Setting Up a Trial License for the ITS Jewellery Price Plugin: Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re evaluating the ITS Jewellery Price Plugin for your WooCommerce jewellery store, a trial license lets you install and test the plugin on your store before making a purchase decision. This FAQ covers everything you need to know about getting the trial, activating it, and what to test during your trial period to make sure the plugin fits your needs.
About the Trial License
What is the trial license?
The trial license gives you full access to the ITS Jewellery Price Plugin for a limited evaluation period. It allows you to install the plugin on your WooCommerce store and test all its features — metal configuration, product pricing setup, price breakup display, variable product support, and price logs — under real conditions with your actual products and metal rates.
How do I get a trial license?
Visit woocommercejewelleryplugin.com and look for the trial or free trial option on the homepage or pricing page. Fill in your details to receive your trial license key. The plugin ZIP file download link and your license key will be provided once you sign up.
Is the trial fully functional or a limited version?
The trial gives you access to all plugin features — it’s not a stripped-down demo version. You can set up real metal types, configure real products, and run the plugin in your actual WooCommerce environment. The only difference from a paid license is the trial duration.
How long does the trial last?
Trial periods vary — check the current trial terms at woocommercejewelleryplugin.com for the most up-to-date duration. Use the full trial period to thoroughly test the plugin with your product catalogue.
Installing and Activating the Trial
How do I install the plugin?
- Download the plugin ZIP file from the link provided when you sign up for the trial
- Log into your WordPress admin dashboard
- Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
- Click Choose File, select the downloaded ZIP, and click Install Now
- After installation completes, click Activate Plugin
You’ll see a Jewellery Price menu item appear in your WordPress admin sidebar once activated.
Where do I enter my trial license key?
After activating the plugin, you’ll see a notice asking you to activate your license. Click it, or navigate directly to Jewellery Price → License in the sidebar. Enter your trial license key in the field provided and click Activate License.
You should see a confirmation message that the license is active and valid. If activation fails, check that you’ve entered the key correctly (no extra spaces) and that your server can make outbound HTTP connections.
Can I install the trial on a staging site first?
Yes, and it’s a good practice — especially if you want to test the plugin before making any changes to your live store. Most license systems support activation on a staging environment. If you have questions about staging vs. live site activation, contact the plugin support team for guidance specific to your license terms.
What if I already have WooCommerce running? Will the plugin affect my existing products?
The plugin adds new functionality without modifying your existing products. Your current product prices, descriptions, images, and other settings remain unchanged. The jewellery pricing features only apply to products where you explicitly configure the metal type and weight in the new Jewellery Price product tab.
Products you don’t configure remain as they are — standard WooCommerce products with fixed prices.
Getting Started: What to Set Up During Your Trial
To properly evaluate the plugin, you’ll want to test it with your actual products and metal rates. Here’s a recommended trial setup sequence:
Day 1: Metal Configuration
Go to Jewellery Price → Metals and add your primary metal types:
- Gold 22K with today’s rate
- Gold 18K if you carry it
- Silver 925 if applicable
- Any custom metals your store uses
Update the rates to today’s actual figures. Confirm the metals appear correctly in the metals list.
Day 2: Configure 10–15 Representative Products
Choose products that represent the range of your catalogue:
- At least one simple gold product
- At least one silver product (if applicable)
- At least one variable product with multiple weight options
- Products with both flat per-gram and percentage making charges
For each, go to Products → Edit Product → Jewellery Price tab and enter:
- Metal Type
- Metal Weight
- Making Charge
- Wastage Percentage
Save each product and verify the calculated price matches your expected manual calculation.
Day 3: Test the Daily Rate Update
This is the core workflow you’ll use every day. Go to Jewellery Price → Metals and change the Gold 22K rate by a test amount (e.g., increase by ₹100). Save and then check several of your configured products — confirm their prices have updated correctly.
This test validates the automation is working. Then revert to the real current rate.
Day 4: Review the Price Breakup Display
Visit the product pages you’ve configured from the customer-facing side (not the admin). Check:
- Does the price breakup table appear below the Add to Cart button?
- Does it show the correct metal value, making charge, and wastage amounts?
- For variable products, does the breakup update when you select a different variant?
Go to Jewellery Price → Settings to customise what’s shown and how it’s labelled.
Day 5: Check the Price Logs
After making several rate changes during your testing, go to Jewellery Price → Logs. Verify that both the Metal Price Log (recording each rate change) and the Product Price Log (recording each product price change) are capturing entries correctly with accurate timestamps.
Common Trial Setup Questions
My product prices aren’t updating when I change the metal rate. What’s wrong?
The most common cause is that the product doesn’t have a metal type assigned. Go to Products → Edit Product → Jewellery Price tab and confirm the Metal Type field is set to one of your configured metals (not blank or “None”).
If the metal is assigned but prices still aren’t updating, check that you saved the product after assigning the metal type, and that the plugin is fully activated with a valid license.
The price breakup isn’t showing on my product page. How do I enable it?
Navigate to Jewellery Price → Settings and look for the price breakup display toggle. Ensure it’s enabled. If it’s enabled but still not showing, there may be a theme compatibility issue — some themes use custom product page templates that override the standard WooCommerce display hooks. Contact the plugin support team with your theme name and they can advise.
The calculated price doesn’t match my manual calculation. How do I troubleshoot?
Work through the formula step by step:
- Check the metal rate in Jewellery Price → Metals — is it today’s correct rate?
- Check the product’s metal weight — is it the correct gram weight?
- Check the making charge — is it entered as flat per gram or percentage, and is the correct option selected?
- Check the wastage — is it entered as a percentage (e.g., “5” for 5%) not a decimal?
- Does your calculation include or exclude GST? The plugin calculates pre-GST price; WooCommerce adds tax separately.
If you step through these and still find a discrepancy, note the specific values and contact support with the details.
Can I test with variable products during the trial?
Yes — variable product support is a full-featured part of the plugin available in the trial. Set up a variable product with multiple weight or purity variants, configure the Jewellery Price settings for each variation, and test that prices update correctly when you change variants on the product page.
Can I import product data (weights, making charges) from a spreadsheet rather than entering each one manually?
The ITS plugin stores pricing data as WooCommerce custom product meta. Standard WooCommerce CSV product import can be used to import this data if your CSV includes the correct meta field columns. Contact the support team for the specific field names to include in your import file — this can significantly speed up the initial configuration of a large catalogue.
After the Trial: Converting to a Paid License
What happens when the trial ends?
When your trial period expires, the plugin will stop calculating and updating product prices. Your products will retain their last calculated prices as static WooCommerce prices — they won’t disappear or go blank. But prices will no longer update when you change metal rates until you activate a paid license.
How do I purchase a full license?
Visit woocommercejewelleryplugin.com to purchase. Once you have a paid license key, activate it in Jewellery Price → License — the paid key replaces the trial key and all your configured products and metal types are preserved.
Do I need to reconfigure everything after upgrading?
No. All your metal configurations, product assignments, and settings carry over when you activate a paid license. The transition from trial to paid is seamless.
Is there ongoing support after purchasing?
Yes — a paid license includes plugin support and updates. Plugin updates ensure compatibility with new versions of WordPress and WooCommerce as they’re released.
Deciding If the Plugin Is Right for Your Store
By the end of your trial, you should have clear answers to these questions:
Does the pricing formula match how you price jewellery? If your pricing is weight × rate + making + wastage, the formula fits. If your pricing model is significantly different (e.g., you price purely by design value), the plugin may not be the right tool.
Is the daily rate update workflow fast enough? After your trial testing, you’ll have a real sense of how long the rate update takes for your metals. For most stores it’s under 2 minutes. If it feels manageable, the plugin is a fit.
Does the price breakup display work with your theme? If the breakup displays correctly and looks good with your theme, this is one less integration concern. If there are display issues, the support team can usually resolve them.
Does the automated update actually save you meaningful time? Compare how long product price updates took before (however you were managing them) versus the 90-second rate update with the plugin. The time savings should be clear.
If the answers to all of these are positive, the plugin is a good fit for your store and the paid license cost will pay for itself quickly.
