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SleekView Charts for YITH Name Your Price: price input dashboards

Name Your Price stores each customer-chosen price in order item meta alongside the suggested minimum and the configured product. SleekView Charts aggregates that data into a real dashboard showing price distribution, generosity by product, and revenue lift versus fixed pricing.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for YITH WooCommerce Name Your Price

Customer-set prices as a real signal

Name Your Price products are a quiet experiment running on every order, but the default admin doesn't aggregate the results. Each customer-chosen price lands in woocommerce_order_itemmeta as a _line_total value alongside the configured minimum and suggested price in product postmeta under _min_price and _suggested_price. The data exists per order, but no admin screen tells you the distribution of prices customers actually choose.

SleekView Charts reads the order item rows for Name Your Price products and joins to product postmeta for the configured minimums and suggestions. Customer-chosen price distribution plots on a Bar chart bucketed by tier. Average and median customer price surface as Number cards. Distribution by product ranks on a Bar so the team sees which donation or pay-what-you-want products generate the highest customer generosity. Daily revenue from name-your-price items lays out on an Area trend.

For donation pages and pay-what-you-want digital products this means the team finally sees whether the suggested price actually anchors customer choice or whether customers consistently undershoot. The decision to raise the minimum, raise the suggestion, or leave both as is becomes data driven rather than a guess.

Workflow

Name Your Price dashboards in four steps

1

Connect price data

Point SleekView Charts at woocommerce_order_itemmeta for _line_total and postmeta for _min_price and _suggested_price. Joins by product_id power every per-product and per-tier aggregation across the dashboard.
2

Build price cards

Add a Bar for price distribution buckets, a Number for average customer price, a Bar for top products by generosity, and an Area for daily NYP revenue. Each card uses real plugin postmeta directly.
3

Save segment dashboards

Pin a Pricing dashboard for tier analysis, a Fundraising dashboard for donation tracking, and a Catalog dashboard for product-level generosity. Each saves with role-scoped capability for the right team.
4

Drill and export

Click a Bar bucket to filter the SleekView orders table to those price ranges. Export the resulting list to CSV for donor outreach, supplier briefs, or fundraising reports without writing a query.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Name Your Price data

Four cards turn the order item _line_total values and product _min_price meta into a pricing dashboard. Each card converts customer choices into the question a fundraiser or merchandiser actually asks.
Number · Default

Average customer-set price

Average of the _line_total meta across woocommerce_order_itemmeta rows tied to Name Your Price products. The headline KPI tells fundraising and pricing teams what customers actually pay when given the choice.
Average(_line_total)
Bar · Default

Price distribution buckets

Vertical bar of order count per price bucket, computed from _line_total values bucketed into tiers like minimum, mid, suggested, and above-suggested. Shows whether customers anchor on suggestion or undershoot it.
Count group by price_bucket
Bar · Horizontal

Top products by generosity

Horizontal bar of products ranked by average customer-set price, joining woocommerce_order_itemmeta to woocommerce_order_items by product. Reveals which donation pages or pay-what-you-want products draw higher generosity.
Average(_line_total) group by product_id
Area · Gradient

Daily NYP revenue

Gradient area chart of total Name Your Price revenue per day, sourced from wc_orders joined to woocommerce_order_itemmeta. Confirms whether a fundraising push or homepage suggestion change moved the line up.
Sum(_line_total) group by date_created

Comparison

Default Name Your Price admin vs SleekView Charts

Default plugin admin

  • Customer price distribution not graphed across orders
  • Average customer-set price requires manual CSV pivots
  • Top products by generosity not ranked anywhere
  • Daily NYP revenue not graphed as a separate line
  • Suggested price anchoring effect invisible to the team

SleekView Charts

  • Average customer-set price as one Number KPI card
  • Price distribution buckets on a Bar for anchoring analysis
  • Top products by generosity ranked on a Bar
  • Daily NYP revenue on an Area trend separately from fixed pricing
  • _line_total and _suggested_price drive every aggregation

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for YITH WooCommerce Name Your Price

Anchoring proof

Bar chart of customer prices bucketed against the suggested price exposes whether the anchor works. A right-skewed distribution proves the suggestion anchors generosity. A left-skewed one proves customers ignore it and pricing needs a rethink.

Average price KPI

Number card of average customer-set price computes directly from _line_total meta across NYP order items. Fundraising and pricing teams have a single figure that moves when the suggestion changes or the campaign messaging shifts.

Product generosity ranking

Bar chart of products ranked by average customer price surfaces which pages draw the highest generosity. Donation campaigns and pay-what-you-want bundles compare directly so the team replicates what works.

Audience

Teams getting clarity from Name Your Price data

Fundraising

Average donation Number card and the distribution Bar prove whether the suggested amount actually shifts giving. Decisions about default suggestion levels stop being marketing guesses and start being driven by the order item meta.

Pricing strategy

Top products by generosity Bar ranks which pay-what-you-want products earn premium prices. Pricing teams confidently raise minimum or suggested prices on products where the data justifies it.

Campaign analysis

Daily NYP revenue Area against suggestion changes proves whether a homepage tweak or email campaign moved generosity. The fundraising team iterates weekly instead of waiting for a quarterly review.

The bigger picture

Why customer-set pricing data goes unused without charts

Name Your Price is one of the few WooCommerce features where every order is also a pricing experiment, and most stores throw the experimental data away. The plugin stores customer-chosen prices in standard order item meta and configured minimums and suggestions in product postmeta, so the data is clean and queryable. But the default admin shows orders one by one with no aggregation, and fundraising or pricing teams end up running campaigns on intuition because the distribution of customer choices never makes it to a chart.

SleekView Charts builds the pricing dashboard the plugin should have shipped with, turning _line_total values against _suggested_price into bucketed Bars, ranked product lists, and revenue Areas in WP Admin.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for YITH WooCommerce Name Your Price

Yes. Joining woocommerce_order_itemmeta to product postmeta gives every order item both the suggested price and the customer-chosen price. The price distribution Bar buckets relative to the suggestion so anchoring effect is visible rather than implied.

 

Yes. The dashboard filters to order items where the NYP plugin flag is set in postmeta so revenue from customer-set products plots independently. Comparing NYP and fixed-price daily revenue side by side is one chart configuration away on the same dashboard.

 

Yes. Products configured with only a minimum and no suggestion fall into a separate bucket on the distribution Bar. Fundraising teams can isolate them to test whether adding a suggestion changes the average customer-set price for those specific products.

 

Yes. Joining order items to customer records gives every card a customer segment filter. Fundraising scopes the average and distribution to repeat donors versus first-time donors to see whether returning customers pay more or less on average.

 

By default, the Number KPI filters out refunded and failed orders by checking parent order status on wc_orders. Refunded donations or pay-what-you-want orders don't drag the average down so the figure matches the realized revenue picture.

 

Yes. Joining woocommerce_order_itemmeta to wc_order_coupon_lookup or coupon order items gives every card a coupon or campaign filter. Marketing isolates a single email campaign's NYP donations or coupon-driven NYP orders for granular analysis without leaving WP Admin.

 

Yes. NYP combined with WooCommerce Subscriptions stores the customer-chosen recurring price in subscription line items. The dashboard can split charts by initial payment versus recurring payments so fundraising tracks one-time donations and recurring giving as distinct revenue streams.

 

Yes. Every chart card pairs with a SleekView table view containing the underlying order item rows. Sort the generosity Bar ascending, filter to products below a threshold average, and export to CSV for the pricing or fundraising review where adjustments happen.

 

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