JeyTech 30-Day Price History for WooCommerce

EU rules on announced price reductions generally require the lowest price charged during at least the 30 days before the reduction. 30-Day Price History records product prices and displays that reference when a complete recorded history is available.

30-Day Price History records your prices and shows the notice for you:

• Automatic history — saved product price changes are recorded in a dedicated table, separately for simple products and each variation.
• Prior-price reference — when a sale price changes, the plugin records the lowest price charged in the preceding 30 days. Earlier promotions in that period count; the new sale price does not.
• Automatic display — “Lowest price in the 30 days before this reduction: €X” appears while a sale is active and the full lookback is known. The text is translatable and editable. A variable product shows a reference only for the selected variation.
• Imports and scheduled sales covered — CSV imports, the REST API and WooCommerce’s scheduled sales save products through the same API, so they are recorded too.
• Lightweight — a snapshot is stored only when prices actually change; records older than 90 days are purged automatically (the latest record of each product is always kept).

Price tracking starts on activation; past prices cannot be reconstructed. A sale already running at activation, or one that begins before a product has a complete 30-day history, has no automatic reference notice. The settings page explains this and shows how many current sales lack a reference. Merchants must handle their price announcements independently until a complete history is available for a later price change.

National rules and exceptions differ. This plugin does not guarantee legal compliance. Prices changed on the fly by dynamic pricing plugins (per role, per quantity) cannot be tracked.

Compatible with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the Cart & Checkout blocks.