WooCommerce Shipping Promise Booster
Free-shipping progress on product, mini-cart, cart and checkout, plus a configured weekday delivery window on product, cart and checkout.
→ €49/year for the current self-hosted package and updates released during the active subscription. No external delivery API is included.
Reproduce the shopper-facing threshold and weekday window.
Change the same fields available in the shipped package. Start with a Friday order after the cutoff to see the weekend roll-forward.
- Processing starts
- Mon, Jul 20, 2026
- Configured delivery window
- Wed, Jul 22, 2026 – Tue, Jul 28, 2026
Mirrors release 0.2.3 only. Uses Mon–Fri weekdays and one manual threshold. Excludes holidays, closures, zones, methods, carrier calendars, tax/coupon eligibility and currency-specific thresholds. A configured window is not a carrier guarantee.
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Experience WooCommerce Shipping Promise Booster
Follow real shopper and merchant paths, inspect the interface at full size, then open the live demo when one is available.
Set the delivery goal before add to cart
The product-page block shows the free-shipping gap calculated from the current cart subtotal and a configured delivery estimate beside the buying action.
- Threshold and delivery estimate appear in one compact block.
- The remaining amount is calculated from the current cart subtotal, not the viewed product alone.
- The message stays beside the normal product purchase action.
This tour uses real product captures and documented behavior. It is not a performance benchmark or a promise of storewide uplift.
Check your store before you buy
Answer four release-specific questions. The result identifies what to validate next; it is not an automatic compatibility guarantee.
WC Shipping Promise Booster shows the remaining amount to a manually configured free-shipping threshold on product, mini-cart, cart and checkout surfaces. The merchant must keep that number aligned with the real WooCommerce free-shipping method. It also calculates a configured delivery window from a cutoff hour plus processing and transit weekdays.
Version 0.2.3 uses the cart subtotal excluding tax and shipping. Its delivery calculation skips Saturday and Sunday, but not holidays or closures, and it has no per-zone, per-method, per-country, carrier or multi-currency rule engine. Custom themes, Blocks, classic templates, taxes and the actual shipping method still require staging verification. It does not promise an AOV or conversion increase.
What it does
- The free-shipping bar can render on four surfaces (product, cart, checkout and mini-cart); the delivery window can render on product, cart and checkout.
- Manual numeric free-shipping threshold with {threshold} and {remaining} message placeholders. It must be kept aligned with the real WooCommerce shipping method.
- Configured delivery window from WordPress site time, cutoff hour, processing weekdays and transit weekdays.
- CSS variables for theme adaptation; every active theme and cart surface still needs staging verification.
In the wild
Who this is for
Best for · stores with an economically tested free-shipping threshold
Set the threshold from your own contribution margin, shipping cost, basket distribution and zone rules. The bar makes that existing rule visible; whether it changes basket value must be measured on the store.
Best for · stores investigating shipping-cost drop-off
If store analytics suggest shoppers encounter the shipping threshold too late, the module can expose the remaining amount earlier on configured cart surfaces. Treat any behavior change as a hypothesis to measure, not a promised lift.
Not for · single-SKU subscription boxes
If you sell one fixed product per order, there is nothing to top up to. Use a flat-rate or free-by-default shipping policy instead.
vs Selected free-shipping bar plugin
Compare the exact plugin you are considering: storefront surfaces, source of the threshold, zone and tax behavior, theme integration, support and current license terms. A feature checklist does not establish a conversion advantage.
| Capability | WooCommerce Shipping Promise Booster | Selected free-shipping bar plugin |
|---|---|---|
| Surfaces rendered | 4 (product, mini-cart, cart, checkout) | Check the selected plugin and active theme |
| Free-shipping target source | Manual numeric setting; must match the real shipping method | Check whether zone-derived or manually configured |
| Delivery-promise messaging | Configured Mon–Fri range with one cut-off hour; no holiday or carrier rules | Check the selected plugin |
| Pricing | €49 / yr | Check current listing and license terms |
| Theme conflicts | CSS variables; staging still required | Test the selected plugin on the active theme |
Why neuroplugin
- Why annual subscription for what looks like a simple bar?
- The annual purchase covers the current self-hosted package and updates released while the subscription is active. It is not an automatic compatibility certification. Check the exact published WordPress and WooCommerce boundary and stage every core, theme or checkout change.
- Does it conflict with my theme?
- The current package uses classic WooCommerce hooks, block-render fallbacks and its own CSS classes. Those are implementation paths, not proof for every theme or cart drawer. The product, mini-cart, cart and checkout must all be staged with the active stack.
- What if I run a global store with multiple currencies?
- Version 0.2.3 stores one numeric threshold and formats it in the active WooCommerce currency. It does not maintain separate threshold values by currency or zone. If the economic threshold differs across currencies, this release is not a verified fit without a carefully staged external integration.
By the numbers
Questions answered
- Does this conflict with my theme’s cart styling?
- It can. The package uses WooCommerce hooks, block-render fallbacks and CSS classes, but a custom theme or cart drawer can change or suppress those surfaces. Test product, mini-cart, cart and checkout on the active theme before production.
- Where does the free-shipping target come from?
- In 0.2.3 it is a manual numeric setting inside the plugin. It is not read from WooCommerce shipping zones or methods. Keep it aligned with the real free-shipping method and test coupon, tax, currency and zone changes.
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Free-shipping progress on product, mini-cart, cart and checkout, plus a configured weekday delivery window on product, cart and checkout.