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Rotozoom Woo Conditions Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download

Rotozoom Woo Conditions Preview Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
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Plugin Description

Rotozoom Conditions lets you control which WooCommerce payment and shipping methods are available at checkout, based on flexible rules. Hide Cash on Delivery for certain countries, disable a courier above a weight limit, add a fee for specific payment methods, or show a custom notice — all without code.

Completely free. Unlimited payment and shipping rules, every condition and every action — there is no paid version and no rule limit.

Each rule combines one or more conditions (with AND/OR logic) with one or more actions. Rules are evaluated live during checkout, including AJAX checkout updates.

A rule can also announce itself to the customer: show a notice on the product page, in the cart and at checkout — either “you qualify” when the rule is met, or an “almost there” progress message such as “Add 2 more items for free shipping”, computed from the same rule the checkout enforces.

Conditions

  • Cart: subtotal, item count, coupon
  • Products: products, categories, tags, shipping class, product types, stock status
  • Billing: country, state, city, postcode, company, email, phone
  • Shipping: country, state, city, postcode, company
  • Customer: logged-in state, user role
  • Payment rules: selected shipping method
  • Shipping rules: weight, volume, total height / length / width

Actions

  • Payment: disable methods, enable only specific methods, add a fee, show a “no methods” message
  • Shipping: disable methods, enable only specific methods, set a method title, show a notice

Customer notices

  • Per-rule notices on three surfaces: product page, cart and checkout — each with its own editable text
  • Two footings: a “condition met” message, and a progress message with {shortfall}, {have}, {need}, {gaps} and {rule} placeholders
  • Works in the block-based Cart and Checkout (WooCommerce Blocks / Store API) as well as classic shortcode pages
  • [rotozoom_conditions_notice] shortcode for page builders and block templates
  • Inline or popup display style per rule (popups show once per session); rzwc_notice_html filter for full markup control
  • Progress advice is only offered for conditions a shopper can actually act on (subtotal, item count, weight, dimensions) — a rule about billing country or a coupon stays silent instead of giving absurd advice

Highlights

  • Separate rule sets for payment and shipping methods
  • Priority ordering with drag & drop
  • Works with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)
  • Reads live checkout address fields during AJAX order review
  • Translation-ready

More from Rotozoom

The rules list shows a small, closable “More from Rotozoom” box with links to our other WooCommerce plugins (shipping and couriers, B2B trade accounts, product filters, warranties). It appears only on this plugin’s own screen, never on your storefront, loads nothing from the internet, and is gone for good once you close it.

External services

None. This plugin does not connect to, send data to, or load any code from external services. It runs entirely on your own site. The “More from Rotozoom” box contains plain links to rotozoom.com; nothing is requested from that site unless you click one.

Screenshots

  1. Payment rules — a sortable list; each rule can be switched on and off, duplicated or edited.

    Payment rules — a sortable list; each rule can be switched on and off, duplicated or edited.

  2. Rule editor — combine one or more conditions with one or more actions (here: free delivery from €60).

    Rule editor — combine one or more conditions with one or more actions (here: free delivery from €60).

  3. "Tell the customer" — choose where the rule announces itself (product page, cart, checkout) and how (in the page or as a popup).

    “Tell the customer” — choose where the rule announces itself (product page, cart, checkout) and how (in the page or as a popup).

  4. The block-based cart telling the shopper how far free delivery is.

    The block-based cart telling the shopper how far free delivery is.

  5. The block-based checkout over €100: free delivery applied, cash on delivery removed, and both rules explain themselves.

    The block-based checkout over €100: free delivery applied, cash on delivery removed, and both rules explain themselves.


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