WooCommerce Name Your Price stores per-product minimum, maximum, and suggested values in product meta, and writes the price the shopper chose into the order line item meta on every purchase. That data is enough to answer the questions any operator running a pay-what-you-want product cares about: how many shoppers paid the suggested price, what does the distribution look like, how often does someone pay above suggested. The plugin's admin shows the rules but not the distribution.

SleekView Charts reads the order line item meta plus the product meta and exposes chosen price, suggested price, and minimum price as chartable values. A Number averages the chosen price across all orders. A Pie buckets orders into pay-suggested, pay-minimum, and pay-above. A Bar charts average chosen price per product. An Area trends revenue per day so a campaign or a new suggested-price test shows up.

For pay-what-you-want sellers (donations, indie creators, charity bundles), this is the dashboard. The plugin sets the rails; SleekView charts the choices customers make on them.

Name Your Price is unique among WooCommerce extensions because every order makes a pricing decision visible: the shopper picks a number. That number is the most interesting fact about the product, but the plugin's UI focuses on the rules (minimum, suggested, maximum) rather than the outcome (what people actually paid). SleekView Charts reads the chosen-price meta the plugin already writes and exposes it as distribution charts, per-product averages, and time-series trends.

Sellers can see the shape of pay-what-you-want demand and tune the suggested anchor with evidence. The plugin keeps owning the rails; SleekView charts the choices.