CheckoutWC now comes as one plan with every feature
CheckoutWC now comes as one plan with every feature in it. You pick the plan by how many sites you run, and every plan includes the same plugin features: order bumps, cart recovery emails, side cart and the rest. CheckoutWC is used on 6,500+ stores. If you’re weighing it before Black Friday on November 27, this is what the pricing looks like, and how to get your checkout ready in the time left.
One plan, priced by sites
The site-count plans are billed annually and Lifetime is a one-time payment; all of them include the full plugin. The site-count plans differ in how many sites you can use it on:
- 1 Site: $249/yr
- 3 Sites: $349/yr
- 10 Sites: $499/yr
- 25 Sites: $899/yr (new)
- 50 Sites: $1,499/yr, which adds an onboarding call, priority support, a quarterly check-in with our developers and early access to new features
Every tier is free on staging and local sites, so you can build and test somewhere safe without using up a site. The multi-site tiers are the Agency plans on the pricing page.
What’s included in every plan
The pricing page lists these as included with no paid add-ons, on every plan:
- Order bumps and upsells
- Abandoned cart recovery emails
- Side cart with a free shipping bar and upsells
- Thank you page order bumps and upsells
- Order bump A/B testing
- Express checkout
- 5 modern templates
- One-page checkout
- Address autocomplete
- All custom field types
- An Order Delivery for WooCommerce license ($149 value)
- Cloudflare Turnstile
Lifetime: $899, once, for one site
For the first time, CheckoutWC has a Lifetime license: $899 once, one site, no renewals. It costs less than four years of the 1 Site plan, so it suits a store you plan to run for a long time.
To mark the launch, the first 20 Lifetime orders get $100 off with the code LIFETIME100.
What changes for existing customers
Nothing changes unless you choose it. If you’re a current customer, you keep renewing at your current price, and that includes monthly licenses. Monthly plans are no longer sold to new customers, but yours carries on.
If you’d like a plan with more sites, go to Account » Subscriptions » View Upgrades and pay the difference. Our guide to upgrading your license has the details. If you have a multi-site license and want Lifetime for one of your stores, you buy Lifetime as a separate license for that store.
Get your checkout ready for Black Friday
With the plan question settled, the more useful question is what your checkout should be doing on November 27. Order bumps and cart recovery do the most work in that window, and both are worth setting up and testing now rather than the night before. Both are included in every plan, and so is the side cart, which is worth a quick check too.
Set up your order bumps
An order bump is an add-on offered at checkout, so a shopper can add it to the order in one click. Since CheckoutWC 11.3.1 you can create or edit a bump in a modal inside the Checkout Editor. The order bumps documentation walks through the settings, and our article on WooCommerce order bumps goes further on the idea.
Once a bump is live, you can A/B test it. A/B testing in CheckoutWC is for order bumps, and our article on post-purchase upsells and A/B testing shows how it works. The Checkout Editor also has a preview that only logged-in admins see.
Turn on cart recovery and test it
Abandoned cart emails bring back shoppers who left without paying. To set them up:
- Go to WP Admin » CheckoutWC » Cart Recovery » Settings.
- Turn on Enable Abandoned Cart Tracking.
- Set Cart Is Abandoned After X Minutes (the default is 15) and your From name and address.
- Write and publish at least one email, with its Send After delay.
Cart recovery depends on WordPress cron running properly, so check that first with our guide on making sure your WordPress cron is working. To test without emailing anyone, enable Disable Email Sending: carts are still tracked, but no email goes out, so you can try the flow before you switch sending on. The full options are in the abandoned cart recovery documentation, and our article on WooCommerce cart abandonment has the wider background.
Check the side cart
If you run free shipping over a threshold, the side cart’s free shipping bar shows shoppers how close they are as they add items. Our article on turning your free shipping bar into a rewards bar shows how to take it further.
Choose your plan
If you’re deciding, every plan includes the same plugin features; 50 Sites adds the services listed above, and the rest is how many sites you run and whether you’d rather pay yearly or once. The 30-day refund policy applies when you buy. CheckoutWC Lite is free on WordPress.org if you’d like to look at the checkout first, though there’s no free trial of the paid plugin.
See CheckoutWC pricing, or head to the Agency plans if you run several sites.
