Pro Features
A dozen commerce tools stacked on top of the free core — and every license tier ships with all of them.
Each ingredient nudges the running total the instant it's chosen, all in the browser — no reloads, no mental math.
One grid in the product editor holds the price for every crust, sauce, cheese, topping, drizzle, and cut in a single place.
A finished pizza drops straight into the WooCommerce cart, carrying its full ingredient breakdown along with the line item.
A pizza-specific WooCommerce product type, registered as a taxonomy term rather than post meta so it stays compatible with HPOS.
A meta box on the product edit screen where you set the base price, wire up per-layer pricing, and attach builder options to the product.
Publish named house pizzas — a Margherita, a House Special — that customers pick in one tap and can still tweak before checking out.
Order emails to both the customer and the kitchen include the whole pizza spelled out — every layer and price — so nothing gets guessed at the counter.
Each WooCommerce order gains its own PizzaTier panel that lays out the full build for whoever's making it.
A sticky checkout bar that borrows the look of whichever template you're using, matched across all eight.
Pro hands its settings back to the base plugin through apply_filters() hooks, so the JavaScript localization stays single-source and tidy.
A setup guide and help page live inside WP admin and walk you through configuration one step at a time.
An IIFE wrapper exposes a single window.PizzaTierProBuilder API, so it coexists calmly with any theme or other plugin.
Free vs Pro
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Visual pizza builder | ||
| 8 frontend templates | ||
| Gutenberg block | ||
| Shortcode support | ||
| Custom Post Types (6 types) | ||
| REST API endpoint | ||
| Dark mode toggle | ||
| Admin dashboard | ||
| PHP filter hooks | ||
| JS events API | ||
| Unlimited sites | ||
| WooCommerce integration | ||
| Live pricing per ingredient | ||
| Per-layer pricing grid | ||
| Cart submission | ||
| "Pizza" product type | ||
| Product configurator meta box | ||
| Preset management | ||
| Order details panel | ||
| Email order summaries | ||
| Per-template checkout bars | ||
| Setup guide & help page | ||
| Priority support |
If Pro doesn't do what's promised and it can't be sorted out, you get your money back — just reach support within 14 days of buying.
Freemius hands over your license and the plugin zip the moment you check out, so you can install and activate within minutes.
Pro licenses move to the front of the ticket queue, with replies usually inside one business day.
Pro Knowledge Base
12 guides just for Pro — activating a license, wiring up WooCommerce, configuring checkout, managing orders, and fixing the odd snag.
Step-by-step activation flow after purchase — install the Pro plugin zip from Freemius, enter your license key, and verify the activation status indicator in the WordPress admin.
Step-by-step setup for PizzaTierPro: creating a Pizza product type, configuring the product meta box, and testing cart submission. Requires an active PizzaTierPro license.
How live pricing works in PizzaTierPro — base price, per-layer prices, JS calculation flow, and how settings bridge from Pro to the base plugin via apply_filters().
The checkout bar shows the live price and an Add-to-Cart button below or beside the builder. How to enable it per-template, customize the layout via apply_filters, and adjust the bar's responsive behavior on mobile.
Diagnosing WooCommerce cart submission issues with PizzaTierPro — product type registration via wp_insert_term, taxonomy term setup, meta save hooks, and the underscore-prefix gotcha that strips cart item meta.
End-to-end walkthrough of the PizzaTierPro order flow — from the customer clicking "Add to Cart," through cart session persistence, into the WooCommerce order, and what the shop owner sees in the admin Order screen.
Create signature pizzas (e.g. "The House Special") that customers can buy outright or use as a starting point. Preset CPT, the preset picker UI, and how Pro carries preset metadata into the order summary.
PizzaTierPro appends a structured pizza summary to WooCommerce order emails. Override the email partial in your theme, customize the layer rendering, and add line-item subtotals or per-layer notes.
WooCommerce silently strips underscore-prefixed cart item meta keys before woocommerce_checkout_create_order_line_item fires. PizzaTierPro uses unprefixed CART_* constants for cart side and META_* constants for order storage — here's why and how to follow the same pattern.
The woocommerce_get_cart_item_from_session hook is required to prevent pizza data loss when a customer reloads between add-to-cart and checkout. How Pro wires it up and what to do if you're overriding the cart template.
Managing your PizzaTierPro license post-purchase — viewing invoices, swapping a site URL, upgrading from monthly to lifetime, and how the Freemius Customer Portal handles renewal email customization.
Existing PizzaTier setups keep all their ingredient data when Pro is activated — here's the upgrade order, what gets added (Pizza product type, pricing meta box, checkout bar), and the post-upgrade verification checklist.
A few common ones
It does. Pro is an add-on to the free PizzaTier plugin, so both need to be installed and active together.
Four site tiers — Single Site, 5 Sites, 10 Sites, and Unlimited Sites — each with Monthly, Annual, and Lifetime billing. Single Site Annual starts at $79/year. Every tier includes every feature; the choice is about how many sites and the billing cadence that fits. See the pricing table above for current prices.
Absolutely — the preset system lets you list one-tap pizzas such as a Margherita or a House Special that customers can still adjust before they check out.
Monthly and yearly licenses update automatically while they're active, and Lifetime licenses keep updating for as long as the plugin exists. Every update arrives through the normal WordPress dashboard.
Freemius handles delivery and payment, taking the major credit cards and PayPal. If you're an agency that needs an invoice instead, just ask.
There's a 14-day refund if the plugin doesn't behave as described and the problem can't be fixed — reach out to support within two weeks of your purchase.