Pricing Pair PRO

Pair PRO pricing: plans for 1, 5 and unlimited stores, from 29 EUR per year. 14-day money-back guarantee, updates and email support.

Plans and pricing

Basic

1 site

Best for

For a single store getting started with the PRO modules.

29EUR / year
Buy Basic

Agency

unlimited sites

Best for

For agencies and developers serving many clients.

99EUR / year
Buy Agency

Prices exclude VAT. Freemius adds applicable VAT at checkout; a valid EU VAT ID may qualify for reverse charge. Billed annually in EUR.

14-day money-back guaranteeUpdates and email supportGPL licenceCancel anytime
FeatureFREEPRO
Frequently Bought Together cross-sell recommendations✓✓
One-click bundle add-to-cart button✓✓
Custom bundle combination discount✓✓
Automatic WooCommerce linked products detection✓✓
Order-history based smart item pairing algorithms×✓
Dynamic tiered discount when selecting paired items×✓
In-box variation dropdown selectors for paired products×✓
Pair module revenue and conversion analytics×✓

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Frequently asked questions

Does Pair PRO require the free Pair plugin?

Yes. Pair PRO is an add-on, it requires the free Pair plugin installed and active.

Where do the "frequently bought together" recommendations come from?

From your own store's history: PRO scans recent paid orders containing the viewed product and counts the products bought alongside it. The result is cached for 12 hours.

Where do I get Pair PRO?

Pair PRO is sold through Freemius. It is not in the WordPress.org directory.

How much does PRO cost?

PRO is €29/year for 1 site, €59 for 5 sites and €99 for unlimited, billed in EUR via Freemius. PL visitors see an approximate PLN price.

Can Pair PRO recommend products when a store has no order history?

Frequently bought together recommendations use processing and completed orders. A new store or one with little history may not yet have enough data for these recommendations.

Will Pair PRO recommendations appear in the WooCommerce Checkout block?

No. Checkout placement uses a classic WooCommerce hook. A page using the Checkout block will not render that section there.