Conditional Shipping Methods

A store that offers every shipping method to every customer can confuse buyers and create delivery options that do not fit the order. Conditional Shipping Methods lets you decide which methods appear and when. A rule can respond to what is in the cart, where the order is going, how much it totals or who is placing it.

You build rules through a user-friendly interface, and no programming is needed. Conditions can be combined, so a single rule can look at several details at once. The plugin also works with standard WooCommerce methods such as Flat Rate, Free Shipping and Local Pickup, which makes it a fit for stores that want tighter control over checkout choices.

Features

• Product-based shipping rules: Create rules from product categories, individual products and cart contents so that checkout displays only the shipping methods that suit what the customer is buying.
• Location-based visibility: Show or hide shipping options according to the customer's shipping or billing address, which helps you offer delivery choices that apply to specific destinations.
• Order total conditions: Enable a shipping method only when an order reaches a set price threshold, so certain options appear only for orders of a particular size.
• User role restrictions: Change the shipping choices depending on whether the customer is a guest, a registered customer or a member of a specific user group.
• Combined conditions: Mix several conditions in one rule to build precise shipping logic, all without writing code or relying on a developer.
• Simple rule management: A friendly interface makes it quick to set up and edit shipping rules, so store admins at any experience level can manage them.
• Works with core WooCommerce methods: Control the visibility of Flat Rate, Free Shipping and Local Pickup according to your own business logic, directly within WooCommerce.
• WooCommerce compatibility: Designed to work with WooCommerce core and many popular shipping extensions, so it can sit alongside the tools your store already uses.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores with varied shipping options
• Shop owners who restrict methods by region
• Stores that serve guests and registered customers differently