About this plugin
Some payment methods only make sense some of the time. Cash on delivery only when the customer picks local pickup. Invoice on orders over a certain amount.
A wholesale gateway only for wholesale customers. This plugin adjusts the payment methods at checkout when the cart matches a rule you set, and leaves them alone the rest of the time.
Each rule is one line — choose a condition, set the value, then either hide the payment methods you pick or show only those. Add as many rules as you like, under WooCommerce → Payment Rules. No sprawling settings, nothing phoning home.
Conditions you can check:
- Cart total — less/greater than an amount (toggle “exclude shipping” to compare without the shipping cost).
- Item count — less/greater than a number of items.
- Shipping country — is / is not one of a list of ISO codes (e.g. SE, NO ).
- Shipping method — is / is not one of the shipping methods you tick, listed per shipping zone.
- Customer role — is / is not a given role, including “Guest” for logged-out visitors.
- Cart contents — digital only (nothing needs shipping), or contains a physical product.
What a rule does when it matches:
- Hide these methods — the methods you picked are removed. This is what every rule did before 1.5.0, and it stays the default.
- Show only these methods — the methods you picked are the only ones left at checkout.
Typical uses: hide cash on delivery unless the customer chose local pickup, hide the invoice option on small orders, show only card payment when shipping abroad, or offer a B2B method only to a wholesale role.
Keeping a screen of rules in order:
- Switch a rule off to park it without deleting it. An off rule changes nothing at checkout, which is the quickest way to find out which rule is responsible for what.
- Name a rule if you want to. The name is only for you — customers never see it, and it plays no part in matching.
- Values are checked when you save. A rule that could never match — letters where an amount belongs, a country code that does not exist, a shipping method you have since deleted — is refused with the reason on its own row, instead of being saved and then quietly doing nothing.
What this plugin does not do: it does not track you, it does not send anything anywhere of its own, and it loads no third-party JavaScript in your admin. No opt-in screen, no review nagging, no support widget, and no greyed-out “Pro” conditions padding out the rule form. There is a Pro add-on and the settings page links to it once — that is the whole of it.
Pro add-on
One condition per rule is free, and stays free. If you need several conditions in a single rule combined with AND or OR, there is a separate Pro add-on; the settings page links to it. Everything described above works without it.