WooCommerce Deposits

Higher-value items can be hard to sell when buyers must pay the full amount at once. WooCommerce Deposits addresses this by letting customers place a deposit or follow a structured payment plan. Store owners decide how much is due upfront and how the remainder is collected, so the terms fit the product and the business.

Plans are configured with custom deposit percentages and schedules that run in days, weeks or months. At checkout, a clear visual breakdown explains the payment terms and upcoming charges, and customers can still choose to pay in full. Settings are managed from the WooCommerce settings area, which fits retail, services and digital goods stores.

Features

• Flexible payment plans: Create custom deposit percentages and installment schedules using days, weeks or months, so each product or business model can have terms that make sense for it.
• Deposits and layaway: Accept partial payments or layaway arrangements so customers can secure a product without paying the full amount upfront.
• Clear payment breakdown: The checkout shows payment terms and upcoming charges in an easy visual format, helping customers understand what they are agreeing to before they order.
• Pay in full or deposit: Shoppers can choose to pay the entire amount right away or use a deposit plan, whichever suits them at checkout.
• Settings inside WooCommerce: Manage deposits and payment plans directly from your WooCommerce settings, so you can enable and adjust payment options without writing code.
• Cart and Checkout Blocks support: Works with WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Blocks, so deposit options fit into the current WooCommerce checkout experience.
• HPOS support: Integrates with High Performance Order Storage, WooCommerce's advanced database tables for handling orders, which suits stores with large order volumes.
• Variation and reorder handling: Payment plan selection is validated for variations, unavailable plans fall back to full price in the cart, and Order Again restores the right plan.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores selling high-value products
• Service businesses that take deposits before work begins
• Merchants selling to international customers in any currency