Quote from Alex Dovlatov on April 17, 2026, 00:05
Hello Mark
Yes, that is exactly what the [wpcs_price] shortcode does: https://wp-currency.com/codex
You set a fixed price in your default currency, for example [wpcs_price value="200"], and the plugin automatically converts and displays it in whichever currency the visitor has selected, using the current exchange rates.
If you want to set for each currency its own price and avoid recounting relatively of basic currency write smth like: [wpcs_price type=”fixed” value=”USD:15,EUR:20,GBP:45“] . If you want use meta field instead of attribute ‘value‘ write shortcode as [wpcs_price meta_value=my_price_field type=”fixed”] and value of meta field should has next syntax: USD:15,EUR:20,GBP:45
If you will miss value for any currency on the site front will be displayed word ‘none‘.
You only need to define the price once in your default currency. No need to set amounts for each currency manually.
Also read please: https://wp-currency.com/faq
Hello Mark
Yes, that is exactly what the [wpcs_price] shortcode does: https://wp-currency.com/codex
You set a fixed price in your default currency, for example [wpcs_price value="200"], and the plugin automatically converts and displays it in whichever currency the visitor has selected, using the current exchange rates.
If you want to set for each currency its own price and avoid recounting relatively of basic currency write smth like: [wpcs_price type=”fixed” value=”USD:15,EUR:20,GBP:45“] . If you want use meta field instead of attribute ‘value‘ write shortcode as [wpcs_price meta_value=my_price_field type=”fixed”] and value of meta field should has next syntax: USD:15,EUR:20,GBP:45
If you will miss value for any currency on the site front will be displayed word ‘none‘.
You only need to define the price once in your default currency. No need to set amounts for each currency manually.
Also read please: https://wp-currency.com/faq