WooCommerce Advanced Shipping Packages

A single shipping setup rarely fits every product in a store. Bulky freight items, pickup-only goods and standard parcels often need different handling. This plugin lets you divide the cart into distinct packages, so each product group gets the shipping rates and methods that suit it, all within one order.

You decide how packages are formed with conditional logic, based on product types, shipping requirements or other custom conditions. Customers then see separate shipping choices for each package at cart and checkout. Products that are not assigned to a custom package stay in the default package, so nothing is left out of fulfillment.

Features

• Unlimited shipping packages: Create as many separate shipping packages as your catalog needs, so different product types or shipping scenarios can each be handled in their own way.
• Conditional package rules: Set conditions that control when a package is created and which products go into it, so your shipping setup follows your own business rules.
• Custom package names: Give each package its own name, shown on the cart and checkout pages, so customers can tell what each shipment contains.
• Exclude methods per package: Remove shipping methods that do not apply to a given package, so shoppers only see options that make sense for that group of products.
• Separate options at checkout: Customers see distinct shipping choices for each package during checkout, which makes the costs clearer before they place the order.
• Freight and pickup handling: Separate freight shipments or pickup-only items from standard products in the cart, so special cases get their own rates and methods.
• Details in admin and emails: Package details, including shipping methods and included products, appear in the WooCommerce order screens and in customer and vendor emails.
• Default package fallback: Products not assigned to a custom package remain in the default shipping package, so every item in the cart is still accounted for.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores shipping from multiple warehouses
• Shops that sell both bulky freight and small parcels
• Stores offering pickup-only items alongside shipped products