YITH Dynamic Pricing per Payment Method for WooCommerce Premium

Adjust WooCommerce order totals based on the payment method a shopper selects, adding a fee or a discount at checkout.

Version2.24.0
Last UpdatedMarch 22, 2024
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

This WooCommerce plugin lets you change the cart total depending on which payment method the customer chooses. You can add a fixed or percentage surcharge, or apply a discount, and set rules per payment method. Rules can be limited by cart amount, user role, and a scheduled start or end date.

Key Features

  • Fee or discount – Add an extra charge or a discount to the order total according to the payment method the customer picks.
  • Fixed or percentage amounts – Set the surcharge or discount as either a fixed amount or a percentage of the cart value.
  • Multiple rules per method – Create one or more pricing rules for each payment method, with each rule applied to the cart total.
  • Payment method notes – Show one or more custom messages next to each payment method on the checkout page.
  • User role targeting – Restrict a payment rule so the discount or extra charge applies only to selected user roles.
  • Cart amount conditions – Apply a rule only when the cart total falls within a minimum and maximum amount you define.
  • Scheduled activation – Choose a start date, an end date, or both to control when a payment rule is active.
  • Tax handling option – Decide whether taxes are included in the total amount that the rule modifies.

Who Is It For

Store owners running WooCommerce shops who want payment method costs reflected in the order total without raising listed product prices. It suits shops that want to encourage certain payment options or offset gateway fees, and it can target specific customer roles.