| 开发者 | tadrik |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月28日 01:09 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Add a rule that hides Cash on delivery when the cart total is at least an amount you choose, for some countries or postcodes, for a customer role, or for customers with no past orders.
Add a shipping rule that hides the paid shipping methods whenever free shipping is on offer. Local pickup can stay if you leave it out of the rule.
Hide it for everyone else: for example, a rule that hides Bank transfer when the customer is a guest or has the Customer role. Your wholesale role keeps it.
Yes. Rules apply the same way to the block checkout and to a classic checkout page. The payment and shipping lists update when the customer changes their address or shipping method.
Add a rule with "Stop the order with a message" and the condition "Cart total is less than 50". The message can say how much is missing: "Orders start at {threshold}. Add {missing} more to check out." Or start from the "A minimum order" rule, which is set up this way.
Open the Test a cart tab, build a cart like your customer's and press Show me. You'll see every payment and shipping method, which rule hid each one, and why ("cart total $320.00 is at least $300"). If it still looks wrong, email hello@tadrik.com with a screenshot of that screen.
The plugin shows them all instead, so the customer can still pay, and puts a warning on the Checkout Rules page with the date and the rules involved. To refuse an order on purpose, use "Stop the order with a message".
No. WooCommerce only accepts the methods on offer for that cart, on both checkouts.
Every role on your site, plus "guest" for customers who aren't logged in. Wholesale plugins that use roles, such as Wholesale Suite, WooCommerce Wholesale Pro and Addify, work as they are. B2BKing customer groups aren't roles and aren't supported yet.
Products after coupons, before shipping and fees. It includes tax if your store shows cart prices with tax (WooCommerce > Settings > Tax).
Not always. Those buttons on product and cart pages come from your payment plugin, and some don't follow the checkout's list. If you hide a card payment method, check its express buttons too.
No. Rules apply when a customer checks out their own cart.
No. The plugin hides, shows and renames methods and can stop an order. It never changes prices or adds fees.
Rules run in memory against the cart WooCommerce has already loaded. They add no page requests and no calls to outside services.
Deactivate it, and your checkout shows every method again; your rules are kept. Delete it, and the rules and the plugin's settings are removed. Your orders aren't touched.
Yes. Every feature is free while we launch, on any number of sites. Paid plans for larger shops may come later; if they do, early users keep what they have.