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Add a COD pincode checker to WooCommerce product pages

The cheapest refusal is the one that never becomes an order. Telling the customer up front whether COD reaches them avoids a surprise at checkout.

Threshold · 2 min read · Updated 28 Oct 2026

What a checker does

A small box on the product page where the customer types a pincode and sees whether COD is available there.

Why it helps

  • Fewer abandoned checkouts caused by a missing payment option.
  • Fewer support questions about delivery areas.
  • Orders that match where you can actually deliver.

Keep the data consistent

The checker should read the same rules as your checkout, so the answer on the product page never disagrees with the answer at payment.

How Threshold does it. Pro adds a pincode checker for product pages that follows your COD rules. See COD rules by pincode and Free vs Pro.

Questions

Is the pincode checker in the free plugin?

No. It is part of Pro.

Does it use an outside service?

It follows your own COD rules on your own site.

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Keep reading

disable COD by pincodeDisable cash on delivery by pincode, state or country in WooCommerce

COD does not have to be all or nothing. Offering it only where delivery works is one of the quickest ways to cut refusals.

Read the guide COD risk scoreThe COD risk score: signs of an order that will be refused

No single sign proves an order is bad. Several together make it worth a call, an advance or a code.

Read the guide WooCommerce cash on deliveryWooCommerce cash on delivery: setup, settings and limits

Cash on delivery is built into WooCommerce. Turning it on takes a minute. Controlling when it is offered, and what a refusal costs you, takes more.

Read the guide