Pricing Ticker

Ticker pricing: free edition, features, documentation and roadmap for this WooCommerce plugin.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Ticker require WooCommerce?

Yes. Ticker is a WooCommerce extension and requires WooCommerce 8.0 or later. It hooks into WooCommerce product pages and sale dates. If WooCommerce is not active, Ticker stays quiet and shows an admin notice.

Where does the countdown end time come from?

By default Ticker reads each product's WooCommerce "Sale price dates → To" value. You can instead count down to a single store-wide campaign date. The two can be combined: a product's own sale end date takes priority, and the global campaign date is used as a fallback when a product has none.

Does the timer cause layout shift?

No. The countdown markup is rendered on the server with the digit boxes already sized. The browser drops the numbers into reserved space instead of reflowing the page. That keeps the timer's Cumulative Layout Shift at zero.

Is the timer accurate if the visitor's clock is wrong?

Yes. The end moment is sent from the server as a fixed UTC timestamp. The browser only counts down to it and formats the remaining time. A visitor's misconfigured clock changes nothing about when the sale actually ends.

What happens when the sale ends?

When the countdown reaches zero the clock is hidden and replaced by a short sale-ended line. The default wording is "This sale has ended.", and you can set your own in the settings. After expiry the timer no longer counts.

Does Ticker use jQuery?

No. The countdown runs in plain, dependency-free JavaScript. The script is loaded deferred in the footer and only formats the time supplied by the server. There is no dependency on jQuery or any other library.

Where on the product page does the timer appear?

You can pick one of four spots: the product summary below the price, before the add-to-cart form, after it, or the product meta area. The placement is set in WooCommerce → Ticker. By default the timer appears in the product summary.

Does Ticker pair with Anchor and Notice?

Yes. Anchor keeps the buy button within reach, Notice announces a promotion at the top of the store, and Ticker adds time pressure on the product page.