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Another 10 Free Best WooCommerce Extensions and Add-ons in 2020

Another 10 Free Best WooCommerce Extensions and Add-ons in 2020


I found another 10 Extensions and Add-ons that must be helpful to you people are given below

  • Google Analytics Integration
As the name implies, this plugin allows you to connect your site to Google Analytics. It only requires you to authenticate the site with your Google Analytics account and you’ll immediately view full analytics data from Google Analytics right from your WordPress dashboard.



  • Booster for WooCommerce
This plugin offers various features Bulk Price Converter, Currency Exchange Rates, Prices and Currencies by Country and a lot more to supercharge your WooCommerce store.



  • Discount Rules
Here’s a plugin that enables you to set rules where a discount could apply. With Discount Rules, you can set a basic percentage-based discounts, or an advanced rule such as applying a discount if the purchase is above a certain price or based on the number of the products in the cart.



  • WooCommerce Customizer
A simple WordPress plugin that allows you to customize a number of things in WooCommerce store. For example, you can change the text on the “Add to Cart” button for different product types, add the “sales” badge text, set a placeholder image source, and a lot more.



  • WPC Variations Radio Buttons
This plugin adds a nice “select” interface for choosing the product variations on the product page. It provides four selections: the basic HTML select tag, the Select2 library, the ddSlick, and the Radio HTML button.

This plugin can help increase user experience when purchasing the product, and overall may help to increase sales on your e-commerce site as well.



  • DHL for WooCommerce
An official DHL WordPress plugin. DHL – one of the popular expedition and shipping services in the world. So, if your store provides an option to ship with DHL, you should install this plugin. It can automatically create labels for national or international orders and generate the tracking code as well.


  • Smart Coupons
Enhance the WooCommerce built-in “Coupon” functionality with Smart Coupons. For example, it enables you to restrict or issue a coupon based on the product, category or the user checkout flows including the payment method, shipping method or the number of products in the customer cart.



  • WooCommerce Product Dependencies
A simple plugin that allows you to restrict purchase to any product based on ownership or purchase of other products.



  • Smart COD
Not everyone has a debit or credit card to pay right away on your site. Use this plugin to offer a COD or Cash on Delivery to your customer. For some customers, COD provides more convenience as well as trust when purchasing online.



  • Product Compare
This plugin offers your customers to compare different products side-by-side before making the purchase. It can help your customers in purchasing the right product, thus offering a better shopping experience.



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