Invoice Payment Option for WooCommerce 1.4.4

Invoice Payment Option for WooCommerce lets shoppers place an order now and pay later by choosing an invoice payment method at checkout. Instead of offering invoice terms to everyone, the plugin helps you control when the invoice option appears. You can show invoice payments based on product, category, country, cart total, or customer user role. This approach reduces checkout friction and keeps the payment experience aligned with each customer and cart context. It integrates with your existing WooCommerce checkout so customers can select invoice terms during the normal purchase flow.

Main Features

• Invoice option at checkout — Customers select invoice payment during the WooCommerce checkout to place orders immediately.
• Product-based rules — Display invoice payments only for specific products you choose.
• Category targeting — Show invoice payment options based on WooCommerce product categories.
• Country conditions — Enable invoice payments for customers from selected countries.
• Cart total conditions — Control availability according to the current cart total.
• User role targeting — Offer invoice payment to particular customer roles while keeping it hidden from others.
• Flexible condition setup — Combine multiple criteria so your payment methods match your business rules.
• Seamless WooCommerce integration — Works directly with your store’s existing checkout experience.

Benefits

• Higher conversions — Present invoice payments to shoppers who are most likely to complete checkout.
• Better checkout UX — Reduce confusion by showing relevant payment choices for each cart and customer.
• Higher average order value — Make invoice terms available for qualifying carts, supporting larger purchases.
• More control — Limit invoice payment eligibility by product, region, cart value, and user role.
• Smarter payment matching — Align payment availability with real buying contexts to improve purchase flow.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores that offer invoice terms
• B2B retailers targeting specific customer roles
• Shops selling multiple product types or categories
• Merchants serving customers in selected countries
• Online sellers aiming to increase checkout completion