Hundreds of WordPress and WooCommerce plugins, neatly organized by category. From payments and shipping to marketing, integrations and speed. Find the plugin that makes your webshop work faster, smarter and better in just a few clicks.
Accept PayPal, Venmo, Pay Later, and card payments in WooCommerce, including through Express Checkout buttons on product pages.
Import and export WooCommerce products via CSV, XML, Excel and Google Sheets, with column mapping and scheduled transfers.
Create advanced coupon codes for WooCommerce, such as BOGO, gift cards, store credit and auto-applied promotions.
Sell products and services as subscriptions with weekly, monthly, or yearly payments, including trial periods and cancellation options for customers.
Give every WooCommerce coupon code its own link or QR code that applies the discount automatically.
Automatically create PDF invoices, packing slips and credit notes for WooCommerce orders and attach them to the order emails.
Accept cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and local methods through Stripe in WooCommerce, with 3D Secure and refunds.
Import and export WordPress users and WooCommerce customers as CSV, XML, or Excel, with passwords preserved.
Connect your WooCommerce store to Wholesale2B's dropshipping catalog of more than 1 million products, with daily sync and automatic order processing.
Open source store platform for WordPress that lets you sell products. Expandable with hundreds of extensions and themes.
Design WooCommerce emails with a drag-and-drop builder, no code needed. There is a free version on wordpress.org.
Show prices and let customers pay in multiple currencies in your WooCommerce store. Now called CURCY. A free version is available.
WooCommerce plugin for food ordering and delivery through your own site, with time slots, delivery zones and receipt printing. Now called FoodMaster.
Accept payments through Adyen in WooCommerce, with more than 30 local payment methods, Apple Pay, Google Pay and recurring payments.
Publish WooCommerce products on bol, with stock and price syncing, a bol markup on the price and optional import of bol orders.
Publish WooCommerce products as ads on Marktplaats Pro and pay per click that brings visitors to your webshop.
Import and sync more than 50,000 pet supplies from dropshipping supplier Van der Meer into WooCommerce and forward orders.
Import and sync more than 150,000 products from DropXL (formerly vidaXL) into WooCommerce and forward orders automatically.
Security plugin with a firewall, malware scanning and login security, plus a live traffic view. There is a free version.
Logs all activity on your WordPress site: who changes what and when, including users, posts and settings. There is a free version.
Create responsive tables and charts in WordPress from Google Sheets, databases, or APIs. A limited free version is available.
Manage, secure, sell, and count downloads on your WordPress site, with access rules and integrations with cloud storage.
Manage HR, CRM, and accounting from the WordPress dashboard. For small businesses that want to keep customers, staff, and invoices in one place.
Drag-and-drop form builder for WordPress with more than 2,100 templates and payments via Stripe and PayPal.
A WooCommerce webshop is rarely finished after installation. You want to offer different payment methods, print shipping labels, connect your inventory to your accounting and see your visitors in your analytics. There’s a plugin for almost every one of those tasks. With the right extensions, you can build a webshop that does exactly what you need without custom development. With the wrong ones, you end up with a slow, vulnerable site where every update breaks something else. On this page you’ll find hundreds of plugins, organized by category, so you can quickly see what options are available.
First, check whether the plugin is actively maintained. A recent update and support for the latest version of WordPress and WooCommerce are good signs. Then read the reviews and see how the developer responds to questions in the support forum. Also check whether the plugin works with your theme and your page builder, and whether the free version already offers the features you need or you’ll need a paid license.
Every plugin adds code to your site. That costs loading time and increases the risk of conflicts. So choose one plugin that does a task well rather than three plugins that each handle a small part. Remove plugins you no longer use, and test new plugins on a copy of your webshop before you put them live. That way you avoid surprises on busy sales days.
Start with the problem that costs you the most time or revenue.
| You want | Category | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| More payment options | Payments | iDEAL, credit card, PayPal, buy now pay later and subscriptions |
| Faster shipping | Shipping | Shipping labels, track and trace, pickup points and shipping rates per zone |
| More visitors and sales | Marketing | Discount codes, abandoned carts, upsells and reviews |
| Connect your systems | Integrations | Accounting, inventory management, marketplaces and CRM |
| A faster webshop | Speed | Caching, image optimization and database cleanup |
| A secure webshop | Security | Firewall, login security, backups and spam filters |
Many plugins have a free basic version and a paid version with extra features. For a small webshop, the free version is often enough. As your webshop grows, a premium license usually pays for itself quickly in time saved and support. With paid plugins, check whether the license needs to be renewed every year, because without a valid license you won’t get updates anymore.
Outdated plugins are one of the most common causes of hacked WordPress sites. So keep your plugins up to date, make a backup before every major update and check after updating that your checkout still works properly. Place a test order and see whether the confirmation email arrives. It takes a few minutes and prevents missed orders.
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