YITH Product Shipping for Woocommerce

WooCommerce applies shipping fees broadly, which works poorly when a store sells both bulky items and light ones. This plugin lets you assign a separate shipping rate to each product or variation. You can narrow rules by country, state, city or postal code, and by product category, tag or user role. The result is a fee that reflects what each item actually costs to deliver.

Rules are created inside WooCommerce without writing code, and you can drag them into the order you want so the right one applies first. Customers see a clear shipping cost summary on product and checkout pages, and you can add custom messages to explain your shipping policy. It suits stores with varied catalogs, wide delivery areas or separate pricing for groups such as wholesalers.

Features

• Per-product shipping rules: Create custom rules that set a distinct shipping cost for each product or product variation, so fees match the item being sold instead of a single store-wide rate.
• Location-based fees: Define shipping charges by country, state, city or postal code, which helps when delivery costs differ across regions.
• Category and tag targeting: Apply shipping costs to selected product categories or tags, so groups of similar products can be managed together in an organized way.
• User role pricing: Set different shipping costs for different user roles, such as loyal customers or wholesalers, to offer tailored rates as a reward or incentive.
• Drag and drop rule priority: Reorder shipping rules by dragging them, so you control which rule applies first and can avoid conflicts between overlapping rules.
• Cost summaries and messages: Show detailed shipping cost summaries on product and checkout pages, and add custom messages on product pages to explain your shipping policies.
• Fixed fees and tax options: Automatically add a fixed shipping fee per product to the cart total, and include tax within shipping costs if you want to.
• Variable products and WPML: Works with variable products so each variation can have its own fee, and supports multilingual sites, including WPML compatibility.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores with products that cost different amounts to ship
• Shops delivering across many countries, states or postal codes
• Merchants offering separate shipping rates to wholesalers or loyal customers