Fees and Discounts

As an online store owner, there are many reasons why you might want to offer WooCommerce discounts. For example, you can offer WooCommerce quantity discounts as part of a marketing campaign, end of season sale, or simply to boost revenue.

Adding WooCommerce tiered pricing to your online store is a great way to encourage customers to spend more per transaction. With tiered pricing, the total cost reduces as customers ‘fill’ each tier.

Percentages are probably the most common way of implementing discounts in online stores. In this article we’re going to look at a couple of very simple ways to create discount percentages in WooCommerce.

You’ve got ‘cash on delivery’ as a payment option in your store but you want to add an extra charge to customers who pay using this method. In this article I’m going to show you how to set up a WooCommerce cash on delivery fee in two easy steps. It’ll take you less than five minutes.

We’ll also look at some optional extras, like setting minimum or maximum order values for when the fee applies, whether to include shipping costs, and whether to apply tax.

Adding a WooCommerce bulk discount (also known as a quantity discount) to your products makes it possible to offer your customers powerful incentives to buy more. Bulk discounts are surely one of the oldest sales techniques known to humanity because they appeal to our love of getting something cheaper.

WooCommerce payment gateway based fees and discounts are an excellent way of incentivising or discouraging users from choosing certain methods of payment. They’re also an important way for you to ensure you don’t lose out through charges imposed by certain payment gateways.