eCijene helps online shops and service providers in Croatia meet the price display and publication rules in force from 17 November 2026 (postponed from 1 October 2026 by NN 110/2026; the reference date 10 September 2026 is unchanged). It is made for Croatian merchants; the plugin ships with a complete Croatian translation.

Products (WooCommerce)

Lowest price in the last 30 days during a sale (Consumer Protection Act, Art. 19, based on the EU Omnibus Directive). Every price change is recorded; during a sale the lowest price from the 30 days before the sale is shown, including gradual reductions and reductions not marked as a sale.
Additional price, popularly “sidrena cijena” (Decision NN 101/2026, the “dodatna cijena”): next to every price, the price on the reference date (10.9.2026, or 2.5.2025 for goods covered by the 2025 decision) is shown with its date. Every value has a recorded source (setup copy, manual entry, import) with user and time.
Daily price list (Decision NN 101/2026): every day by 8:00 a machine-readable price list in CSV and XML with the file name pattern from the Ministry’s instructions, plus a public archive of at least 30 days and a searchable table view.

Services (works without WooCommerce)

Services price list with additional prices, entered in a table, imported from CSV or recognized from an existing page on your site (a restaurant menu or a price table), published as CSV and XML on every change, with an archive.
Shortcode for a table or a menu grouped by category, with the additional price next to every price.

Made for everyday work

Setup wizard that enables only the obligations you need and publishes the first price list.
Overview page with open tasks, an Items table for direct entry with validation (barcode check digit, dates, amounts), CSV export and import with column mapping, preview, confirmation and undo.
Display settings with live preview (labels, position, size, colors with a contrast check), shortcodes [ecijene_cijena], [ecijene_cjenik], [ecijene_obavijest], [ecijene_usluge].
Variable products, WPML multilingual shops (translations share history and additional prices), cache plugin purge, Cloudflare check with the exact rules to allow the price list.
WP-CLI: wp ecijene status | diagnose | generate | data export|import | reference ....

eCijene does not determine historical prices for you: initial additional prices are copied from current prices only after the merchant confirms them, and corrections are made on the product, in the Items table or by import. It never reads backups or old orders.

eCijene is not legal advice. The merchant is responsible for the accuracy of the data and the interpretation of the regulations.

External services

eCijene does not send data to third parties. It makes these HTTP requests:

To your own site: the setup wizard and the diagnostics check that the price list addresses answer and are not blocked (e.g. by Cloudflare), and the scheduler can call its own generation URL. Nothing leaves your site except these requests to its own public address.
To a page address you enter yourself in Services > Import and export (“Import from an existing website”), to read the prices on that page. Only public addresses are allowed (local and private addresses are refused).