Shipping Manager – WooCommerce Table Rate, Weight Based & Advanced Shipping Rules
Shipping Manager is a table rate shipping plugin for WooCommerce. It lets you charge exactly what shipping costs you, by building rules based on cart total, cart subtotal, item quantity, total weight, weight unit, and WooCommerce shipping classes — all from one screen, with no code. WooCommerce ship
Shipping Manager is a table rate shipping plugin for WooCommerce. It lets you charge exactly what shipping costs you, by building rules based on cart total, cart subtotal, item quantity, total weight, weight unit, and WooCommerce shipping classes — all from one screen, with no code.
WooCommerce ships with Flat Rate and Free Shipping. Those work until your pricing has an “it depends” in it: heavier orders cost more, big orders ship free, fragile items carry a surcharge. Shipping Manager adds a shipping method you drop into any WooCommerce shipping zone, and inside it you build a table of rules. At checkout, every rule that matches the cart is added up into a single, accurate shipping rate.
Why store owners choose Shipping Manager
- Rules, not guesswork. Stop rounding shipping up “to be safe” and losing conversions, or rounding down and eating the cost.
- One method, unlimited rules. Stack as many conditions as you need. Matching costs add together.
- Per zone. Different countries and regions can have completely different pricing.
- Nothing to learn. It lives inside WooCommerce’s own shipping settings, where you already work.
- No coding. No snippets, no functions.php , no filters.
How it works
Shipping Manager plugs into WooCommerce’s native shipping system rather than replacing it:
Shipping zone → Shipping Manager method → your rules → rate shown at checkout
- 01Add the method to a shipping zone. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping , open a zone, choose Add shipping method , and pick Shipping Manager .
- 02Build your rules. Click the method to open its settings. Each row in the rules table is one condition and one cost.
- 03Done. WooCommerce shows the calculated rate at cart and checkout.
Because it is a normal WooCommerce shipping method, everything you already know still applies: shipping zones, shipping classes, tax settings, and the cart/checkout blocks all work as usual.
Shipping rules you can build
Every rule row picks one condition and a cost. Costs from all matching rules are added together , which is what makes stacked pricing possible.