RewardCrate – Cart Goals & Rewards Booster For WooCommerce Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
RewardCrate is a free cart goal bar for WooCommerce. It shows shoppers
how far they are from the next reward, such as free shipping, a free gift or a
discount, and suggests the products that close that exact gap, with a
one-click add button right inside the bar. When a goal is reached, the reward
applies by itself.
Everything runs on your own WordPress site. There is no SaaS, no account to
create, no API key and no per-order fee.
Why store owners choose RewardCrate
- More than a free shipping bar. Set as many goals as you like, each with
its own reward: free shipping, a free gift product, or a percentage or fixed
discount. One progress bar shows every goal as a marker. - Suggestions that fit the gap. A shopper $16 away from free shipping sees
in-stock products priced to get them there, not random best sellers, and
adds one without leaving the cart. - Rewards that apply themselves. The gift drops into the cart at $0, the
discount applies with no coupon code to share, and shipping turns free at
checkout. - Works with your cart. Classic and block cart and checkout, the
Mini-Cart block, a sticky bar, a shortcode and a block. - Shows what it earned. A Stats tab counts orders per goal, revenue from
suggested products and what the rewards cost you.
Perfect for
- Stores that want shoppers to reach the free shipping minimum.
- Raising average order value without a blanket sitewide discount.
- Gift-with-purchase promotions: “Spend $75, get a free sampler”.
- Tiered offers: free shipping at $50, a gift at $75, 10% off at $120.
- Moving accessories and add-ons that complete a bigger purchase.
How it works
- Open WooCommerce > RewardCrate and add your goals: the cart amount
that unlocks each one, its label and its reward. - Choose where the bar shows: cart, checkout, Mini-Cart, a sticky bar on
every page, or anywhere you place the block or the[rewardcrate_goal]
shortcode. - Shoppers see their progress, the next reward and the products that close
the gap. The bar updates live as the cart changes. - A reached goal pays out by itself: free shipping at checkout, the gift line
at $0, or the discount, labelled with your goal’s name. - Check the Stats tab to see orders per goal, suggestion revenue, reward cost
and average order value.
Goals and rewards
- Unlimited goals, each unlocking free shipping, a free gift or a discount.
- Free shipping: make the cheapest paid rate free, or follow the minimum
of your shipping zone’s own Free shipping method. - Free gift: any simple product or variation, added automatically at $0
with its quantity locked. A shopper who removes the gift is not given it
again for that goal. - Discount: a percentage or fixed amount, applied automatically and shown
under your goal’s name. Nothing to type, nothing to leak. - Goals are measured on the cart subtotal before discounts, so an unlocked
discount never pushes the cart back below its own goal. - Decide whether goal discounts combine with coupons marked “Individual use
only”.
Gap-filler suggestions
- Products priced from the gap up to a ceiling you set, so suggestions
actually unlock the next goal. - Your pinned products first, then cross-sells and products from the same
categories as the cart, then best sellers. - Exclude products or whole categories. Out-of-stock, hidden and
already-in-cart products are never suggested. - One-click add from the bar in classic and block carts; variable products
link to their page unless exactly one variation fits. - Fast on large catalogues: it reads WooCommerce’s product lookup table and
caches the results.
Display
- Cart and checkout (classic and block), the Mini-Cart block drawer, a
dismissible sticky bar, a block for any page, and a shortcode. - A celebration when a goal unlocks: confetti or a badge, never animated for
visitors who prefer reduced motion. - Your own colours and messages, with a live preview.
- Keyboard and screen reader friendly, and translation ready.
Built for modern WooCommerce
- High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the Cart and Checkout blocks.
- No custom database tables and no external requests.
- Loads its scripts only on pages that show the bar.
Source code and build
The JavaScript in the build/ folder is compiled from the plugin’s own
human-readable source, which ships inside the plugin:
build/admin.jsfromresources/js/admin/index.tsx(the settings screen)build/widget.jsfromresources/js/widget.ts(the bar in classic carts, the mini-cart widget and the sticky bar)build/blocks.jsfromresources/js/blocks/cart-goal.tsx(the bar in the Cart and Checkout blocks)build/blocks-editor.jsfromresources/js/blocks/editor.tsx(the Cart goal block in the editor)build/goal-bar-editor.jsfromresources/js/blocks/goal-bar-editor.tsx(the standalone goal bar block in the editor)build/coupon-labels.jsfromresources/js/blocks/coupon-labels.ts(goal discount labels in the Cart and Checkout blocks)
Block metadata lives in resources/blocks/ and styles in resources/css/.
No third-party library is bundled: WordPress and WooCommerce packages are
loaded from the site at runtime.
To rebuild the files, install Node.js 20 or newer, then run npm install
and npm run build in the plugin folder. The build uses @wordpress/scripts
(webpack) with the included webpack.config.js.
Screenshots
The goal bar in the block cart: progress to the next reward and products that close the gap.
A one-click add in the classic cart unlocks free shipping and celebrates.
The free gift added at $0, with the next goal still ahead.
Every goal reached: free gift, free shipping and the labelled discount.
The bar in the block checkout’s order summary, with shipping already free.
The goal bar inside the Mini-Cart drawer.
The sticky bar follows shoppers around the store.
Goals: as many as you like, each with its own reward.
Display: placements, celebration, colours and messages with a live preview.
Stats: orders per goal, suggestion revenue, reward cost and average order value.
