25 WooCommerce plugins for promotions, coupons and rewards

Editorial diagram. Two or three notebooks → Product quantity tier → Rule and coupon. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forApply a quantity discount and define how it stacks with coupons.

To reduce each unit’s price from a given quantity, choose the product and counting method. Make a two-unit cart, a three-unit cart and one with two units of the product plus a control item. Check every line amount. Then add a native €5 coupon and compare coexistence settings. A line-price reduction and a cart coupon do not appear in the same place in the calculation.

Editorial diagram. Product filter → Two valid rules → Observed priority. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forConfigure targeted pricing rules and compare their order.

AlgolPlus lets you associate filters with pricing and cart rules. First make a rule for one category. Add a rule covering a product in that category, then check which wins and what happens when removing one unit. Record the price before the rule and the final price. If using a role or history rule, check the documentation for the plan including that condition.

Editorial diagram. Product price → Cart discount → Comparison of totals. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forConfigure a product or cart rule with visible conditions.

YayPricing distinguishes product-price settings from cart discounts. Try the same objective using both methods on a copy. Reducing the unit price can change the basis used by other rules. A discount at the end of the cart may appear on a separate line. Check rendering on the product page, cart and test order, then choose the method customers and accounting can follow.

Editorial diagram. Catalog price → Cart rules → Calculation after removal. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forAnalyze pricing, discount and fee rules with a single plugin.

Pricepep covers several parts of the calculation, including prices and discounts. Prepare a cart where two rules overlap and record the total in both orders. Check the result when the customer removes the item making the discount applicable. Any fees warrant separate checking. The CodeCanyon listing describes options and stops at WordPress 6.9.x in the recorded compatibility list. We did not install this commercial offer.

Editorial diagram. Eligible items → Required quantity → Discounted unit. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forDefine product or quantity discounts with a Marketplace plugin.

Dynamic Pricing documents per-product, per-category and special-offer rules. For a rule promising a free unit after two purchases, test two, three and four units. Check whether items are counted by product, variation or category and whether the rule repeats. If a product is already on sale, compare its price basis with the expected rule before launching the campaign.

Editorial diagram. WooCommerce code → Cart condition → After removing the product. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forExtend WooCommerce coupons with cart conditions.

Advanced Coupons adds rules to native coupons, with cart conditions and buy-and-gift options. Write the expected result when a user removes the product qualifying the offer. Test this after applying the code and with a role that should not see it. Conditions, store credit and automatic-addition rules depend on the edition’s scope. Check which features must remain active at the next renewal.

Editorial diagram. Category coupon → Eligible account → Offer display. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forOrganize coupon display and choose restrictions.

The WebToffee product adds coupon and display features according to edition. Create a code for items in one category. Check both sides of the journey. An eligible customer should be able to use it and another should understand why it is rejected. If displaying available codes, check the list in a private window and with an account that has already used the coupon.

Editorial diagram. Coupon campaign → Partial credit → Balance after purchase. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forCombine coupons, credits, code batches and gift cards.

StoreApps documents features extending beyond the code entered in the cart. Distinguish single-use codes, promotional discounts and credit that may remain after a purchase. Create three test codes and track which was used. For partially spent credit, record the balance before and after. Check how to withdraw a campaign without affecting codes already given to customers.

Editorial diagram. Cart threshold → Automatic coupon → Below the threshold. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forApply a coupon automatically when the cart meets its conditions.

Extended Coupon Features adds settings to the native system. On a copy, configure an automatic coupon above a threshold. Raise the cart above that amount and remove an item. Look at the code still present and total after recalculation. If also using a link carrying the code, compare the same cart with and without clicking. PRO adds capabilities to identify in the price list.

Editorial diagram. New account → Order history → Code acceptance. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forRestrict a coupon to an audience or customer-journey stage.

Coupon Restrictions supplements basic limits with additional criteria. For a first-order offer, try a new account, an account with a fictional order and a logged-out visitor. Vary the billing address only if part of the criterion. First define what your store calls a first order. A canceled or pending order’s state may change the decision according to the chosen rule.

Editorial diagram. Campaign link → Eligible cart → Message after clicking. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forDistribute a coupon through a campaign link.

URL Coupons applies a code from a URL. Try the URL with an empty cart, then an eligible cart and one that fails the condition. Check the destination after clicking and the message when the code expires. If the link circulates beyond the campaign, WooCommerce must still verify coupon restrictions. Preserve the source URL and destination when changing pages.

Editorial diagram. Cart without a coupon → Coupon applied → Appropriate message. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forDisplay text according to coupons present in the cart.

Coupon Shortcodes displays information about coupon status. Prepare text explaining that the discount is applied and another text stating the missing condition. Open the page without a coupon and then with the code. Check that caching does not display another cart’s message. This add-on can make a promotion understandable while WooCommerce still manages the rule and amount.

Editorial diagram. Trigger item → Free product → Removal check. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forMake a free product depend on eligible purchases.

Buy One Get One Free documents scenarios where purchasing a product makes another item eligible. Vary the triggering product’s quantity and the gift’s availability. See whether the gift is added or offered according to the setting, then remove a triggering item. Test variable products with the variation actually supplied. In an order test, also check stock for the gift and paid item.

Editorial diagram. Qualifying cart → Gift selection → Stock check. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forOffer a cart gift based on criteria.

Free Gifts for WooCommerce manages free products according to cart rules. Build a simple offer and compare automatic addition with choosing a gift if the plan allows it. Check the situation where the gift goes out of stock during the campaign. When a free item remains in a test order, identify its line and the consequence of refunding the item that qualified for the offer.

Editorial diagram. Target product → Cart rule → Overlapping dates. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forCompare an automatic cart discount with a price adjustment.

This plugin offers pricing rules and conditional discounts. Take two products and try a rule on one, then a cart rule affecting both. Check the label and displayed amounts after application. If scheduling several campaigns, try a date and time when their periods overlap. The listing separates available features from those requiring Pro.

Editorial diagram. Group price → Units outside the tier → Advertised total. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forDefine a quantity or cart-value promotion and display it to customers.

Discount Manager offers fixed-price, percentage and cart rules. Use two numerical scenarios, a group price and a discount calculated on cart value. Check whether excess units are handled as expected. Read the price on the product page and total after removing a unit. If the interface allows several messages, choose the one explaining the calculation to customers before the cart.

Editorial diagram. Two campaigns → Shared products → End of period. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forSchedule multiple promotions with cart conditions.

YITH presents conditions on products, the cart and other criteria. Build two campaigns targeting different sets and check products at their intersection. Measure the total when one campaign ends. Check existing restrictions for customers and discounted products. For an offer with a gift, check addition and removal of the line separately from price calculation.

Editorial diagram. Grouped coupons → Compared period → Observed uses. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forAttach coupons to campaigns and compare their use.

Coupon Campaigns organizes existing coupons and examines their results. Put two codes in one campaign and a code in a control campaign. Check the selected period and treatment of canceled orders before interpreting figures. Identify discounts already built into product prices. A line recalculated by a rule will not necessarily carry a coupon the report can attribute.

Editorial diagram. Coupon template → Ten unique codes → Batch check. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forPrepare a batch of individual codes from a template.

This generator makes bulk creation of WooCommerce codes easier. Start with a batch of ten test codes, the smallest advertised quantity, and check uniqueness, expiry date and the template amount. Open generated records and try a test use before producing a larger batch. Also check how to identify codes created in the same batch. Keep the inventory in a restricted location if codes grant a single-use benefit.

Editorial diagram. Distribution code → Gift line item → Coupon removal. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forTrigger addition of a free item with a distributed code.

Free Gift Coupons links the gift to applying a code, which suits offers distributed to a specific group. Test an eligible cart with the code, a cart without the code and a cart where the gift is unavailable. Check what happens when the code is removed. If the gift is physical, check its effect on shipping and stock even if the line shows zero.

Editorial diagram. Fictitious purchase → Accumulated points → Subsequent coupon. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forTurn earned points into a coupon for a later purchase.

WPLoyalty records points and lets customers convert them into a reward. Set a simple rate, then simulate a purchase and cancellation on a copy. Check the balance and when the coupon becomes usable. Also test loyalty with another coupon already present. A benefit awarded after an order does not have the same cycle as an immediate cart discount.

Editorial diagram. Earning rate → Conversion to a discount → Balance after cancellation. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forSet point-earning and conversion rates separately.

Points and Rewards distinguishes the rate at which customers earn points from the rate at which they redeem them. Choose easily checked rates and a low-value cart. Check rounding, the discount ceiling and the result with insufficient points. A refunded order must be part of tracking acceptance tests. Record the balance before and after rather than only the amount shown in the cart.

Editorial diagram. Fictitious card → Partial redemption → Remaining balance. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forOffer gift cards and check the balance after partial use.

Pimwick adds gift cards with an amount to use later. Prepare a fictional €30 card and spend €12 on a copy. Check the expected balance, how the customer retrieves it and the effect of a partial refund. Distinguish a code used to cover part of an amount from a promotional coupon changing the price. Option scope must be confirmed in the chosen offer.

Editorial diagram. Issued card → Redeemed balance → Code inventory. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forManage issuance and use of digital gift cards.

WooCommerce Gift Cards describes digital codes and their use by recipients. Issue one on a copy store with email disabled or captured locally. Check the amount and date, then try using it with a cart exceeding the balance. Keep a list of what must be carried over when changing platforms, including active codes, balances and links to orders.

Editorial diagram. Card template → Acceptance-test email → Successive uses. — BlogPasCherOpen full-size illustration ↗

Best forPrepare gift cards with templates and a recipient-delivery process.

WP Swings presents gift cards, message templates and delivery options. Prepare a fictional card, check the email template in a local catcher and verify successive uses of the same code. Before depending on an external integration, record what is stored in WooCommerce and what depends on another service. Compare Lite’s scope with the CodeCanyon license for the targeted features.