WooCommerce Partial COD – Premium (Add-On)

Cash on delivery can be risky for a merchant when a customer pays nothing upfront. This add-on lets you collect part of the order at checkout and the rest on delivery. It also lets you decide when a payment gateway appears, using restrictions based on user roles and cart amounts, so each method is offered only where it makes sense for your store.

The plugin is organized into five modules: Settings and Restrictions, Partial Payments (Partial COD and Risk-Free COD), Cart Discounts, Handling Fees, and Order Autopilots. You can turn on what you need and leave the rest. The settings panels are meant for store owners without coding skills, so rules for fees, discounts and conditions can be set up in the admin area of your existing WooCommerce shop.

Features

• Partial COD payments: Customers pay a portion of the order upfront and the remainder on delivery, which lowers the risk for the merchant when offering cash on delivery.
• Gateway restrictions: Control when each payment gateway appears, and change method titles, descriptions and button texts, using more than 84 conditions.
• Role and cart-based rules: Set restrictions and fees based on user roles and cart amounts, so different customers and order sizes see the payment options that suit them.
• Cart discounts by gateway: Apply discounts automatically when a customer picks a specific payment gateway, which helps you encourage the payment methods you prefer.
• Custom handling fees: Add extra fees or discounts per payment gateway to cover handling costs or reward customers for the method they choose.
• Order Autopilots: Automate order management tasks to cut down on manual work when processing orders.
• Product and cart conditions: Use a large set of product and cart conditions to fine-tune what customers see at checkout and match payment options to your business rules.
• Simple settings panels: Configure gateway rules from clear settings panels in the WordPress admin, without writing code.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores that accept cash on delivery
• Merchants who want to reduce COD order risk
• Shops needing payment rules by user role or cart amount