iKetch Printing Cost Manager for WooCommerce

iKetch Printing Cost Manager for WooCommerce helps stores sell products with optional printing. Create your printing methods, assign them to products or categories, and set a setup fee and a fixed price per printed item for each method.

Customers choose a method and specify how many of the purchased items need printing. The preview updates when they change the method or quantity. WooCommerce calculates cart and order totals using your store’s pricing and tax settings.

Included features

• Multiple printing methods, without a limit on the number of methods.
• Independent setup fees and fixed per-item prices for each method.
• Assignment to all products, selected products or product categories.
• Printing for part of the purchased quantity, with per-method minimum and maximum quantities.
• JPG, JPEG, PNG and PDF artwork uploads, per-method file rules and optional required uploads.
• Protected artwork storage and authorized file downloads.
• Printing details saved with cart and order items, plus printing quantity controls in the cart.
• Printing price previews integrated with iKetch Tax Toggle.
• Product-form embedding through a shortcode, including Elementor Free’s Shortcode widget.
• Arabic, German, Spanish and French translations, with right-to-left layout support.

No external account or license is required. Artwork remains on the merchant’s server.

Quantity-based price tiers, priced options, independent print areas and design approval are provided by a separately distributed Pro plugin. Their implementations are not included in this package. See the product page for details.

Privacy

Artwork is stored on the merchant’s server and referenced in cart sessions and orders. Administrators control retention and access. This package contains no telemetry, external license service or payment collection, and does not send customer data or artwork to iKetch.

Source

Readable PHP, JavaScript and CSS are included. WordPress-bundled jQuery and WooCommerce APIs are used. WooCommerce is required; Elementor is optional.