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Mconnect Customer Specific Product & Price Extension for Magento 2



Do you want to give personalized shopping experience to your valuable customers? Do you want to segment customers on the basis of their interest and shopping experience? Sometimes, you may need to set the price or want to restrict/hide certain products from customers or a certain group of customers. Personalization is the next big thing in the eCommerce world, which sets your store apart from competitors. 91% of the consumers are more likely to buy from brands with the personalized shopping experience. Also, customers love to purchase a product on discounted prices more than at regular prices. For many reasons, store owners have to restrict some customers or groups of customers from seeing products and their prices. That’s when this extension comes handy.
Mconnect Customer Specific Product and Price Extension for Magento 2 helps the store owners to assign/hide certain products from various categories to specific customers or groups of customers. It also allows admin to set a specific price for those products. The extension is capable to restrict logged out customers from seeing the product from certain categories. The extension allows you to set up a redirection to log in first to see the restricted product detail and price. It makes things easier with an option to personalize the shopping for your customers with a price strategy by importing product lists and prices. Also, the admin can set a priority for product price from customer-specific price and group price. The extension will increase the store signup on your Magento 2 store and bring in new sales.
Features of the Customer specific product Price Extension for Magento 2:
·         Personalize the product pricing for certain customers or group of customers.
·         You can set the price priority when there are two prices available to choose from.
·         The admin can import the product lists and prices through the CSV file.
·         Option to restrict and control the visibility of your Magento 2 store’s products.
·         The admin can force customers to login by redirecting them when accessing restricted products or pages.
·         You can restrict or limit the customers to access specific category or subcategory pages.
·         Option to hide restricted page from or products from the search result pages.
·         The effective implementation of the extension increases store signup and helps to gather information.


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