WooCommerce UPS Shipping Method Pro

Shipping costs are a common reason shoppers leave a checkout page, and flat rates rarely match what a carrier really charges. This plugin connects your WooCommerce store to UPS so the rates customers see come from UPS itself. They also see delivery times, which helps them pick the service that suits them before they pay.

Behind the checkout, you decide how those rates are built. You can apply your negotiated UPS rates, define custom box sizes, add a handling fee or a discount, and turn on package insurance. Items that have no dimensions can fall back to a default weight. Stores that ship parcels at home or abroad will find the controls fit the way they pack and send orders.

Features

• Live UPS rates at checkout: Customers see real-time UPS shipping costs and estimated delivery times while they check out, so the shipping charge is clear before they place the order.
• Domestic and international services: The plugin supports both domestic and international UPS services, so you can offer options that match where your orders are going.
• Negotiated rates support: You can include the negotiated UPS rates you already have, so the shipping charges in your store reflect your own agreement with the carrier.
• Custom box sizes: Set up your own packaging with custom box sizes, which lets shipping calculations rely on the dimensions of the boxes you actually use.
• SurePost and special services: Special UPS services such as SurePost can be offered alongside standard options, giving you extra delivery choices to present at checkout.
• Handling fees or discounts: Add a handling fee to cover packing costs, or apply a shipping discount, so the final shipping charge follows your own store policy.
• Package insurance: Package insurance is available as an option, so shipments can be covered for both the seller and the buyer.
• Default weights for items: Products without dimensions can use a default weight, so every item in the cart is still counted when shipping rates are calculated.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores that ship parcels with UPS
• Shops selling to both local and international customers
• Merchants with negotiated UPS rates to apply