25 WooCommerce payment plugins
Compare 25 plugins for taking payments with WooCommerce. Examine local methods, actual costs, block checkout and the tests to run before launch.
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Site appearance
Understand each tool’s purpose, free and paid features, and limitations before choosing.
Compare 25 plugins for taking payments with WooCommerce. Examine local methods, actual costs, block checkout and the tests to run before launch.
Read more →Compare 25 plugins for finding, organizing, auditing and renaming WordPress media. Test virtual folders and URLs before changing the site.
Read more →Build pages by dragging and dropping text, image, and button widgets.
Read more →Turn WordPress into a store with a product catalogue, orders, and payment and shipping options.
Read more →Support writing with SEO and readability analyses, and structure information for search engines.
Read more →Combine a web application firewall, file scanning, and login protection with two-factor authentication.
Read more →Schedule backups, restore site components, and migrate them to another installation.
Read more →Create contact forms that can be embedded in posts and pages using a block or shortcode.
Read more →Provide a drag-and-drop form builder to collect visitors’ enquiries.
Read more →Configure WordPress emails to be sent through SMTP or email providers’ APIs.
Read more →Combine file optimisation, media lazy loading, and caching features to speed up WordPress.
Read more →Optimise HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with options for lazy loading and font optimisation.
Read more →Organise posts, pages, categories, and media in multiple languages, with URLs and a language switcher.
Read more →Translate pages visually from their public-facing view, including form and store content.
Read more →Compress images and enable lazy loading to reduce the initial page weight.
Read more →Manage 301 redirects and track 404 errors to maintain links after URL changes.
Read more →Clone posts or pages and open them as new drafts to reuse an editorial structure.
Read more →Bring data from Google services such as Search Console and Analytics into WordPress.
Read more →Publish and organise a calendar of in-person or virtual events in WordPress.
Read more →Create embeddable tables with sorting, searching, and pagination, and import or export tabular data.
Read more →Add custom fields to editing screens to structure site information.
Read more →Centralise PHP snippets and reusable HTML content, with individual activation from the administration area.
Read more →Regenerate thumbnail sizes after changing a theme or image dimensions, and optionally remove unused sizes.
Read more →Restore the classic editor and choose which editor is used for content and users.
Read more →Add discussion forums, topics, and replies to the WordPress environment.
Read more →Add member profiles, groups, connections, and private conversations to build a community.
Read more →Import posts, pages, comments, authors, and taxonomies from a WordPress export file.
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