WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping 4.3.12
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WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping is a plugin that extends the shipping capabilities of WooCommerce stores. Instead of relying on simple flat rates or free shipping thresholds, you can build a set of shipping zones that target particular destinations. Inside each zone, you can assign multiple tables of rates, meaning one destination area can have several pricing structures. The zones act as the top-level grouping, and the tables give you a way to build different pricing logic within each group. This is useful when you need different charges based on order contents or customer segments. The plugin gives you control over how shipping is calculated, and it extends the default shipping methods with a more flexible system. You can set up the tables once and then apply them to the zones you have defined. For store owners, this means less manual work and fewer cases where the shipping charge does not match the actual cost of delivery.
The plugin supports several calculation methods, which determine how a rate is applied to an order. You can calculate shipping per order, which applies one rate to the entire order. Per item multiplies the rate by the number of items in the cart. A per-line calculation uses each line item in the order as the base, and a per-class calculation applies rates based on shipping classes assigned to products. These options give you the ability to match your shipping logic to real-world scenarios. Each method changes the base number that the rate is multiplied against, so you can set up the same table and switch methods without starting over. For instance, if you sell small items that are cheaper to ship in bulk, per-order pricing might work best. If you sell heavy items, per-item or per-class pricing could be more accurate. The choice depends on how your products are stored and shipped.
Beyond the calculation type, you can set rules that determine when a rate applies. Rules can be based on weight, the number of items in the order, the number of items belonging to a specific shipping class, or the order price. Once those conditions are met, you can set costs in several ways: a fixed cost per row, a per-item cost, a percentage of the order total, or a cost per weight unit. That allows you to build a table where one rule covers the base rate and another covers an additional per-item or per-weight charge. For example, a weight-based rule might charge a flat base rate plus an extra amount per kilogram. A price-based rule might waive shipping for orders above a certain total. The cost structure can vary from one rule to the next, so you are not locked into a single formula across the whole table.
The tables themselves are organized by zone, so you can set up separate rules for domestic, regional, and international shipping. Each zone can hold multiple tables, and the plugin checks the tables in order to find the first one that matches the order conditions. That way, you can create a default table for most orders and a more specific table for certain product types or destinations. The result is a shipping system that behaves the way your store needs it to. This extension is not a shipping rate calculator for carriers; it is a rule-based rate engine that you configure manually. It works with the existing WooCommerce shipping setup, so you do not have to replace your store's checkout process. The setup process is straightforward because you only need to define zones, tables, and rules. For anyone who has outgrown flat-rate shipping, it offers a practical way to build a custom rate structure.
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- Last updated
- August 9, 2026
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- Digital
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- Version
- 2.7.0
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Item type
- plugin
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