Tom Volz Repeat Purchase Reminders for WooCommerce

ONE REMINDER ISN’T A REPEAT-PURCHASE STRATEGY. A customer buys today. You send one reminder months later—but what if they still don’t reorder? A single follow-up can be missed. Tom Volz Repeat Purchase Reminders for WooCommerce lets you go further: Free gives you unlimited reminder campaigns, while Pro lets you build recurring follow-ups instead of stopping after one email. FREE: Start bringing customers back. Create unlimited campaigns, choose a delay in days or months after a completed order, customize your email, and let WordPress schedule the reminder automatically. PRO: Keep the follow-up going—and learn what works. Schedule recurring reminders at defined intervals, build multi-step campaigns, test email variations with A/B testing, and measure clicks, conversions, and attributed revenue. Product targeting and customer segmentation help make follow-ups more relevant. The difference: don’t rely on one chance to win the next order. Build a repeat-purchase process you can test and improve.

• Start without a campaign cap: Free includes unlimited reminder campaigns, so you can build reminders around your products and reorder cycles.
• Control the timing and message: Choose when a reminder should go out and customize its subject and content.
• Check before customers see it: Send a test email before activating your campaign.
• Know what happened: Review scheduled, sent, and failed reminders in WordPress.
• Scale beyond a single follow-up: Pro adds recurring reminders and multi-step campaigns.
• Improve instead of guessing: Pro adds A/B testing, click/conversion tracking, and revenue attribution.

If your main goal is to bring existing WooCommerce customers back—not to run every kind of newsletter, popup, or abandoned-cart campaign—this focused workflow keeps the job clear and manageable.

1.3.1

• Current WordPress.org release.

1.3.0

• Renamed the plugin to Tom Volz Repeat Purchase Reminders for WooCommerce.
• Updated the plugin slug and text domain for the new directory name.
• Removed the built-in campaign limit so the free plugin remains fully functional.
• Replaced the plugin prefix with a distinct RPRWC prefix.
• Refined the Free and Pro positioning around advanced retention features.

1.2.6

• Refined Free edition messaging around customer retention and repeat purchases.
• Clarified the Free vs. Pro positioning in the admin and documentation.
• Updated onboarding copy without changing Free edition functionality.

1.2.5

• Improved Plugin Check compatibility for admin request handling and custom database queries.
• Shortened the plugin directory short description.
• Kept deleted source orders from being treated as send failures.

1.2.3

• Improved WordPress.org Plugin Check compatibility.
• Aligned the plugin slug and text domain with WordPress.org requirements.
• Added Donate link and Tested up to metadata.
• Cancelled scheduled reminders when the source WooCommerce order no longer exists.

1.2.0

• Refreshed the Free edition to align with the current Pro feature set.
• Added clearer Free vs. Pro upgrade messaging in the admin.
• Standardized remaining backend messages to English.
• Updated version metadata and documentation.

1.1.1

• Set English as the default backend language.
• Updated the translation text domain.
• Updated default email text to English.