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Learn how to configure and use every Woo Sales Booster module with practical, step-by-step instructions.

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All Woo Sales Booster Modules

Woo Sales Booster v1.21.3 includes 15 conversion-focused modules grouped into three categories. Enable only the modules required by your store and configure each feature independently.

Disabled modules remain unloaded from the customer-facing storefront, helping you keep the plugin setup focused.

Conversion & Urgency

Five modules for faster buying decisions and time-sensitive messaging.

Average Order Value

Five modules for discounts, bundles, cross-sells, and relevant add-ons.

Shopping Experience & Trust

Five modules for product discovery and stronger purchase confidence.

Conversion & Urgency

These modules help shoppers take action by keeping purchase controls visible and communicating time-sensitive or stock-related information.

Sticky Add to Cart

Keep the product image, price, quantity controls, stock information, and Add to Cart action visible while shoppers move through the product page.

Key Capabilities

  • Supports simple and variable WooCommerce products.
  • Updates the selected variation price and product image dynamically.
  • Includes synchronized quantity controls and AJAX Add to Cart.
  • Can display stock status, a sale badge, and free-shipping progress.
  • Provides responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Sticky Add to Cart uses your existing WooCommerce product information. Make sure the product is configured correctly so the sticky bar can display accurate pricing, availability, quantity, and variation information.

Simple Products

For a simple product:

  1. Go to Products → All Products and edit the product.

  2. Confirm the product is Published.

  3. Make sure it has a valid Regular price.

  4. Add a Sale price if the product should display sale pricing.

  5. If stock management is enabled, configure the current Stock quantity or stock status.

  6. Add the product image you want displayed.

  7. Update the product.

Variable Products

For variable products:

  1. Edit the variable product.

  2. Go to Product data → Attributes and confirm the required variation attributes are configured.

  3. Open Product data → Variations.

  4. Make sure each required variation is enabled.

  5. Enter valid pricing for each purchasable variation.

  6. Configure variation images where different images should appear for different selections.

  7. Configure variation stock quantities or stock status where required.

  8. Save the variations and update the product.

Sticky Add to Cart can then update the selected variation’s price, image, availability, and purchase action as customers change options.

Optional Free-Shipping Progress

If you enable free-shipping progress inside Sticky Add to Cart, make sure the store’s free-shipping threshold is configured consistently.

For WooCommerce shipping rules, check:

WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping zones

Configure the relevant Free shipping method and minimum order amount.

If your Woo Sales Booster configuration uses a custom threshold, make sure that amount matches the intended store shipping rule.

Important: Product pricing, inventory, variation data, and shipping thresholds should be configured correctly before testing all Sticky Add to Cart features.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the WooCommerce product data is ready, configure Sticky Add to Cart inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Sticky Add to Cart.

  2. Enable the Sticky Add to Cart module.

  3. Choose which product information and controls should appear in the sticky bar.

  4. Configure the Add to Cart action and quantity controls.

  5. Enable or configure stock information where required.

  6. Configure sale-price or sale-badge display options where available.

  7. Configure the optional Free Shipping Progress settings if you want the shipping goal shown inside the sticky bar.

  8. Choose the available sticky-bar placement and responsive behaviour.

  9. Configure colours, typography, spacing, buttons, and other design options, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  10. Click Save Changes.

  11. Open a WooCommerce product page and scroll down until the sticky bar appears.

Recommended test:

  • Test a simple product and confirm its image, price, quantity, stock information, and Add to Cart action work correctly.

  • Test a variable product and switch between variations to confirm the price and image update.

  • Change the quantity in both the product form and sticky controls to verify synchronization.

  • Add the product using the sticky bar and confirm the cart updates correctly.

  • If Free Shipping Progress is enabled, test cart values below and above the configured threshold.

  • Test the sticky bar on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Troubleshooting

Sticky Bar Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Sticky Add to Cart module is enabled.

  • Make sure you are viewing a supported WooCommerce single-product page.

  • Check the configured display or visibility settings.

  • Scroll far enough down the product page to trigger the sticky bar.

  • Save the module settings again and retest.

Wrong Product Price Is Displayed

  • Check the product’s current WooCommerce Regular and Sale prices.

  • For variable products, verify the pricing of each variation.

  • Select a variation and confirm the sticky bar updates.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older price remains visible.

Variation Image or Price Does Not Update

  • Confirm the WooCommerce attributes and variations are configured correctly.

  • Make sure each relevant variation is enabled.

  • Add variation-specific images where required.

  • Verify that each variation has valid pricing.

  • Save the product again before retesting.

Quantity Controls Are Not Synchronized

  • Change the quantity in the main product form and check whether the sticky quantity updates.

  • Change the sticky-bar quantity and verify the expected cart quantity.

  • Check for other plugins or theme scripts that modify WooCommerce quantity controls.

  • Retest with a clean browser session if necessary.

Add to Cart Does Not Work

  • Confirm the product is currently purchasable.

  • Check its stock status.

  • For variable products, make sure all required variation options are selected.

  • Verify that the selected variation has a valid price and is available.

  • Check for JavaScript or AJAX conflicts from another plugin or theme.

Stock Information Is Incorrect

  • Open the WooCommerce product inventory settings.

  • Verify the current stock quantity or stock status.

  • For variable products, check the selected variation’s stock settings.

  • Save the product and refresh the storefront.

Sale Badge Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the product has an active WooCommerce Sale price.

  • For variable products, check the relevant variation pricing.

  • Confirm the sale-badge option is enabled in Sticky Add to Cart.

Free-Shipping Progress Shows the Wrong Amount

  • Check the free-shipping threshold configured for the store.

  • Confirm the relevant WooCommerce shipping zone has the correct minimum order amount.

  • If using a custom Woo Sales Booster threshold, verify that the entered amount matches the intended shipping goal.

  • Clear cache if an older threshold continues to appear.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the Sticky Add to Cart responsive and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the bar on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Buy Now

Give purchase-ready shoppers a faster path from the product page directly to checkout.

Key Capabilities

  • Supports simple and variable WooCommerce products.
  • Redirects customers directly to checkout after product selection.
  • Allows custom button text, alignment, and display positioning.
  • Includes colour, typography, border, radius, and shadow controls.
  • Works alongside the standard WooCommerce Add to Cart button.

WooCommerce Product & Checkout Requirements

Buy Now provides customers with a faster route from the product page to checkout. Before enabling the module, make sure your WooCommerce products and checkout page are working correctly.

Simple Products

For a simple product:

  1. Go to Products → All Products and edit the product.

  2. Confirm the product is Published.

  3. Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  4. If stock management is enabled, confirm the product is in stock and purchasable.

  5. Update the product.

Variable Products

For a variable product:

  1. Edit the variable product.

  2. Go to Product data → Attributes and confirm the required variation attributes are configured.

  3. Open Product data → Variations.

  4. Make sure each required variation is enabled.

  5. Confirm each purchasable variation has a valid price.

  6. Check variation stock quantities or stock status where inventory management is enabled.

  7. Save the variations and update the product.

Customers must select the required variation options before using Buy Now.

Checkout Page

Buy Now redirects customers into the WooCommerce checkout flow.

Confirm that:

  1. Your WooCommerce Checkout page exists and is published.

  2. The normal WooCommerce checkout works without the Buy Now module.

  3. At least one usable payment method is configured for testing.

  4. Shipping methods are available where shipping is required.

Important: If the product itself cannot normally be purchased through WooCommerce, Buy Now cannot bypass those product, stock, variation, shipping, or checkout requirements.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming that the WooCommerce product and checkout flow are working, configure Buy Now inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Buy Now.

  2. Enable the Buy Now module.

  3. Configure the Buy Now button text.

  4. Choose the button’s display position and alignment.

  5. Configure the available checkout redirect behaviour.

  6. Configure the Buy Now action for the supported sticky purchase interface where required.

  7. Adjust colours, typography, border radius, spacing, shadow, and other button design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  8. Click Save Changes.

  9. Open a WooCommerce product page and test the Buy Now button.

Recommended test — Simple product:

  1. Open a simple product.

  2. Choose the required quantity.

  3. Click Buy Now.

  4. Confirm that the correct product and quantity are carried into the expected checkout flow.

Recommended test — Variable product:

  1. Open a variable product.

  2. Select a variation.

  3. Confirm the displayed price and availability.

  4. Click Buy Now.

  5. Verify that the selected variation reaches checkout correctly.

Also test the Buy Now action from the sticky purchase interface where it is enabled.

Tip: Test Buy Now separately from the standard Add to Cart button to confirm that both purchase paths work correctly.

Troubleshooting

Buy Now Button Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Buy Now module is enabled.

  • Check the configured button position and visibility settings.

  • Make sure you are viewing a supported WooCommerce single-product page.

  • Confirm the product is published and purchasable.

  • Save the module settings again and retest.

Buy Now Does Not Redirect to Checkout

  • Confirm the WooCommerce Checkout page exists and works normally.

  • Test the standard WooCommerce cart and checkout flow first.

  • Check the Buy Now redirect settings.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache.

  • Check for redirect or checkout conflicts caused by another plugin.

Variable Product Does Not Work

  • Make sure all required variation options are selected before clicking Buy Now.

  • Confirm the selected variation is enabled.

  • Check that the variation has a valid price.

  • Verify its stock status.

  • Save the WooCommerce product again and retest.

Wrong Variation Reaches Checkout

  • Check the product’s WooCommerce attributes and variations.

  • Confirm the selected variation updates correctly on the normal product form.

  • Test different variations individually.

  • Check for theme or plugin scripts that alter WooCommerce variation behaviour.

Wrong Quantity Reaches Checkout

  • Confirm the selected quantity before clicking Buy Now.

  • Test the normal WooCommerce quantity control.

  • Check for other plugins modifying quantity or cart behaviour.

  • Repeat the test using a clean cart.

Product Cannot Be Purchased

  • Confirm the product or selected variation is in stock.

  • Make sure it has a valid price.

  • Check whether WooCommerce marks the product as purchasable.

  • Verify all required product options have been selected.

Sticky Buy Now Does Not Work Correctly

  • Confirm the relevant sticky purchase feature is enabled.

  • Test the normal Buy Now button first.

  • For variable products, select the variation before using the sticky action.

  • Check that quantity, price, and selected variation remain synchronized.

  • Clear site and browser cache after changing sticky settings.

Checkout Shows Unexpected Products or Totals

  • Review the Buy Now checkout behaviour configured in the module.

  • Start with a clean cart and repeat the test.

  • Check for cart, coupon, dynamic-pricing, or checkout plugins that may modify the final order.

  • Verify product prices and quantities before placing a test order.

Button Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the Buy Now alignment and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the standard and sticky buttons on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Quick View

Let shoppers preview essential product information without leaving the shop or category page.

Key Capabilities

  • Adds a Quick View action to supported WooCommerce product listings.
  • Opens product information inside a focused popup window.
  • Can display the product image, title, price, stock, and short description.
  • Reduces unnecessary navigation between product archive and product pages.
  • Provides responsive popup behaviour for desktop, tablet, and mobile.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Quick View displays information from existing WooCommerce products inside a popup. Make sure products are configured correctly so customers see accurate information and available purchase actions.

Simple Products

For a simple product:

  1. Go to Products → All Products and edit the product.

  2. Confirm the product is Published.

  3. Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  4. Add a product image and short description where required.

  5. If stock management is enabled, verify the current stock quantity or stock status.

  6. Update the product.

The Quick View popup can then display the available product information configured in the module.

Variable Products

For a variable product:

  1. Edit the variable product.

  2. Go to Product data → Attributes and confirm the required variation attributes are configured.

  3. Open Product data → Variations.

  4. Make sure each required variation is enabled.

  5. Confirm each purchasable variation has a valid price.

  6. Check variation stock quantities or stock status where inventory management is enabled.

  7. Save the variations and update the product.

Important: Variable products may require customers to select the appropriate variation options before the product can be purchased.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming your WooCommerce products are ready, configure Quick View inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Quick View.

  2. Enable the Quick View module.

  3. Configure the Quick View button or action text.

  4. Choose where the Quick View action should appear on supported product listings.

  5. Select the product information that should be displayed inside the popup.

  6. Configure the popup layout and available product actions.

  7. Adjust colours, typography, spacing, buttons, and other design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  8. Click Save Changes.

  9. Open the Shop or product-category page and test Quick View on different products.

Recommended test:

  • Open Quick View for a simple product and confirm its image, title, price, stock information, and configured product details display correctly.

  • Open Quick View for a variable product and confirm the available variation behaviour works correctly.

  • Test the popup on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Troubleshooting

Quick View Button Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Quick View module is enabled.

  • Check the configured button or action placement.

  • Make sure you are viewing a supported WooCommerce product listing.

  • Confirm the product is published and visible on the storefront.

  • Save the module settings again after changing the placement.

Quick View Popup Does Not Open

  • Refresh the page and test the Quick View action again.

  • Check for JavaScript errors or conflicts from the theme, page builder, or another plugin.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache.

  • Temporarily test using a default WooCommerce-compatible layout if the issue appears theme-specific.

Product Shows the Wrong Price

  • Check the product’s current WooCommerce Regular price and Sale price.

  • For variable products, verify the variation prices.

  • Clear site and browser cache if an older price remains visible.

Stock Information Is Incorrect

  • Check the product’s WooCommerce inventory settings.

  • Confirm the current stock quantity or stock status.

  • For variable products, check the stock settings of the selected variation.

Product Cannot Be Added to the Cart

  • Confirm the product is currently purchasable.

  • Check its stock status.

  • For variable products, make sure all required variation options have been selected.

  • Verify that the selected variation has a valid price and is available.

Variable Product Does Not Update Correctly

  • Confirm the required WooCommerce attributes and variations are configured.

  • Make sure each relevant variation is enabled.

  • Check variation pricing and inventory.

  • Save the product again and retest the Quick View popup.

Popup Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the Quick View popup and button design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the popup on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Countdown Timer

Display a time-sensitive countdown that clearly communicates when an offer or promotion will end.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays days, hours, minutes, and seconds in real time.
  • Helps communicate limited-time offers without changing product data.
  • Allows customizable labels, colours, typography, and spacing.
  • Can be positioned near important product purchase information.
  • Adapts across desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts.

Timer Behaviour & Product Requirements

Countdown Timer adds urgency messaging to supported WooCommerce product pages without changing the underlying product price, sale schedule, or inventory.

Evergreen Countdown

The evergreen timer runs for the duration configured in Woo Sales Booster and is designed to provide an ongoing countdown experience for visitors.

Configure a realistic duration that matches the promotion or urgency message shown to customers.

Example: A timer configured for 2 hours can display the remaining hours, minutes, and seconds according to the module’s countdown behaviour.

Important: The timer itself does not automatically create a WooCommerce sale, change a product price, or schedule a promotion. If the timer refers to a discount or sale, configure the corresponding WooCommerce pricing separately.

Product Targeting

Before displaying a countdown on a product:

  1. Go to Products → All Products.

  2. Confirm the product is Published.

  3. Make sure it is visible on the storefront.

  4. If the countdown promotes a sale, confirm the product’s WooCommerce Regular and Sale prices are configured correctly.

  5. Update the product if you make any changes.

Use Woo Sales Booster targeting settings to control which supported products or pages display the countdown.

Tip: Make sure the countdown message accurately reflects the promotion customers will receive.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the products you want to target are ready, configure Countdown Timer inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Countdown Timer.

  2. Enable the Countdown Timer module.

  3. Configure the countdown duration.

  4. Choose the supported product or display targeting options.

  5. Select where the countdown should appear on the product page.

  6. Customize the timer heading or supporting message where available.

  7. Configure the labels for days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

  8. Adjust colours, typography, spacing, timer blocks, and other design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  9. Click Save Changes.

  10. Open a targeted product page and confirm the countdown displays correctly.

Example configuration:

Message: Limited-Time Offer Ends In
Duration: 2 hours
Display: Near the product purchase area

Recommended test:

  • Confirm the timer starts and counts down normally.

  • Refresh the product page and verify that its behaviour matches the configured evergreen countdown.

  • Test a product that should display the timer and another product that should not.

  • Check the timer on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Allow a short test timer to reach zero and confirm the expected expiry behaviour.

Troubleshooting

Countdown Timer Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Countdown Timer module is enabled.

  • Check the configured product or display targeting.

  • Make sure you are viewing a supported WooCommerce product page.

  • Confirm the product is published and visible.

  • Save the module settings again and retest.

Timer Shows the Wrong Duration

  • Review the countdown duration configured in Woo Sales Booster.

  • Make sure the duration values were saved correctly.

  • Refresh the page after saving the settings.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older configuration continues to appear.

Timer Does Not Count Down

  • Refresh the product page and test again.

  • Check for JavaScript conflicts from the active theme or another plugin.

  • Temporarily disable optimization features that delay or alter JavaScript when troubleshooting.

  • Clear site and browser cache before retesting.

Timer Appears on the Wrong Product

  • Review the module’s product or display targeting.

  • Check for overlapping targeting rules.

  • Save the settings again after changing the selected products or conditions.

Promotion and Timer Do Not Match

The Countdown Timer does not automatically create or change WooCommerce pricing.

If the timer advertises a discount:

  • Check the product’s WooCommerce Regular price and Sale price.

  • Confirm the promotion shown in the timer message matches the actual product offer.

  • Update either the product pricing or countdown message if they do not match.

Timer Expiry Behaviour Is Unexpected

  • Review the module’s expiry-related settings where available.

  • Use a short test duration to verify what customers see when the countdown reaches zero.

  • Save the configuration and test again in a clean browser session.

Timer Looks Different for Different Visitors

Evergreen countdown behaviour can depend on how the module maintains each visitor’s countdown state.

When testing:

  • Compare results in the same browser before switching devices or private sessions.

  • Avoid clearing browser/site data during the same test.

  • Check the configured evergreen timer behaviour before assuming the timer is incorrect.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the Countdown Timer placement and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Stock Countdown

Show remaining-stock information to help customers understand product availability and encourage timely purchase decisions.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays the available product quantity using clear stock messaging.
  • Supports stock-managed simple and variable WooCommerce products.
  • Updates the displayed quantity when customers select a variation.
  • Allows customizable text, colours, typography, and positioning.
  • Can display only when stock reaches a configured threshold.

WooCommerce Stock Setup Required

Stock Countdown displays the actual stock quantity managed by WooCommerce. Before using this module, make sure stock management and product quantities are configured correctly.

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Products → Inventory.
  2. Enable Stock management if it is not already enabled.
  3. Click Save changes.
Simple Products

For a simple product:

  1. Go to Products → All Products and edit the product.
  2. Open Product data → Inventory.
  3. Enable Stock management for the product.
  4. Enter the available Stock quantity.
  5. Update the product.

Example: If the product has 8 units available, enter 8 as the stock quantity. Stock Countdown can then display the remaining quantity according to the module settings.

Variable Products

Variable products can use stock at the product level or individual stock quantities for each variation.

For variation-specific stock:

  1. Edit the variable product.
  2. Go to Product data → Variations.
  3. Open a variation.
  4. Enable Manage stock.
  5. Enter the Stock quantity for that variation.
  6. Repeat for other variations as required.
  7. Save the variations and update the product.

Example: A Black variation can have 10 units available while a Violet variation has 6. Stock Countdown can update when the customer selects a different variation.

Important: If WooCommerce is only using an In stock / Out of stock status without a managed numerical quantity, Stock Countdown may not have a quantity to display.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After configuring WooCommerce inventory, configure the Stock Countdown module.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Stock Countdown.
  2. Enable the Stock Countdown module.
  3. Choose where the stock message should appear on the product page.
  4. Set the stock threshold that controls when the countdown becomes visible.
  5. Customize the stock message displayed to customers.
  6. Configure colours, typography, spacing, and other design options, or use Global Theme Matching where available.
  7. Click Save Changes.
  8. Test the module on both simple and variable stock-managed products.

Recommended test: Use a product with a small stock quantity, such as 8 units, and confirm the correct amount appears. For a variable product, switch between variations with different stock quantities and confirm the displayed quantity updates.

Troubleshooting

Stock Countdown Does Not Appear
  • Confirm the Stock Countdown module is enabled.
  • Check that WooCommerce stock management is enabled.
  • Make sure the product has Manage stock enabled and a numerical stock quantity.
  • Confirm that the current quantity meets the visibility threshold configured in Stock Countdown.
Wrong Stock Quantity Is Displayed
  • Open the product’s WooCommerce inventory settings and verify its stock quantity.
  • For variable products, check the stock quantity of the selected variation.
  • Save the product again after changing inventory values.
Variable Product Does Not Update When Selecting a Variation
  • Confirm each relevant variation is enabled and has valid inventory settings.
  • If using variation-level inventory, verify that Manage stock and Stock quantity are configured for each variation.
  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an old value continues to appear.
Countdown Disappears for Some Products

This may be expected if the module is configured to appear only when stock reaches a specified threshold.

Example: If the visibility threshold is 10, a product with 20 units may not show the countdown, while a product with 8 units can display it.

Average Order Value

These modules encourage customers to purchase more products or add relevant offers to their orders.

Quantity Discounts

Encourage larger purchases by displaying clear quantity-based discount offers on WooCommerce product pages.

Key Capabilities

  • Presents quantity-based offers in an easy-to-understand format.
  • Allows multiple purchase-quantity tiers and discount values.
  • Helps customers understand the savings available at each tier.
  • Provides customizable text, colours, typography, and spacing.
  • Supports responsive presentation across different screen sizes.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Quantity Discounts calculates offers using the product pricing configured in WooCommerce. Before enabling the module, make sure the products you want to target have valid prices.

Simple Products

  1. Go to Products → All Products and edit the product.

  2. Open Product data → General.

  3. Enter a valid Regular price.

  4. Add a Sale price if the product is currently on sale.

  5. Update the product.

Variable Products

For variable products:

  1. Edit the variable product.

  2. Go to Product data → Variations.

  3. Open each variation you want customers to purchase.

  4. Enter a valid Regular price and, where required, a Sale price.

  5. Save the variations and update the product.

Important: A purchasable product or variation needs a valid WooCommerce price so Woo Sales Booster can calculate and display its quantity-discount pricing correctly.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the WooCommerce product prices, configure Quantity Discounts inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Quantity Discounts.

  2. Enable the Quantity Discounts module.

  3. Select the products or categories where the offer should apply.

  4. Create the required quantity tiers.

  5. Enter the discount value for each tier.

  6. Configure the offer text and display settings.

  7. Adjust colours, typography, spacing, and other design options, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  8. Click Save Changes.

  9. Test each quantity tier on the product page and in the cart.

Example configuration:

  • Buy 2 → 5% off

  • Buy 3–4 → 10% off

  • Buy 5+ → 15% off

Customers can then see how the price changes as they increase the selected quantity.

Recommended test: Check every configured tier and confirm the displayed unit price and cart total change correctly when the quantity moves from one tier to another.

Troubleshooting

Quantity Discount Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Quantity Discounts module is enabled.

  • Make sure the product or its category is included in the module targeting.

  • Verify that the product has a valid WooCommerce price.

  • Check that at least one quantity tier has been configured and saved.

Discount Does Not Apply at the Expected Quantity

  • Review the minimum and maximum quantities configured for each tier.

  • Make sure the tiers do not contain unintended gaps or overlapping quantity ranges.

  • Save the settings again after changing a tier.

Wrong Discounted Price Is Displayed

  • Verify the product’s current WooCommerce price.

  • For variable products, check the price of the selected variation.

  • Test each quantity tier separately.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older price continues to appear.

Variable Product Does Not Update Correctly

  • Confirm each relevant variation has a valid price.

  • Select a variation before testing the quantity discount.

  • Check different variations individually if their prices are different.

Discount Conflicts With Other Pricing Rules

If the store uses additional discount, coupon, dynamic-pricing, or promotional plugins, test the final cart totals carefully to make sure the pricing rules work together as expected.

Frequently Bought Together

Recommend complementary products that customers can conveniently review and add to their cart together.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays relevant product recommendations near the main produc
  • Allows multiple complementary products within one recommendation group.
  • Helps customers add related products without searching the store.
  • Presents product information and combined purchase actions clearly.
  • Provides responsive and customizable storefront styling.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Frequently Bought Together uses existing WooCommerce products to create complementary product recommendations. Before configuring an offer, make sure both products are published and purchasable.

Main Product

The main product is the product page where the Frequently Bought Together offer will appear.

  1. Go to Products → All Products.

  2. Edit the product you want to use as the main product.

  3. Confirm the product is Published.

  4. Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  5. If stock management is enabled, confirm the product is in stock.

Recommended Product

The recommended product is the complementary item displayed with the main product.

  1. Open the complementary product in Products → All Products.

  2. Confirm it is Published and purchasable.

  3. Make sure it has a valid price.

  4. Check its stock status if inventory management is enabled.

Example: A customer viewing wireless headphones could be offered a compatible USB-C cable as the Frequently Bought Together product.

Important: If either product is unpublished, unavailable, or not purchasable, the recommendation or combined add-to-cart action may not work as expected.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the WooCommerce products are ready, configure Frequently Bought Together inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Frequently Bought Together.

  2. Enable the Frequently Bought Together module.

  3. Create or configure a recommendation rule.

  4. Select the main product where the offer should appear.

  5. Select the complementary product to recommend.

  6. Configure the offer title, text, and purchase action.

  7. Choose the display position on the product page.

  8. Adjust colours, typography, spacing, and other design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  9. Click Save Changes.

  10. Open the main product page and test the recommendation.

Recommended test: Confirm that both products display the correct names and prices, then use the combined purchase action and verify that the expected products are added to the cart.

Troubleshooting

Frequently Bought Together Offer Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Frequently Bought Together module is enabled.

  • Make sure a main product and complementary product have been selected.

  • Verify that the main product matches the configured recommendation rule.

  • Confirm both WooCommerce products are published and purchasable.

Recommended Product Shows the Wrong Price

  • Check the current WooCommerce price of the recommended product.

  • If the product is on sale, verify its Regular and Sale prices.

  • For variable products, confirm the selected or default variation has valid pricing.

  • Clear site and browser cache if an older price remains visible.

Product Cannot Be Added to Cart

  • Confirm the product is in stock.

  • Make sure it is purchasable in WooCommerce.

  • For variable products, check that all required attributes and variations are configured correctly.

Only One Product Is Added

  • Review the Frequently Bought Together rule and confirm both products are configured correctly.

  • Check that neither product has become unavailable or out of stock.

  • Test the offer again after saving the module settings.

Offer Appears on the Wrong Product

  • Review the selected main product or targeting rule.

  • Confirm the recommendation has not been assigned to another product unintentionally.

  • Save the settings again after changing the targeting configuration.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the module’s placement and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Product Bundles

Combine related products into a clear bundle offer that gives customers a simpler purchasing decision.

Key Capabilities

  • Groups multiple WooCommerce products into one coordinated offer.
  • Helps customers understand which products are designed to work together.
  • Allows bundle titles, descriptions, products, and purchase options to be configured.
  • Presents the bundled products in a focused storefront layout.
  • Supports responsive styling and Global Theme Matching.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Product Bundles uses existing WooCommerce products to create a combined offer. Before creating a bundle, make sure every product included in the bundle is properly configured and purchasable.

Bundle Products

For each product you want to include:

  1. Go to Products → All Products.

  2. Open the product.

  3. Confirm the product is Published.

  4. Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  5. If stock management is enabled, confirm the product has sufficient stock.

  6. Update the product if you make any changes.

Example: A bundle could combine Wireless Headphones + Power Bank + USB-C Cable into one complementary offer.

Variable Products

If a variable product is included:

  1. Edit the variable product.

  2. Go to Product data → Variations.

  3. Confirm the required variations are enabled.

  4. Make sure each purchasable variation has a valid price.

  5. Check variation stock quantities where stock management is enabled.

  6. Save the variations and update the product.

Important: Products that are unpublished, out of stock, or otherwise not purchasable may prevent the bundle purchase flow from working as expected.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming that the WooCommerce products are ready, configure the bundle inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Product Bundles.

  2. Enable the Product Bundles module.

  3. Create a new bundle offer.

  4. Enter the bundle title and description.

  5. Select the products that should be included in the bundle.

  6. Configure the available bundle offer and purchase settings.

  7. Choose where the bundle should appear on the storefront.

  8. Configure colours, typography, spacing, and other design options, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  9. Click Save Changes.

  10. Open the relevant product page and test the complete bundle purchase flow.

Example configuration:

Complete Your Setup Bundle

  • AeroBeat Pro Wireless Headphones — $69.99

  • VoltMax 20K Power Bank — $39.99

  • FlexCharge 100W USB-C Cable — $12.99

The bundle should clearly show the included products and provide customers with an easy way to purchase the configured offer.

Recommended test: Confirm every bundled product displays the correct name and price, then complete the bundle purchase action and verify that the expected products are added to the cart.

Troubleshooting

Bundle Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Product Bundles module is enabled.

  • Make sure the bundle has been created and saved.

  • Check that the required products are assigned to the bundle.

  • Verify the configured display location or targeting settings.

Product Is Missing From the Bundle

  • Confirm the product is Published.

  • Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  • Check that the product is available for purchase.

  • If stock management is enabled, verify that the product is in stock.

Bundle Shows the Wrong Product Price

  • Check the current WooCommerce price of the affected product.

  • Verify Regular and Sale prices if the product is discounted.

  • For variable products, check the price of the relevant variation.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older price remains visible.

Bundle Products Are Not Added Correctly

  • Confirm every selected product is purchasable.

  • Check the stock status of all bundle products.

  • For variable products, verify that required variations and attributes are configured correctly.

  • Save the bundle settings again and repeat the purchase test.

Bundle Becomes Unavailable

One of the bundled products may have become out of stock, unpublished, or otherwise unavailable.

Review each bundled product in WooCommerce → Products and confirm its availability.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the bundle placement and design settings in Woo Sales Booster.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the bundle on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Cart Upsell

Suggest relevant additional products while customers review the items already added to their cart.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays targeted product recommendations within the cart experience.
  • Helps customers discover useful additions before proceeding to checkout.
  • Allows specific upsell products to be connected to relevant cart items.
  • Supports customizable headings, product details, buttons, and styling.
  • Provides a responsive layout for desktop, tablet, and mobile carts.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Cart Upsell recommends an additional product based on the products or conditions configured in your upsell rule. Before creating a rule, make sure both the trigger and recommended products are ready for purchase in WooCommerce.

Trigger Product

The trigger product is the item that causes the upsell recommendation to appear when it is present in the customer’s cart.

  1. Go to Products → All Products.

  2. Open the product you want to use as the trigger.

  3. Confirm the product is Published.

  4. Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  5. If stock management is enabled, confirm the product is available for purchase.

Upsell Product

The upsell product is the additional item Woo Sales Booster recommends in the cart.

  1. Open the product in Products → All Products.

  2. Confirm it is Published and purchasable.

  3. Make sure it has a valid price.

  4. Verify its stock status if inventory management is enabled.

  5. For variable products, make sure the required variations have valid prices and availability.

Example: If a customer adds FlexCharge 100W USB-C Cable to the cart, you can recommend VoltMax 20K Power Bank as a useful additional product.

Important: If the recommended product becomes unpublished, out of stock, or otherwise unavailable, the Cart Upsell offer may not display or may not be purchasable.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the WooCommerce products are ready, configure the Cart Upsell rule inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Cart Upsell.

  2. Enable the Cart Upsell module.

  3. Create a new upsell rule.

  4. Choose the triggering product or supported cart condition.

  5. Select the product that should be recommended as the upsell product.

  6. Configure the upsell offer or discount settings where required.

  7. Customize the heading, supporting text, product information, and button text.

  8. Choose the available display and placement settings.

  9. Configure colours, typography, spacing, and other design options, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  10. Click Save Changes.

  11. Add the trigger product to the cart and test the complete upsell flow.

Example configuration:

Trigger: FlexCharge 100W USB-C Cable — $12.99

Upsell: VoltMax 20K Power Bank
Regular price: $39.99
Upsell offer: 10% off
Offer price: $35.99

Recommended test: Add only the trigger product to the cart. Confirm that the correct upsell appears, then click the upsell purchase button and verify that the recommended product is added with the expected price.

Troubleshooting

Cart Upsell Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Cart Upsell module is enabled.

  • Make sure an upsell rule has been created and saved.

  • Verify that the correct trigger product or cart condition is configured.

  • Confirm the trigger product is actually present in the cart.

  • Check that the recommended product is published and available for purchase.

Wrong Product Is Recommended

  • Review the trigger product or cart conditions configured in the upsell rule.

  • Confirm the correct upsell product has been selected.

  • Check for other active upsell rules that may also match the cart.

Upsell Shows the Wrong Price

  • Check the current WooCommerce Regular and Sale prices of the recommended product.

  • Review any upsell discount configured in Woo Sales Booster.

  • For variable products, verify the relevant variation price.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older price continues to appear.

Upsell Product Cannot Be Added to the Cart

  • Confirm the recommended product is in stock and purchasable.

  • Check its WooCommerce product status.

  • For variable products, make sure required attributes and variations are configured correctly.

  • Save the product and upsell rule again before retesting.

Upsell Still Appears After the Product Is Added

Review the Cart Upsell rule and its display behaviour. Test the cart after adding the recommended product to confirm the module behaves as configured and does not create an unintended duplicate-purchase experience.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the module’s display and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the cart on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing styling.

Checkout Order Bump

Present a relevant last-minute add-on during checkout without interrupting the customer’s purchase flow.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays a focused product offer inside the checkout experience.
  • Allows customers to add the offered product without leaving checkout.
  • Supports product-based and available checkout targeting conditions.
  • Allows customizable offer text, product details, pricing, and styling.
  • Provides a responsive layout for standard WooCommerce checkout pages.

WooCommerce Product Requirements

Checkout Order Bump presents an additional product offer during checkout. Before creating an order-bump rule, make sure the products involved are correctly configured in WooCommerce.

Trigger Product

The trigger product is the product or cart item that causes the order-bump offer to appear when the configured rule matches.

  1. Go to Products → All Products.

  2. Open the product you want to use as a trigger.

  3. Confirm the product is Published.

  4. Make sure it has a valid WooCommerce price.

  5. If stock management is enabled, confirm the product is available for purchase.

Bump Product

The bump product is the additional item offered to the customer during checkout.

  1. Open the product in Products → All Products.

  2. Confirm it is Published and purchasable.

  3. Make sure it has a valid price.

  4. Check its stock status if inventory management is enabled.

  5. For variable products, make sure the required variations have valid prices and availability.

Example: If a customer is purchasing AeroBeat Pro Wireless Headphones, you could offer a FlexCharge 100W USB-C Cable as a convenient checkout add-on.

Important: If the bump product becomes unpublished, out of stock, or otherwise unavailable, the order-bump offer may not appear or may not be purchasable.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the WooCommerce products are ready, configure the Checkout Order Bump inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Checkout Order Bump.

  2. Enable the Checkout Order Bump module.

  3. Create a new order-bump rule.

  4. Choose the trigger product or supported checkout/cart condition.

  5. Select the product that should be presented as the bump product.

  6. Configure the offer price or discount where applicable.

  7. Customize the offer heading, description, product information, and action text.

  8. Choose the available checkout placement.

  9. Configure colours, typography, spacing, and other design options, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  10. Click Save Changes.

  11. Add the trigger product to the cart and proceed to checkout to test the offer.

Example configuration:

Trigger product: AeroBeat Pro Wireless Headphones — $69.99

Order bump: FlexCharge 100W USB-C Cable
Regular price: $12.99
Example bump offer: 10% off

The customer can accept the add-on directly during checkout without leaving the checkout flow.

Recommended test: Add the trigger product to the cart, proceed to checkout, confirm the correct order bump appears, accept the offer, and verify that the bump product and final order total update correctly.

Troubleshooting

Order Bump Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Checkout Order Bump module is enabled.

  • Make sure the order-bump rule has been created and saved.

  • Verify that the configured trigger product or condition matches the current cart.

  • Confirm the bump product is published and available for purchase.

  • Check that the selected checkout placement is supported by the current store setup.

Wrong Product Is Offered

  • Review the trigger product or checkout conditions in the order-bump rule.

  • Confirm the correct bump product is selected.

  • Check whether another active order-bump rule also matches the same cart.

Order Bump Shows the Wrong Price

  • Check the current WooCommerce Regular and Sale prices of the bump product.

  • Review any discount or promotional price configured in Woo Sales Booster.

  • For variable products, verify the relevant variation price.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older price continues to appear.

Bump Product Cannot Be Added

  • Confirm the bump product is in stock and purchasable.

  • Check the WooCommerce product status.

  • For variable products, make sure required attributes and variations are configured correctly.

  • Save the product and order-bump rule again before retesting.

Order Total Does Not Update Correctly

  • Remove and re-add the bump product during checkout and confirm the total recalculates.

  • Check for other pricing, coupon, checkout, or discount plugins that may affect the final total.

  • Test the checkout again using a clean cart.

Order Bump Appears When It Should Not

  • Review the configured trigger products and checkout conditions.

  • Check whether the rule is too broad.

  • Disable or adjust any overlapping order-bump rules.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the order-bump placement and design settings.

  • Check for checkout-theme or page-builder styling conflicts.

  • Test the checkout on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Shopping Experience & Trust

These modules improve product discovery, convenience, and customer confidence throughout the shopping journey.

Free Shipping Bar

Show customers their progress toward the free-shipping threshold and encourage them to add more products to the cart.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays the remaining amount required for free shipping
  • Updates the progress automatically when the cart changes
  • Supports customizable initial, progress, and success messages.
  • Allows colours, typography, spacing, and progress-bar styling.
  • Provides a responsive layout across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

WooCommerce Setup Required

Before using the Free Shipping Bar, configure a Free Shipping method in WooCommerce. The Woo Sales Booster bar shows customers their progress toward the free-shipping goal, while WooCommerce controls when free shipping is actually available at cart and checkout.

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping zones.

  2. Open the shipping zone where you want to offer free shipping.

  3. Add or edit the Free shipping shipping method.

  4. Set Free shipping requires to A minimum order amount.

  5. Enter your required order amount, for example $75.

  6. Save the shipping method.

Important: Use the same minimum amount in WooCommerce and Woo Sales Booster so the progress bar and checkout shipping rule stay synchronized.

Threshold Source Explained

Woo Sales Booster provides two ways to determine the free-shipping goal.

WooCommerce Shipping Zone

Uses the minimum order amount configured in the customer’s matching WooCommerce shipping zone.

Recommended for live stores where different countries or shipping zones may have different free-shipping requirements.

Custom / Fallback Threshold

Uses a fixed amount entered directly in Woo Sales Booster.

This is useful when:

  • You want one consistent free-shipping goal across the store.

  • A matching WooCommerce shipping zone does not have a minimum free-shipping amount.

  • You are configuring a demo or testing environment.

Example: If your store offers free shipping at $75, enter 75 as the custom/fallback threshold.

Tip: If you use the WooCommerce Shipping Zone option, make sure each relevant shipping zone has a Free Shipping method with a minimum order amount configured.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After configuring your WooCommerce shipping rules, set up the Free Shipping Bar inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Free Shipping Bar.

  2. Enable the Free Shipping Bar module.

  3. Under Threshold Source, choose:

    • WooCommerce Shipping Zone to use the minimum amount from the customer’s matching WooCommerce shipping zone, or

    • Custom / Fallback Threshold to use a fixed store-wide amount.

  4. If using a custom threshold, enter your free-shipping goal, for example 75 for a $75 target.

  5. Choose how the Progress Subtotal should be calculated.

  6. Customize the Amount Remaining, Goal Unlocked, and Empty Cart messages.

  7. Configure the bar’s Placement and Visibility.

  8. Adjust the design settings if required.

  9. Click Save Changes.

  10. Test the bar with cart totals both below and above the free-shipping threshold.

Recommended test: Add a product below the threshold and confirm the remaining amount is displayed. Then increase the cart total above the threshold and confirm the success message appears and WooCommerce offers Free Shipping.

Shipping Settings Recommendation

For a cleaner checkout experience, WooCommerce can hide paid shipping options automatically when the customer qualifies for Free Shipping.

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping settings.

  2. Enable Hide shipping rates when free shipping is available.

  3. Click Save changes.

When enabled:

  • Below the free-shipping threshold: Customers can use your normal paid shipping method.

  • At or above the threshold: Free Shipping becomes available and the other shipping rates are hidden.

Example: If Standard Shipping costs $5.99 and Free Shipping starts at $75, customers below $75 will see Standard Shipping. Once the cart reaches $75, Free Shipping will be shown instead.

Troubleshooting

If the Free Shipping Bar does not behave as expected, check the following:

Free Shipping Bar Shows the Wrong Amount

  • Confirm the correct Threshold Source is selected in Woo Sales Booster.

  • If using WooCommerce Shipping Zone, verify that the customer’s matching shipping zone has a Free Shipping method with a minimum order amount.

  • If using Custom / Fallback Threshold, confirm the entered amount matches your intended free-shipping goal.

Free Shipping Does Not Appear at Checkout

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping zones.

  2. Open the customer’s matching shipping zone.

  3. Confirm that Free shipping is enabled.

  4. Check that Free shipping requires is set to A minimum order amount.

  5. Make sure the minimum amount matches the threshold shown by Woo Sales Booster.

Paid Shipping Still Appears After Free Shipping Is Unlocked

Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping settings and enable Hide shipping rates when free shipping is available.

Progress Bar Does Not Update

  • Refresh the cart and confirm the cart subtotal changes correctly.

  • Check that the Free Shipping Bar module is enabled.

  • Clear any WordPress, server, CDN, or browser cache if the previous threshold is still displayed.

Different Countries Show Different Thresholds

This can happen when WooCommerce Shipping Zone is selected because WooCommerce may use different free-shipping minimums for different shipping zones.

Use Custom / Fallback Threshold if you want one consistent free-shipping goal across the entire store.

Wishlist

Allow customers to save products they are interested in and return to purchase them later.

Key Capabilities

  • Adds a wishlist action to supported WooCommerce product listings.
  • Creates a dedicated page for viewing saved products.
  • Allows customers to remove items or move them to the cart.
  • Includes sharing options for desktop and mobile devices.
  • Supports customizable icons, text, colours, and button styling.

Wishlist Page & Product Requirements

Wishlist allows customers to save WooCommerce products and return to them later. Make sure the Wishlist page and the products customers can save are available correctly.

Wishlist Page

Woo Sales Booster creates a dedicated Wishlist page for displaying saved products.

After enabling the module:

  1. Go to Pages → All Pages.

  2. Confirm that the Wishlist page exists.

  3. Make sure the page is Published.

  4. Do not delete the page while the Wishlist module is active.

  5. Confirm that the correct Wishlist page is selected in the Woo Sales Booster Wishlist settings.

The Wishlist page is used to display products customers have saved.

Products

Products customers save should be valid WooCommerce products.

Make sure:

  • The product is Published.

  • The product has a valid price.

  • The product is purchasable.

  • If stock management is enabled, its current stock status is correct.

Important: A product can remain visible in a customer’s Wishlist even if its availability later changes, but purchasing it depends on its current WooCommerce price, stock status, and purchasability.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming the Wishlist page is available, configure the module inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Wishlist.

  2. Enable the Wishlist module.

  3. Confirm or select the page used to display saved products.

  4. Choose where the Wishlist button or icon should appear on supported product layouts.

  5. Configure the Wishlist button text, icon, and available interaction settings.

  6. Configure the available sharing options.

  7. Adjust colours, typography, spacing, button styling, and other design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  8. Click Save Changes.

  9. Open a product page and add a product to the Wishlist.

  10. Open the Wishlist page and test removing the product, moving it to the cart, and using the available sharing options.

Recommended test: Save at least two different products, open the Wishlist page, remove one item, move the other to the cart, and confirm the Wishlist updates correctly.

Troubleshooting

Wishlist Button Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Wishlist module is enabled.

  • Check the configured button or icon placement.

  • Make sure you are viewing a supported WooCommerce product layout.

  • Confirm the product is published.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the module settings.

Wishlist Page Does Not Open

  • Go to Pages → All Pages and confirm the Wishlist page exists.

  • Make sure the page is Published and has not been moved to Trash.

  • Confirm the correct Wishlist page is selected in Woo Sales Booster.

  • Save the Wishlist settings again after changing the page.

Saved Products Do Not Appear

  • Confirm the product was successfully added using the Wishlist button.

  • Refresh the Wishlist page.

  • Check that the product is still published.

  • Clear site and browser cache if an older Wishlist state continues to appear.

Product Cannot Be Moved to the Cart

  • Confirm the product is currently purchasable.

  • Check its stock status.

  • Verify its WooCommerce price.

  • For variable products, make sure required variation selections are available before purchase.

Sharing Does Not Work as Expected

  • Confirm the sharing options are enabled in the Wishlist settings.

  • Test the Wishlist on both desktop and mobile.

  • Check whether browser privacy settings or extensions are blocking the sharing action.

Wishlist Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the module’s icon, button, typography, colour, and spacing settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the Wishlist button and Wishlist page on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Recently Viewed

Help customers quickly return to products they previously viewed while browsing your store.

Key Capabilities

  • Automatically records recently viewed WooCommerce products.
  • Displays product images, names, prices, and purchase actions.
  • Allows the number and order of displayed products to be configured.
  • Supports customizable headings, layouts, colours, and spacing.
  • Provides responsive presentation across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Product & Tracking Requirements

Recently Viewed records supported WooCommerce products as customers browse the store and displays them again in the configured Recently Viewed section.

Eligible Products

For a product to work correctly with Recently Viewed:

  1. Go to Products → All Products.

  2. Confirm the product is Published.

  3. Make sure the product is visible on the storefront.

  4. Confirm it has a valid WooCommerce price if price information is displayed.

  5. If stock management is enabled, verify its current availability.

Products that are unpublished, private, deleted, or otherwise unavailable may no longer appear correctly in the Recently Viewed list.

Testing the History

To test the module correctly:

  1. Open the storefront.

  2. Visit several individual product pages one after another.

  3. Navigate to a page where the Recently Viewed section is configured to appear.

  4. Confirm that the products you visited are displayed.

  5. Open another product and verify that the list updates according to the configured item limit and order.

Important: Test the Recently Viewed history in the same browser session while verifying the module. Clearing browser/site data or using a different browsing session may affect previously recorded viewing history.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming your WooCommerce products are available, configure Recently Viewed inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Recently Viewed.

  2. Enable the Recently Viewed module.

  3. Choose where the Recently Viewed products section should appear.

  4. Set the maximum number of products to display.

  5. Configure the available product ordering or display behaviour.

  6. Customize the section heading and product information shown to customers.

  7. Configure the layout, colours, typography, spacing, and other design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  8. Click Save Changes.

  9. Visit several product pages and confirm that the Recently Viewed section updates correctly.

Example: If the module is configured to display 4 products, visit five different product pages and confirm that the section follows the configured limit and ordering behaviour.

Recommended test: Check the section on desktop and mobile, open several different products, and verify that product images, names, prices, and available purchase actions display correctly.

Troubleshooting

Recently Viewed Section Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the Recently Viewed module is enabled.

  • Make sure you have already visited one or more product pages.

  • Check the configured display location.

  • Confirm the current page supports the selected placement.

  • Save the settings again and retest.

Products Do Not Appear in the List

  • Confirm the products are Published and visible on the storefront.

  • Visit the individual product pages again before checking the Recently Viewed section.

  • Test in the same browser session.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older storefront version is being displayed.

Old or Unexpected Products Appear

  • Visit new product pages and check whether the list updates according to the configured maximum number of items.

  • Verify the configured product ordering behaviour.

  • Clear the relevant browser/site data when performing a completely fresh test.

Product Shows the Wrong Price

  • Check the product’s current WooCommerce Regular and Sale prices.

  • For variable products, verify the available variation pricing.

  • Clear site and browser cache if an older price continues to appear.

Product Cannot Be Purchased From the Section

  • Confirm the product is currently purchasable.

  • Check its stock status.

  • For variable products, customers may need to open the product page and select the required variation before purchase.

Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the Recently Viewed layout and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the section on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Product Badges

Highlight important products and offers with clear, attention-grabbing badges across your WooCommerce store.

Key Capabilities

  • Supports sale, new-product, and custom promotional badges.
  • Allows badges to be assigned to selected products or categories.
  • Provides multiple positions around the product image.
  • Includes customizable text, colours, typography, radius, and spacing.
  • Displays responsively on supported shop and product layouts.

WooCommerce Product Data Required

Product Badges can use WooCommerce product information to determine when badges such as SALE, NEW, and LOW STOCK should appear. Make sure the relevant product data is configured correctly before enabling automatic badges.

Sale Badge

The SALE badge depends on the product having an active WooCommerce sale price.

For a simple product:

  1. Go to Products → All Products and edit the product.

  2. Open Product data → General.

  3. Enter a Regular price.

  4. Enter a lower Sale price.

  5. Update the product.

For variable products, configure the regular and sale prices inside the relevant Variations.

Example: Regular price $59.99 and Sale price $39.99 allows the product to be recognized as being on sale.

New Badge

The NEW badge uses the product’s publication date together with the new-product period configured in Woo Sales Booster.

Make sure the product is Published and has a valid publication date.

Example: If the NEW badge is configured to show for products published within the last 30 days, recently published products can display the badge automatically.

Low Stock Badge

The LOW STOCK badge depends on WooCommerce inventory information.

  1. Edit the product.

  2. Go to Product data → Inventory.

  3. Enable Manage stock.

  4. Enter the product’s Stock quantity.

  5. Update the product.

For variable products, configure stock quantities for individual variations when variation-level stock management is required.

Example: If the badge threshold is 5, a product with 4 units remaining can display the LOW STOCK badge.

Important: Automatic badges depend on the corresponding WooCommerce product data. A Sale badge requires sale pricing, and a Low Stock badge requires a usable stock quantity.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After configuring the required WooCommerce product information, set up Product Badges inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Product Badges.

  2. Enable the Product Badges module.

  3. Enable or configure the badge types you want to display, such as SALE, NEW, LOW STOCK, or supported custom promotional badges.

  4. Configure any thresholds or display rules available for the selected badge type.

  5. Choose where the badge should appear on the product image or supported product layout.

  6. Configure the badge text, colours, typography, radius, spacing, and other design settings.

  7. Apply product or category targeting where required.

  8. Click Save Changes.

  9. Test the badges on both the Shop page and single product pages.

Recommended test: Use one sale product, one recently published product, and one stock-managed product with a low quantity. Confirm that each badge appears only when its corresponding condition is satisfied.

Troubleshooting

Sale Badge Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the product has both a Regular price and a lower Sale price.

  • Make sure the sale is currently active if sale dates are being used.

  • For variable products, check the pricing of the individual variations.

  • Confirm the SALE badge is enabled in Woo Sales Booster.

New Badge Does Not Appear

  • Confirm the product is published.

  • Check the product’s publication date.

  • Verify that the product falls within the NEW badge period configured in Woo Sales Booster.

  • Confirm the NEW badge is enabled.

Low Stock Badge Does Not Appear

  • Make sure WooCommerce stock management is enabled for the product.

  • Confirm a numerical Stock quantity is available.

  • Check that the current stock quantity meets the Low Stock badge threshold.

  • For variable products, verify the selected variation’s inventory settings.

Badge Appears on the Wrong Product

  • Review the selected product or category targeting rules.

  • Check whether an automatic badge condition such as sale status, publication date, or stock quantity is being met.

  • Save the settings again after changing targeting rules.

Badge Styling or Position Looks Incorrect

  • Review the badge position and design settings in Woo Sales Booster.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if an older badge design continues to appear.

Trust Badges

Build customer confidence by displaying reassuring store benefits and accepted payment methods near important purchase actions.

Key Capabilities

  • Displays trust messages for secure payments, delivery, support, and guarantees.
  • Includes accepted-payment-method icons.
  • Allows badges to be positioned near important purchase controls.
  • Supports customizable icons, text, colours, typography, and layouts.
  • Provides responsive presentation across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Store Trust & Payment Requirements

Trust Badges can display store-assurance messages and accepted-payment icons near important purchase actions. Before enabling them, make sure the information shown accurately reflects your store’s real policies and payment options.

Trust Messages

Only display trust messages that genuinely apply to your store.

Examples may include:

  • Secure payment

  • Fast or reliable delivery

  • Customer support

  • Easy returns

  • Money-back or satisfaction guarantees

Before displaying a message, confirm that the corresponding service, policy, or guarantee is actually available to customers.

Important: Avoid displaying guarantees, delivery promises, return claims, or security statements that your store does not provide.

Payment Methods

WooCommerce controls the payment methods customers can actually use during checkout.

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Payments.

  2. Review the available payment gateways.

  3. Enable and configure the payment methods your store actually accepts.

  4. Complete any setup required by the individual payment gateway.

  5. Test the checkout to confirm the payment options appear correctly.

When selecting payment icons in Woo Sales Booster, show only methods that customers can realistically use on your store.

Example: If your checkout accepts Visa and Mastercard through your configured payment gateway, displaying those payment icons can help communicate the available payment options.

Important: Payment icons displayed by Trust Badges are informational. They do not enable or configure the corresponding WooCommerce payment gateway.

Woo Sales Booster Setup

After confirming your store policies and WooCommerce payment methods, configure Trust Badges inside Woo Sales Booster.

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → Modules → Trust Badges.

  2. Enable the Trust Badges module.

  3. Choose the trust messages you want to display.

  4. Select the accepted-payment icons that accurately represent your store’s available payment options.

  5. Customize the badge titles, supporting text, and icons where available.

  6. Choose where the Trust Badges should appear near supported purchase areas.

  7. Configure the badge layout and alignment.

  8. Adjust colours, typography, spacing, icon size, borders, and other design settings, or use Global Theme Matching where available.

  9. Click Save Changes.

  10. Open the storefront and verify the badges on the configured pages and devices.

Recommended test:

  • Confirm every displayed trust message accurately reflects your store policies.

  • Compare the displayed payment icons with the actual payment methods available at checkout.

  • Test the layout on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Complete a test checkout to confirm that the displayed payment-method information is not misleading.

Troubleshooting

Trust Badges Do Not Appear

  • Confirm the Trust Badges module is enabled.

  • Check the configured display location.

  • Make sure you are viewing a supported storefront area.

  • Save the module settings again and refresh the page.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache if necessary.

Payment Icon Is Displayed but the Method Is Missing at Checkout

  • Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Payments.

  • Confirm the corresponding payment gateway is enabled and fully configured.

  • Check whether the gateway has country, currency, device, cart, or other availability requirements.

  • Complete a checkout test using the relevant customer details.

If the payment method is not actually available to customers, remove its icon from Trust Badges.

Checkout Payment Method Works but Its Icon Is Missing

  • Open the Trust Badges settings.

  • Confirm the desired payment icon is enabled.

  • Save the module settings.

  • Refresh the storefront and clear cache if an older version is still displayed.

Trust Message Is Inaccurate

Review the store’s actual policy before displaying the message.

For example, do not show:

  • Free Delivery unless the customer can actually qualify for it.

  • Easy Returns unless your return policy supports that claim.

  • Money-Back Guarantee unless such a guarantee is genuinely offered.

Update either the trust message or the corresponding store policy so the information remains accurate.

Payment Icons Do Not Match the Checkout

Compare the Trust Badges configuration with the payment gateways currently enabled under WooCommerce → Settings → Payments.

Remove outdated or unsupported icons and keep only the methods relevant to your store.

Badge Layout or Styling Looks Incorrect

  • Review the Trust Badges layout and design settings.

  • Check for theme or page-builder CSS conflicts.

  • Test the badges on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

  • Clear WordPress, server, CDN, and browser cache after changing the design.

Icons Look Too Large or Misaligned

  • Adjust the payment-icon size and spacing settings.

  • Check the configured alignment and layout.

  • Test multiple screen sizes before finalizing the design.

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