Hassan Ali ⚡️

Toheedhaider

Daniyal Hassan

Khalid Masood

Formulate Pricing helps you sell services, packages, and custom quotes through beautiful multi-step forms that connect directly to WooCommerce checkout.
Whether you run an agency, studio, contractor site, or any business that quotes before taking payment, this plugin gives you one clear path: your visitor picks options → sees the price build up → pays through WooCommerce — while you stay in control from the WordPress dashboard.
<h4>Perfect for</h4>
<ul>
<li>Service businesses that offer tiered packages (Basic, Standard, Premium)</li>
<li>Freelancers and agencies collecting project details before checkout</li>
<li>Local businesses quoting jobs, bookings, or add-ons</li>
<li>Anyone who wants a quote form that actually leads to payment — not just an email</li>
</ul>
<h4>How it works for you (site owner)</h4>
1. Create a form in minutes 
Open Formulate Pricing in your admin menu and click New Form. Use the visual builder to drag fields onto the canvas — text inputs, dropdowns, date pickers, card choices, and more. Split long forms into steps so visitors are never overwhelmed.
2. Set your pricing logic 
Add prices to individual options or card choices. A visitor who picks “Premium Package” or extra add-ons automatically builds the correct total. Link the form to a WooCommerce product so checkout stays familiar for your customers.
3. Style it to match your brand 
Adjust colors, buttons, progress bar, and layout presets from the builder — light or dark styles, rounded or outline cards, and spacing that fits your site. Preview the form before publishing.
4. Publish anywhere 
Copy the shortcode from the builder and paste it into any page, post, or page builder block. Your form appears on the front end as a polished, step-by-step experience.
5. Manage every submission 
All entries land in Formulate Pricing → Entries. Mark submissions as read or starred, filter by status, open a full detail view, bulk-update or delete, and export to CSV when you need a spreadsheet or client record.
6. Stay notified 
Send yourself an email when someone submits, and optionally send the visitor a confirmation message. When checkout is enabled, payment status stays tied to the entry so you can see who paid and who is still pending.
<h4>How it works for your visitors</h4>
Step 1 — They land on your form 
Your customer opens the page where you placed the form. A clean progress bar shows how many steps remain, so they know what to expect.
Step 2 — They answer questions step by step 
Instead of one long intimidating form, they move through logical sections: contact details, service choice, options, review. Required fields are clear; card-choice fields let them tap the package that fits.
Step 3 — The price updates as they choose 
When options carry prices, the total reflects their selections. They understand what they are paying for before they commit.
Step 4 — They submit or checkout 
Depending on your setup, they either submit the quote for your review or are taken straight to WooCommerce checkout to complete payment — with their choices and calculated price already applied.
Step 5 — They get confirmation 
A success message appears on the form, and they may receive a confirmation email. You receive the entry (and order, if checkout was used) ready to fulfil.
<h4>What you can build</h4>
<ul>
<li>Package pickers — three cards side by side with different prices</li>
<li>Quote request flows — collect scope, budget, and timeline across steps</li>
<li>Booking-style forms — dates, time slots, and location fields</li>
<li>Lead-to-sale funnels — capture details first, then push to checkout</li>
<li>Simple contact-plus-pricing forms — one product, a few options, one clear total</li>
</ul>
<h4>Key benefits</h4>
<ul>
<li>Higher completion rates — multi-step layouts feel shorter and easier</li>
<li>Clearer pricing — customers see options and costs before checkout</li>
<li>Less manual work — entries, orders, and exports live in one place</li>
<li>Fits your workflow — build, publish, and manage without leaving WordPress</li>
<li>Built for WooCommerce — uses the checkout your customers already trust</li>
</ul>
<h4>Requirements</h4>
<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/" rel="ugc">WooCommerce</a> must be installed and active. The plugin guides you if WooCommerce is missing.
<h4>Display a form</h4>
After saving a form, copy its shortcode from the builder (for example <code>[formulate_pricing_form id="1"]</code>) and add it to any page or post. Replace <code>1</code> with your form’s ID from Formulate Pricing → All Forms.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin stores form submission data (field values, timestamps, user agent) in your site database. When WooCommerce checkout is enabled, orders may be created and linked to entries.
Email notifications use WordPress <code>wp_mail()</code> and only send data you configure in the form notification settings.
No data is sent to external servers by this plugin. Checkout and email behavior runs entirely on your site via WordPress and WooCommerce.
Site owners are responsible for privacy notices and consent required in their jurisdiction.

Formulate Pricing

Turn visitors into paying customers with guided quote forms — no code required.

Stockdio

Stockdio’s Stock Quotes List contains a plugin and a widget that provide the means to display a list of stock prices, market indices, currencies and commodities with their variations. Over 65 different stock exchanges and a large number of market indices, currencies and commodities are supported. Optionally, an interactive price chart can be included with the list.
If you’re using the standard Gutenberg editor, the easiest way to include this plugin on your page is using the Stock Quotes List block, which is included in the Stockdio Financial Visualizations category.
If you’re using a different editor o prefer to use the shortcode, below is a sample to help you start. Please be aware that most of the parameters listed below are optional, and are also available through the plugin’s settings page. Any parameter you include in the shortcode will overwrite the parameter used in the settings page.
<pre><code>[stock-quotes-list symbols="AAPL;MSFT;GOOG;HPQ;^SPX;^DJI;LSE:BAG" stockExchange="USA" width="100%" height="380" motif="financial" palette="financial-light"]
</code></pre>
This plugin is part of the Stockdio Financial Widgets, which also includes the following plugins and widgets:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/stockdio-historical-chart/" rel="ugc">Stockdio Historical Chart</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/stock-market-overview/" rel="ugc">Stock Market Overview</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/stock-market-news/" rel="ugc">Stock Market News</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/stock-market-ticker/" rel="ugc">Stock Market Ticker</a></li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/economic-market-news/" rel="ugc">Economic & Market News</a></li>
</ul>
The following parameters are supported:
stockExchange: The exchange market the symbols belong to (optional). If not specified, USA Equities will be used by default. For a list of available exchanges please visit www.stockdio.com/exchanges.
symbols: A list of companies stock symbols, market index tickers, currency pairs or commodities ticker, separated by semi-colon (;) (e.g. AAPL;MSFT;GOOG;HPQ;^SPX;^DJI;LSE:BAG). Please review the FAQ section for additional details on how to includes indices, currencies and commodities, as well as how to specify custom names, combine data from different exchanges, etc.
width: Width of the list in either px or % (default: 100%).
height: Height of the list in pixels (default: 320px). If not specified, the list height will be calculated automatically.
title: Allows to specify a title for the list, e.g. Watch List (optional).
intraday: If enabled (true), auto refresh intraday delayed data will be used if available for the exchange. For a list of exchanges with intraday data available, please visit http://www.stockdio.com/exchanges.
includeChart: Allows to include an interactive chart along with the list (optional).
chartHeight: Height of the chart in pixels (default: 320px).
includeLogo: Allows to include/exclude a column with the stock logo or index country flag, if available. Use includeLogo=false to hide the logo (optional).
logoMaxHeight: Specify the maximum height allowed for the logo. The height may be smaller than the maximum, depending on the logo width, as it maintains the logo’s aspect ratio (optional).
logoMaxWidth: Specify the maximum width allowed for the logo. The width may be smaller than the maximum, depending on the logo height, as it maintains the logo’s aspect ratio (optional).
includeSymbol: Allows to include/exclude a column with the stock symbol. Use includeSymbol=false to hide the symbol (optional).
includeCompany: Allows to include/exclude a column with the company name. Use includeCompany=false to hide the company name (optional).
includePrice: Allows to include/exclude a column with the latest stock price. Use includePrice=false to hide the stock price (optional).
includeChange: Allows to include/exclude a column with the stock price change. Use includeChange=false to hide the price change (optional).
includePercentChange: Allows to include/exclude a column with the stock price percentual change. Use includePercentChange=false to hide the price percent change (optional).
includeTrend: Allows to include/exclude a column with the stock price trend icon (up/down/neutral). Use includeTrend=false to hide the trend icon (optional).
includeVolume: Allows to include/exclude a column with the latest volume. By default, volume is not visible. Use includeVolume=true to show it (optional).
showHeader: Allows to display the list header. Use showHeader=false to hide it (optional).
showCurrency: Allows to display the currency symbol next to the price, depending on the culture settings.
allowSort: If enabled (true), it allows the end user to sort the data by any of the fields, by clicking on the header, if this is visible.
culture: Allows to specify a combination of language and country settings, used to display texts and to format numbers and dates, e.g. Spanish-Spain (optional). For a list of available culture combinations please visit http://www.stockdio.com/cultures.
motif: Design used to display the visualization with specific aesthetics, including borders and styles, among other elements (optional). For a list of available motifs please visit www.stockdio.com/motifs.
palette: Includes a set of consistent colors used for the visualization (optional). For a list of available palettes please visit www.stockdio.com/palettes.
font: Allows to specify the font that will be used to render the chart. Multiple fonts may be specified separated by comma, e.g. Lato,Helvetica,Arial (optional).
displayPrices: Allows to specify how to display the prices on the chart (if enabled), using one of the following options (default: Line):
<ul>
<li>Line</li>
<li>Candlestick</li>
<li>Area</li>
<li>OHLC</li>
<li>HLC</li>
</ul>
allowPeriodChange: If enabled (true), it provides a UI to allow the end user to select the period for the data to be displayed in the chart. This UI is enabled by default.
days: Allows to specify the number of days for the period to display in the chart (if enabled). If not specified, its default value is 365 days.
loadDataWhenVisible: Allows to fetch the data and display the visualization only when it becomes visible on the page, in order to avoid using calls (requests) when they are not needed. This is particularly useful when the visualization is not visible on the page by default, but it becomes visible as result of a user interaction (e.g. clicking on an element, etc.). It is also useful when using the same visualization multiple times on a page for different devices (e.g. using one instance of the plugin for mobile and another one for desktop). We recommend not using this by default but only on scenarios as those described above, as it may provide the end user with a small delay to display the visualization (optional).

Stock Quotes List

After setting the API key the widget keeps displaying an error message. Couldn't find any way to contact support.

API Key error

The changelog says support Bursa Malaysia(KLSE) but when download, couldn't find anything from KLSE.

not working for KLSE

WordPress plugin and widget for displaying a list of stock market prices and their variations.

Formulate Pricing vs Stock Quotes List