Coin Currency Converter

been working great so far, the customer service here was extremely helpful

Helpful and quick service, fixing specific issues I raised.

Thanks

Amazing app and even better support team! Thanks for helping out!

I've been meaning to install a currency conversion app for a while, and finally got around to it. There was a specific feature that I wanted, which no app seemed to have. I decided to write these guys before I installed their COIN app to see if the feature I want is possible. I get a reply a few hours later saying they ADDED that feature. I was blown away at the level of service. These guys are dedicated to their apps and make fantastic ones at that. I downloaded the app the next morning. I needed help making it integrate seamlessly into my theme, and they ONCE AGAIN helped me out tremendously. Just not enough great things to say about these guys. Super dedicated and committed to making sure their users are taken care of. If you're considering a currency conversion app, don't bother looking elsewhere, get COIN now.

Great app, fast and great support.
Thank you Coin.

We chose Coin to help us appeal to a global audience. Basic setup was easy thanks to their documentation, and the 30-day trial gave us an opportunity to evaluate its functionality. Their support team was quick to respond when we had a few final questions. A more customized install was a bit too complicated for us to handle, so we elected to use their Expert Install Service, which was completed the same day and matches our theme perfectly. Overall, we highly recommend Coin!

Great App, highly recommended.
Very easy to use.

Very Helpful! Support is great and app works well

Amazing support and an amazing app . A must have

So good so far, I managed to wrap the currency html ok and then I read how to insert a currency drop down in the header of my site, The only thing is that the drop down looked odd and boring, one would hardly see it, so I created another way. On the menu in my header (which is set when you create a menu in Navigation) I did the following ... I first created a blank page called Currency Switcher (or any name you choose), then in the Show Html section of page content, I entered some text explaining how the currency switching worked and then entered the code This code displays the currency drop down. Then I went back to my main navigation menu and created a link to the Currency Switcher page. Now my customers get to see a hyperlink within my usual sitewide navigation that links straight through a webpage that not only has an explanation of how the currency switcher works (currency displayed in local currency but checkout total in base currency etc) but also has the drop down. Much better way of doing it :-)