Matrix & Dimension Pricing - CSV price tables

by VimirLab Solutions

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Sell by size. Upload a CSV price grid, customers enter width and height, the price is looked up automatically. Works with tier prices. Free input, dropdown or price cards.

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6.7.7.0 - 6.7.15.1

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Description

Highlights

-Upload your existing CSV price grid and sell by width and height
-Works alongside tier prices and customer group prices
-Free input, dropdown, or price cards showing every size with its price
-Ordered size on the invoice, delivery note and in the admin order
-One price table, assigned to as many products as you like

Features

-CSV price grid per product: two dimensional (width x height) or one dimensional
-Reusable price table library: upload once, assign to many products
-Free input, dropdown, or price cards on the product page
-Round up, round down, nearest, exact match only, or interpolate between sizes
-Add the matrix price to the product price, or replace it

-Works with tier prices, customer group prices and advanced pricing
-Price tables scoped by Rule Builder rule or customer group
-Percentage or fixed markup per assignment
-Live price on the product page, no page reload
-Automatic min and max validation taken from the CSV, with a custom out of range message
-Checkout blocked if a size is missing
-Size shown in cart, checkout, order view and administration
-Size printed on invoice, delivery note, credit note and cancellation
-Store API endpoint for headless frontends, plus a diagnostic CLI command
-Sales channel aware configuration, English and German

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About the Extension

Sell products by size, priced from your own CSV table

Blinds, insect screens, tarpaulins, glass, worktops, banners, flooring, cut fabric: if your price depends on the size the customer orders, a normal variant or a fixed price will not carry it. 90 widths times 40 heights is 3,600 combinations. That is not a variant problem, that is a price table problem.

Upload the price table you already have as a CSV. Customers pick a size, the price appears instantly, and the size travels all the way to the delivery note your warehouse cuts from.

How it works

Upload a CSV grid: first row is the widths, first column is the heights, the cells are the prices.
Assign the table to a product.
Customers choose a size on the product page and see the price immediately.

The parsed grid is shown in the administration before you save, with the detected size range, the number of cells, and a warning for anything that looks wrong, so you find a broken CSV at upload time and not from a customer complaint.

Three ways to ask for the size

Free input field. The customer types any size inside your range. Sizes that are not in the table resolve by rounding up, rounding down, to the nearest size, or by interpolating between the surrounding grid points.
Dropdown. Only the sizes present in your CSV are offered.
Price cards. Every available size shown as a card with its price, the way a fixed-size catalogue works. A size that has no price in your table is not rendered at all, so an unavailable combination cannot be selected.

It respects the prices you already configured

The matrix price is added on top of the price Shopware has already resolved for that customer, which means tier prices, customer group prices and advanced pricing rules keep working. A customer buying ten units on a quantity discount gets the discounted base price plus the size surcharge, not the list price.

Many size pricing extensions replace the product price outright and quietly break advanced pricing. This one does not.

Built for real catalogues

Reusable price tables. Upload a grid once and assign it to as many products as you like. When your supplier raises prices, you change one table, not 500 products.
Different prices for different customers. Scope a price table to a Rule Builder rule or a customer group. Same product, B2B customers get their own grid, and a percentage or fixed markup per assignment lets you adjust without touching the CSV.
Large grids. Tables with more than 14,000 cells are parsed once on save and cached, so the product page stays fast.

The size reaches everyone who needs it

The size the customer entered is stored with the order and shown in the cart, the checkout, the customer's order view, the administration order detail, and on the invoice, delivery note, credit note and cancellation document. Your warehouse can read the cut size straight off the delivery note.

Because the size is stored with the order rather than read back from the table, an old order keeps its original size and wording even if you later rename or replace the price table.

Nothing gets ordered without a size

If a product that is sold by size somehow reaches the cart without one, for example through a listing buy button or a direct API call, checkout is blocked with a clear message. You cannot accidentally sell a made-to-measure product at its base price.

For developers

A Store API endpoint returns the price for a given size, for headless and PWA frontends.
A diagnostic CLI command validates every CSV, reports gaps and unsorted axes, and replays the full price resolution for a single product when you need to know why a price is what it is.

Sell products by size, priced from your own CSV table

Upload the price table you already have as a CSV. Customers pick a size, the price appears instantly, and the size travels all the way to the delivery note your warehouse cuts from.

How it works

Upload a CSV grid: first row is the widths, first column is the heights, the cells are the prices.
Assign the table to a product.
Customers choose a size on the product page and see the price immediately.

Three ways to ask for the size

Free input field. The customer types any size inside your range. Sizes that are not in the table resolve by rounding up, rounding down, to the nearest size, or by interpolating between the surrounding grid points.
Dropdown. Only the sizes present in your CSV are offered.
Price cards. Every available size shown as a card with its price, the way a fixed-size catalogue works. A size that has no price in your table is not rendered at all, so an unavailable combination cannot be selected.

It respects the prices you already configured

Many size pricing extensions replace the product price outright and quietly break advanced pricing. This one does not.

Built for real catalogues

Reusable price tables. Upload a grid once and assign it to as many products as you like. When your supplier raises prices, you change one table, not 500 products.
Different prices for different customers. Scope a price table to a Rule Builder rule or a customer group. Same product, B2B customers get their own grid, and a percentage or fixed markup per assignment lets you adjust without touching the CSV.
Large grids. Tables with more than 14,000 cells are parsed once on save and cached, so the product page stays fast.

The size reaches everyone who needs it

Because the size is stored with the order rather than read back from the table, an old order keeps its original size and wording even if you later rename or replace the price table.

Nothing gets ordered without a size

For developers

A Store API endpoint returns the price for a given size, for headless and PWA frontends.
A diagnostic CLI command validates every CSV, reports gaps and unsorted axes, and replays the full price resolution for a single product when you need to know why a price is what it is.

Details

Available: English, German
Latest update: 16 October 2026
Publication date: 20 October 2026
Version: 1.0.0
Category: Product Configuration

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Setting up a price table

1. Go to Settings, Extensions, Matrix price tables and click Add price table.

2. Give it a technical name, choose the unit (mm, cm, m, inch, feet) and the CSV delimiter.

3. Upload your CSV or paste it into the field.

4. Check the preview: it shows the detected size range, the number of cells, and warnings for anything unusual.

5. Choose the input mode: free input field, dropdown, or price cards.

6. Optionally set the labels for the first and second dimension, for example Width and Height. These appear in the storefront, the cart and on documents.

7. Save.

CSV format

Two dimensional. The first row holds the widths, the first column holds the heights, the cells hold the prices. The very first cell is a free label:

```

size,500,1000,1500

500,10.00,20.00,30.00

1000,20.00,40.00,60.00

1500,30.00,60.00,90.00

```

One dimensional, two columns:

```

500,10.00

1000,20.00

```

Rows and columns do not have to be sorted. Empty cells are allowed and mean the size is not available.

Assigning a table to a product

1. Open the product and go to the Matrix pricing tab.

2. Click Assign price table and choose your table.

3. Price mode: add the matrix price to the product price, or replace the product price with it.

4. Round mode: what happens when a customer enters a size that is not in the table. Round up, round down, nearest, interpolate, or exact match only.

5. Optionally restrict the assignment to a Rule Builder rule or a customer group, and add a percentage or fixed markup.

6. Save, then open the product in the storefront and enter a size.

Showing the size in order confirmation e-mails

Shopware stores mail templates in the database, so the extension cannot edit them for you. Go to Settings, E-Mail templates, Order confirmation.

In the HTML tab, paste this after the product options block:

```

{% set vimirlabSize = nestedItem.payload.vimirlabMatrixPricing %}

{% if vimirlabSize and vimirlabSize.x is defined %}

{{ vimirlabSize.xLabel|default('Width') }}: {{ vimirlabSize.x }}{{ vimirlabSize.unit }}{% if vimirlabSize.y %} | {{ vimirlabSize.yLabel|default('Height') }}: {{ vimirlabSize.y }}{{ vimirlabSize.unit }}{% endif %}

{% endif %}

```

In the plain text tab, paste this after the Description line. Note the different variable name:

```

{% set vimirlabSize = lineItem.payload.vimirlabMatrixPricing %}

{% if vimirlabSize and vimirlabSize.x is defined %}

{% endif %}

```

Command line

```

bin/console vimirlab:matrix:diagnose

bin/console vimirlab:matrix:diagnose --product=

bin/console vimirlab:matrix:diagnose --rebuild

bin/console vimirlab:matrix:diagnose --strict

```

The first form checks every price table. With `--product` it replays the full price resolution for one product and explains which assignment won and why. `--rebuild` re-parses and re-caches every grid. `--strict` exits with an error on warnings, for use in a deployment pipeline.