Giuseppe Socci

Orchestra Pop Lite helps merchants surface WooCommerce coupons on the product page:
<ul>
<li>Coupon whitelist: pick from coupons that are published, not expired, and under their global usage limit (invalid codes are hidden from the list).</li>
<li>Per-product intelligence: WooCommerce rules decide which whitelisted codes apply to each product (categories / inclusions / exclusions).</li>
<li>One or more offers per product: by default, if several codes could apply, the plugin shows only the strongest (when “sort strongest first” is on: percent before fixed, then amount). You can allow multiple stackable coupons (not “Individual use” in WooCommerce) so shoppers see and apply them together when rules overlap (e.g. category + product restrictions).</li>
<li>Custom savings line (optional): leave empty for default WooCommerce-style text, or use placeholders <code>{percent}</code>, <code>{amount_raw}</code>, <code>{amount_html}</code>, <code>{code}</code>.</li>
<li>Presentation: options for savings lines and showing codes to shoppers; floating quick guide (purple circle with white “?” opens a solid side panel) with contextual help; live campaign summary in admin.</li>
<li>Shortcodes: <code>[orchestra_pop_lite_offer]</code> for the full offer box; <code>[orchestra_pop_lite_badge]</code> for the compact discount line only (title area). Both use the current product in context; optional <code>product_id="123"</code> when needed.</li>
<li>Targeting: all products, selected categories, or specific product IDs — same campaign.</li>
<li>Apply: no separate button — when the shopper adds the product with WooCommerce’s Add to cart, the plugin applies the same coupon(s) shown on the page (if rules allow). For percentage / fixed-product coupons, the box can show an estimated price after discount and a short line inviting Add to cart to activate the offer. If the code(s) are already on the cart, a short green confirmation appears with an estimated price when the coupon type allows it.</li>
<li>Placement: on the default product template, move the offer box relative to title / Add to cart; the shortcode position in your builder is unchanged.</li>
<li>Shop badge (optional): on catalog cards, short lead label plus strongest applicable discount (and a hint when several combinable coupons apply); Blocksy-friendly. Toggle off the extra savings text for label-only. Not for block-only product grids.</li>
<li>Title badge (optional): on the default single-product template, compact discount line above the product name (WooCommerce hook priority 4); use <code>[orchestra_pop_lite_badge]</code> in builders when the title is outside the summary.</li>
<li>Lite stats: aggregate counters in admin (add-to-cart applies and monthly orders with whitelisted coupons); stored in options only, resettable from settings.</li>
</ul>
Premium (separate plugin) adds multiple campaigns, reservation/urgency flows, branded design, analytics via the merchant portal, and licensed updates. See the in-plugin information card for a feature overview.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
<ul>
<li>Data stored: Plugin options only (campaign settings, texts, allowed coupon codes list, optional aggregate counters). No separate customer database table.</li>
<li>External services: None in the Lite version; no telemetry to Orchestra Pop servers.</li>
<li>Suggested policy text: Registered with WordPress for the Privacy Policy guide (<code>wp_add_privacy_policy_content</code>). Merchants should still align with WooCommerce and their host/legal requirements.</li>
</ul>
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Orchestra Pop Lite

WooCommerce coupon offers on product pages: one campaign, whitelist, optional shortcodes. No external API.

Jeroen Sormani

Products Per Page for WooCommerce is a simple plugin that adds a very valuable feature to your site; the ability for you and the customer to change the products listed per page.
When your customers are shopping online they want the best experience possible, for some this means to have a small amount of products per page, while others like to have a long list of many (all) products available. 
 Using the Products Per Page for WooCommerce your customers can choose how many products they want to see per page.
Products Per Page for WooCommerce dropdown is easy to use and has several other product page settings available. 
When activated the plugin already works and has multiple settings you can set to your desire.
Options like:
<ul>
<li>Dropdown position (top or bottom, top and bottom)</li>
<li>List op options products per page to show to your visitors</li>
<li>Default number of products per page</li>
<li>Columns per page</li>
</ul>
Look at the screenshots!
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Products Per Page for WooCommerce

Works, but it doesn't display properly in Flatsome Theme because of theme's idiosyncrasies. The Author went to great lengths to fix the issue. It works now!


Excellent support, and works with Flatsome

Products Per Page for WooCommerce is a easy-to-setup plugin that integrates a 'products per page' dropdown on your WooCommerce pages.

Orchestra Pop Lite vs Products Per Page for WooCommerce