Launch price: $29 one time for the first 199 buyers, then $49 for the next 200, then $39 a year per site.Get Pro
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The free plugin stays free. The first 399 Pro licences are a single payment for one site, updates included. After that Pro is a yearly licence.
Rules, the fee, the advance and a 30 day dashboard. On WordPress.org.
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Everything in Free, plus judgment: risk scores, schedules, tiers and the tools around the balance.
$29one time, then $49
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Prices are in US dollars. A licence covers one site and includes updates. The first 199 licences are $29 one time, the next 200 are $49 one time, then Pro is $39 a year per site. Not included: SMS and WhatsApp codes, which are planned and not built. Payment is handled by Polar and the licence key arrives by email.
Compared
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum and maximum order for COD | ||
| COD fee: fixed, percent or both, with caps | ||
| Partial COD: advance paid online with any gateway | ||
| Block and classic checkout, emails, order actions | ||
| Dashboard for the last 30 days | ||
| Rules by place, customer, product and shipping | Up to 3 rules | Unlimited |
| Rules by day of week and time of day | ||
| Fee and advance tiers by order value | ||
| Risk score on every COD order, with the reasons, and an action for risky ones | ||
| Customer risk: blocklist, repeat refusals, first-order advance | ||
| Email code (OTP) to confirm COD orders | ||
| Reminders, webhooks and a courier update API | ||
| Pincode checker for product pages | ||
| Dashboard for 7 to 365 days, CSV export, refusals by pincode |
Your settings carry over. Install Pro and the free plugin switches off by itself.
Short answers to what store owners check first. The long versions are in the docs.
Yes. The fee, the advance note and the redirect to the advance payment page work on the block checkout and on the classic checkout.
Any gateway that works on the WooCommerce pay-for-order page. Cash on Delivery itself is removed from that page, so the advance has to be paid online. Offline gateways such as bank transfer confirm the advance only when you mark the advance order as paid.
No. The main order keeps its full total. A small linked order for the advance amount is created and paid on the normal pay page. When it is paid, the main order moves to COD: balance due. Refunds of the advance go through the advance order, which your gateway already understands.
No. They are hidden from the orders list and WooCommerce Analytics does not count them as revenue. Each one is linked from its main order.
On ordinary page views it runs no code, queries nothing and loads no file. On the checkout it loads one 1.4 KB script. How we measured is on the home page.