Woocommerce Shipping per product with specific rules

1. How do you determine shipping cost per product?
2. How do I add shipping rules in WooCommerce?
3. How do I manage shipping charges in WooCommerce?
4. How do I restrict shipping location in WooCommerce?
5. What's the difference between flat rate and free shipping?
6. How do you charge shipping?
7. How do shipping classes work?
8. How do I set free shipping in WooCommerce?
9. What are shipping zones?
10. How does WooCommerce calculate shipping?
11. How do I get rid of shipping in WooCommerce?

How do you determine shipping cost per product?

Per-product shipping can be used as a standalone method whereby all product costs are added together to offer a single rate. To enable, go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Shipping Zones. Add the Per-Product Shipping method to a zone.

How do I add shipping rules in WooCommerce?

Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Restrictions. Navigate to the Payment Gateways, Shipping Methods, or Shipping Destinations section, depending on the type of restriction you want to create. Click the Add Restriction button. Configure options.

How do I manage shipping charges in WooCommerce?

Flat Rate Shipping

1. 1/ Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping.
2. 2/ Hover over the Shipping Zone location that Flat Rate should be added to and select Edit. ...
3. 3/ In the Shipping Methods box, select Add Shipping Method.
4. 4/ Select Flat Rate from the dropdown.
5. 6/ Select Add shipping method.
6. 7/ Select Edit for each row that you wish to define.

How do I restrict shipping location in WooCommerce?

Adding a new zone

1. Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Shipping Zones.
2. Select Add shipping zone at the top.
3. Enter a descriptive Zone Name, and select Zone Regions that apply. ...
4. Select Limit to specific zip/postcodes (if applicable) to further narrow which customers match this zone.

What's the difference between flat rate and free shipping?

In flat rate shipping, there is a predetermined delivery time that cannot be altered. Standard shipping is priced based on the regular shipping charges that are calculated based on pincodes and zones. You do not need to follow any specific flat-pricing strategy to ensure that the customers get only one shipping price.

How do you charge shipping?

Just weigh the package and use a shipping cost calculator to get a shipping price. If the parcel is small but heavy, get a shipping cost based on dimensional volume which might be cheaper. Remember that when calculating postage by weight, use the total weight of the package and not the weight of the product itself.

How do shipping classes work?

Shipping classes are used to group products – they are not used directly to offer shipping rates to customers. To set up shipping rates, configure Shipping Zones, and then add your shipping class costs to a shipping method, like Flat Rate.

How do I set free shipping in WooCommerce?

Free Shipping

1. Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping.
2. Select a Shipping Zone, Click Edit.
3. Click Add Shipping Method and a modal will display. ...
4. Select Free Shipping in the row you wish to define and select Edit.
5. This takes you to a different screen to configure the free shipping method for that specific shipping zone.

What are shipping zones?

In simple words, a shipping zone is a geographical region to which carriers deliver. It's defined by a grouping of zip codes and measured from where the package is shipped from (also called the point of origin) to its destination.

How does WooCommerce calculate shipping?

To access your shipping options go to WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping. Then, if you would like to charge a flat rate per shipping class select Calculation Type > Per Class – charge shipping for each shipping class in an order. Then, you can define the flat rates per shipping class.

How do I get rid of shipping in WooCommerce?

Hiding WooCommerce Shipping Methods based on Product type

1. Install and activate the Hide Shipping Method plugin.
2. Visit the plugin settings by clicking on the Settings option on the plugins page, or by visiting WooCommerce => Settings => Manage Shipping Methods.