Checkout Specific Products for WooCommerce

Plugin features

Super Simple

Plugin does not affect your website performance in one way or another. No additional JS or CSS or heavy checkout customizations.

Custom Checkout Support

If you are using some plugins for creating custom checkout pages like WooCommerce Blocks, there is nothing to worry about.

Elementor, Divi and all that stuff

Though I am not a big fun of page builders, I prefer Gutenberg, I can certainly say, that you can use any of them with my checkout plugin.

Cart Content Persists

In case along with custom checkouts you are going to use a default Cart functionality, you can be sure that it is going to work as expected.

Both Products and Variations

You can specify not only product IDs for a custom checkout but any product variation IDs.

Any Post Type Support

By default plugin works for any public post type, but you can turn on or off some of them in settings.

How it Works

The normal WooCommerce flow is:

Customers go to the single product
Click add to cart
Go to the cart page
And only then go to checkout

My “Checkout Specific Products for WooCommerce” allows to alter this whole process and simplify it to just one simple step.

Customers go to a page which at the same time contains both the product description and the checkout!

How to Use

In order to use the plugin first of all you have to decide what page are you going to use as a custom checkout page for specific product(s). Once you do that, add [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode to this page (or maybe a checkout Gutenberg block) and specify the product (or variation) IDs within a meta box or post settings.

For Gutenberg block editor:

Checkout specific products in Gutenberg block editor

For Classic Editor:

checkout specific products in classic editor

Where to get a product ID?

Yes, I know, I could make a search field with a dropdown product list inside the meta box, but my main goal was to make the plugin as simple and fast as possible.

So I decide that it is ok to specify product IDs manually. It is not that difficult to just open All Products page and find the IDs there.

How to get WooCommerce product IDs — As you can see on the screenshot, product IDs are 35, 34 and 33.

Where to get a variation ID?

Variable products are also supported but in this case you have to pass a variation ID.

how to get a variation ID — As you can see on the screenshot, variation IDs are 36, 29, 30 and 31.

How to allow only specific post types for a custom checkout

It can be easily done in plugin settings.

allow specific post types for custom checkouts in plugin settings

FAQs

Do you offer support if I need help?

Yes, of course!

You will receive 2 weeks of support if you purchase a personal license of the plugin. But you can purchase a developer license and receive lifetime support.

You can get support on this page.

What happens when my license expires?

You still can use the plugin as usual. The only thing is you will be unable to receive more support or to get the latest version of the plugin. Sometimes it is important to keep your website fast and secure, but not necessary.

Can I upgrade my license to a higher plan?

Yes, you can upgrade your license at any time. You will only need to cover the price difference. You can easily manage your licenses from your account area.

Have more questions? Feel free to contact me.