Custom shipping quotes, shipping price per SKU and worldwide shipping by country

One plugin calculates the shipping cost of every order — from the smallest parcel to a pallet shipped to the other side of the world. You set the prices once, and the customer always sees either a ready amount or a clear path to a quote. No more e-mails asking “how much will shipping cost?”.

A problem every store with large or non-standard products knows

Do you sell products that no ready-made courier price list covers? Furniture, pallets, equipment shipped abroad, orders weighing dozens of kilograms? Standard WooCommerce shipping plugins can work out a rate for one parcel to one country — and that’s where the automation ends and the manual work begins: calling the customer, digging through the carrier’s price lists, e-mailing a quote, chasing whether anyone’s actually paid.

Every one of those conversations is time that could go into handling the next order — and a risk that the customer buys elsewhere in the meantime, somewhere they could at least see a price straight away.

Three ways to calculate shipping, one plugin:

1. A per-country weight price table that calculates itself

You build a single table: countries in rows, weight brackets in columns (e.g. up to 3 / 10 / 29.9 kg). From that point on, every order within those limits is calculated automatically – with no work from you. The plugin itself splits a heavier order into parcels based on your carrier’s maximum weight per parcel, prices each one separately and totals them in the cart.

Example: a customer from Germany buys 45 kg of goods, and the parcel limit is 29.9 kg. The plugin works out 2 parcels (29.9 + 15.1 kg), each in its own price bracket — the customer sees one, ready amount. The calculation always uses the larger of two weights – actual or volumetric (length × width × height ÷ a divisor, e.g. 6000) – exactly the way the carrier itself would calculate it. A light but bulky lamp or sofa won’t slip through on an underpriced shipment.

2. An individual quote (ISQ), when the price table runs out

A country that isn’t in the table. An empty field for a given weight. An order that would split into more parcels than you want calculated automatically. In every one of these cases, the customer doesn’t see an error or a missing shipping method – they see one clean option: place the order, get a quote separately, and pay only once they accept it. Zero abandoned carts because of a missing shipping option.

On top of that, above a weight threshold you set (e.g. 30 kg), the customer can choose for themselves: Express from the price table, or a quote – because sometimes they’d rather have one pallet than five boxes. You don’t have to guess what counts as “large” – the customer decides, you just set the threshold.

3. Fixed shipping prices by SKU — for products with their own rules

A fridge, a mattress, a piece of furniture that always ships separately? Assign it its own shipping price for every country — once, permanently. That product isn’t counted towards the rest of the cart’s weight, so the other items in the order still use the regular price table. You can copy a price from another product with one click when several items share identical shipping rules.

Not just shipping math. It manages the whole process for you:

One payment method, zero customer mistakes

When an order goes to quoting, the customer sees only one payment method — “Payment after quote” — and the order button changes to “Get a shipping quote” (or your own text). This works the same in both the classic and block checkout. There’s nothing to wire up manually — the system knows on its own when to show this option and when to show regular shipping.

Four statuses that carry the order forward for you

1. Shipping quote — the order has just come in. The customer gets a confirmation, you get a “New order” e-mail.
2. Measuring dimensions — the warehouse measures and weighs the parcel, you change the status with one click, and the warehouse gets its own e-mail.
3. Determining cost — you collect quotes from carriers and enter the price directly on the order’s shipping line.
4. Awaiting decision — the customer automatically gets an e-mail with the amount and a ready-made payment link.

Each status has its own colour and its own recipient (customer, warehouse, forwarder) — you see at a glance which stage every order is at, without digging through your inbox.

Reminders that keep track of the payment deadline for you

Customer hasn’t paid? The plugin reminds them automatically — after a set time (e.g. 24 hours), then every X days, up to a limit you define (e.g. 3 times). Every reminder is logged in the order notes, so you never wonder whether you’ve already sent one, or whether it’s overkill.

Local pickup and cash on delivery — no extra plugins needed

In your home country, the customer also sees free local pickup and cash on delivery (Express + a surcharge you set yourself). A local customer buys the way they’re used to — without installing another plugin just for one market.

Works wherever your store works

Cart and checkout text (method names, the order button, pickup and cash-on-delivery labels) is set separately for each WPML / Polylang language. Adding a new store language? An empty field temporarily shows the default text – nothing “breaks” on the day a new language version launches. The plugin behaves identically in the classic and block checkout, is HPOS-compatible — regardless of the theme you use.

You’re up and running in an hour, not a week

Installation takes a few clicks: upload the ZIP file, activate the licence, and the plugin checks your store itself — it warns you if a shipping zone is missing methods, or if your store still runs old, manual shipping-calculation code (so nothing gets calculated twice). One button adds shipping methods to all zones at once, including “Rest of the World” — you can click it repeatedly, nothing gets duplicated.

Setting up the whole price table is, in practice, just copying over the rates you already have from your carrier — most people wrap this up in under an hour.

Free or Pro? Decide once you’ve seen it working on your own store

Download the full version for free and get 7 days to check everything — no card, no commitment. Set up your own price table, place test orders, and see the statuses and e-mails working exactly the way your customer will see them. If it’s the right fit — upgrade to Pro with one click, no reconfiguration needed. If not — just deactivate the plugin.

Pro is a one-year licence (€45.31): updates straight from the WordPress dashboard for as long as the licence is active, full support and access to every feature with no limits. And even if the licence ever expires — your data, price table and settings stay safe, nothing disappears from your store.