WooCommerce Conditional Shipping and Payments

Description

The Conditional Shipping and Payments add-on applies conditional rules at WooCommerce checkout, hiding or showing shipping methods and payment gateways based on criteria such as product category, cart total, weight, shipping country, user role, or combinations of these conditions. Store owners who sell items with logistical restrictions or want to avoid unfeasible orders gain granular control over which options appear to each customer at the time of purchase.

Key Features

• Visual conditional rules
  Creates combinable conditions in the admin panel without editing code or WooCommerce hooks.
• Shipping method filtering
  Hides specific carriers based on country, zip code, weight, or product type in the cart.
• Payment gateway restriction
  Disables payment methods based on minimum amount, category, user role, or destination.
• Cart-based conditions
  Evaluates subtotal, item quantity, shipping classes, and specific products to trigger rules.
• AND and OR logic
  Combines multiple conditions in the same set with operators for complex checkout scenarios.

Benefits of Conditional Shipping and Payments

• Fewer canceled orders
  Prevents unfeasible shipping and payment combinations before the customer completes checkout.
• More predictable logistics
  Ensures bulky or fragile products only appear with compatible carriers.
• No-developer setup
  Store owners build rules directly from the admin, without relying on custom programming.
• Audience-tailored checkout
  Shows different options for wholesale, retail, or customers from specific regions, according to the store’s strategy.

Who Is It For?

• WooCommerce stores with a mixed catalog of physical, digital, and perishable products.
• Operations with logistical restrictions by region, weight, or merchandise type.
• B2B businesses that offer differentiated payments based on buyer profile.

Conditional Shipping and Payments solves a recurring problem for those operating heterogeneous catalogs in WooCommerce: the need to restrict shipping and payment combinations without rewriting filters via code. By consolidating these rules into a single interface, store owners gain agility to adjust checkout policies as new products, served regions, or logistics partnerships emerge in the operation.

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