How fee rules fit together

Extra Fees for WooCommerce Pro lets store owners add charges for services, handling requirements, customer choices, and other order conditions. Each fee rule connects a trigger, a charge amount, and settings for tax and display. Manage multiple rules from the backend.

Choose what triggers a fee

Product conditions can target simple or variable products, categories, and tags. Rules can also use cart subtotal, total cart value, order amount, product quantity, cart quantity, cart row quantity, weight, shipping class, and coupons.

• Set quantity-specific fees for an individual product or the cart. Create tiered or advanced rules using quantity, subtotal, weight, or total cart conditions.
• Apply fees to clients or user roles, including rules based on purchase history or customer total spend.
• Target customers by country, state, postcode or ZIP code, or WooCommerce zone.
• Apply fees according to selected payment gateways or shipping methods.
• Schedule fees for specific time periods.

Set the amount and tax treatment

Choose a fixed amount or percentage for each fee. Set the fee as taxable or non-taxable, and use custom tax classes to control its tax treatment.

Choose where fees appear

Fees can be displayed on product detail, cart, and checkout pages. Optional fees can be shown on the cart page, and consolidated fee display settings help control how charges are presented.

These rules can cover charges such as gift wrapping, expedited processing, or handling for large or heavy orders. You can create multiple fees for one product or manage several fees across a store.

AI-assisted fee recommendations

The Pro capability set includes smart fee recommendations based on store data, orders, products, and purchasing patterns. Recommendations can include suggested amounts and conditions, confidence scores, and estimated additional revenue potential. Convert a recommendation into a pre-configured draft fee rule for review and activation.

Configure and review rules

Create or remove fees in the backend, pick the conditions, set fixed or percentage pricing, and configure tax and display settings. Import and export functions support configuration management. Review each rule before activating it to check that its behavior matches the store's products, customers, and checkout process.

Installation

Install Extra Fees for WooCommerce Pro in a WordPress and WooCommerce setup, then configure fee rules in the add-on's backend controls. Start with a product, cart, or customer condition, review how the fee appears, and expand the rules as needed.