!
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