WordPress plugin

Add to Cart Redirect for WooCommerce Pro

Add to Cart Redirect for WooCommerce Pro controls where shoppers go after adding a product, how the Buy Now button handles the cart, and which checkout and thank-you page options your store uses.

Add to Cart Redirect for WooCommerce Pro

Add to Cart Redirect for WooCommerce Pro controls where shoppers go after adding a product, how the Buy Now button handles the cart, and which checkout and thank-you page options your store uses.

Choose where products send shoppers

Set a default destination after add to cart, such as checkout, a category, a product, or a custom page. Pro settings can override that route for an individual product with a custom page or unique URL, including an external URL, or disable redirection for that product. Product-level rules also apply to products shown on archive pages and work with Ajax-based add-to-cart buttons.

To configure the default route, install and activate the plugin, then open WooCommerce > Direct checkout. In Basic settings, choose the redirect destination and enable or disable redirection after adding to cart. Set individual product behavior in that product’s Pro settings.

Set up Buy Now behavior

Add a quick-purchase button to product and shop pages, then choose its label and position. The button can send shoppers to the cart or checkout, and Pro settings let you disable it for selected products. You can also configure the button to clear other cart items when a shopper includes a new item through it. An Amazon-style option sends the selected product to checkout while keeping existing cart items for a later purchase.

On category, shop, and archive pages, Buy Now can add the first variation of a variable product without opening its product page. Required variation defaults must be set for this action to work; otherwise, the shopper may see a warning that required fields are blank.

Adjust the cart and checkout

  • Disable the cart page and direct cart-page traffic to checkout, or remove the Continue Shopping link.
  • Show cart contents and checkout forms together with one-page checkout. The checkout page must use the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode; the WooCommerce Checkout Block does not support this option.
  • Allow shoppers to change quantities and remove products from checkout. These controls are unavailable when one-page checkout is enabled.
  • Require shoppers to log in or register before checkout.
  • Use Sold individually settings to limit product quantity, retain UTM parameters for order-source tracking, and enable built-in CAPTCHA protection against spam and fake orders without a third-party key.

You can also remove order comments, coupon fields, the option to ship to a various address, and selected billing or shipping fields. Removing billing or shipping fields works only when the checkout page uses the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode, not the Checkout Block.

For product presentation, tailor the Add to Cart, Read More, and Select Options labels. Archive pages can display a product preview popup, with options to adjust its background and text colors and set its width. Checkout product names can also link to their respective product pages.

Choose post-purchase pages

Set a custom success or thank-you page for completed orders, then assign different thank-you pages to individual products. If an order contains products with different thank-you destinations, the configured link weight determines which destination is used.

The Pro edition includes premium support with responses to queries within 24 hours.