WooCommerce Partial COD 1.5.3 – Payment Gateway Restrictions & Fees

WooCommerce Partial COD is a WooCommerce plugin that lets you control Cash on Delivery (COD) payment availability based on product rules and cart conditions. Instead of enabling COD for every order, it restricts COD (and its related fees) to only the eligible carts, helping you avoid unintended payment methods. By tailoring checkout options at the product level, the gateway behaves more accurately for mixed catalogs and rule-based shopping flows. The plugin integrates smoothly with WooCommerce checkout so you can set restrictions without disrupting your storefront experience.

Main Features

• Product-based COD availability — Enable or disable COD depending on which products are present in the cart.
• Rule and condition control — Apply gateway restrictions using defined conditions that match your store logic.
• Gateway fee handling — Restrict COD and associated fees to carts that meet your eligibility criteria.
• Cart-aware settings — Manage payment availability based on the contents of the customer’s cart, not just the order total.
• Checkout compatibility — Works within the standard WooCommerce payment flow to keep checkout predictable.
• Intuitive configuration — Use straightforward settings to set up partial COD rules without complex manual work.
• Flexible restriction coverage — Support scenario-based control for stores with multiple product types and checkout needs.

Benefits

• More accurate checkout — Customers only see COD when their cart matches your rules.
• Fewer unwanted payments — Reduce cases where COD is selected for orders that shouldn’t support it.
• Better revenue protection — Apply COD-related fees only to eligible carts, aligning charges with eligibility.
• Improved user experience — Lower confusion by hiding or restricting unavailable payment options at checkout.
• Operational consistency — Keep payment behavior consistent across different product combinations.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores that want COD only for specific products or categories.
• Shops with mixed catalogs where some items should not be paid via COD.
• Ecommerce brands managing different logistics or handling requirements by product.
• Agencies that build WooCommerce checkouts for multiple clients with rule-based payment logic.
• Online retailers aiming to reduce checkout errors caused by unavailable gateways.
• Inventory-driven stores that need cart-based payment control.