How to add fee based on After Discount rule

Apply extra fees based on the cart subtotal after applying discount coupons. This helps you charge the right fees based on final payable amounts, encouraging smarter pricing strategies.

How It Works

Using the Cart Subtotal After Discount rule, you can apply conditional extra fees depending on the final order value after discounts are applied.

You can create rules with conditions like:

  • = Equal to
  • != Not equal to
  • < Less than
  • > Greater than
  • <= Less than or equal to
  • >= Greater than or equal to

⚠️ Note: If no discount coupon is applied, this rule will not be triggered.

Steps to Implement

  1. Go to your WordPress Admin > Extra Fees Plugin settings.
  2. In the Manage Fees section, click the Add New button to create a new fee.

  3. Under Conditional Rules, select Cart Subtotal After Discount.
  4. Set your condition (e.g., < 500 , between 501 and 1000 , or > 1000 ).

  5. Save the changes and test it on the cart after applying a discount coupon.
Get the extra fee

Example: Apply special fees for orders less than $1000

Let’s apply different fees based on the final order total after discounts:

  • If the subtotal after discount is less than $1000, → Add a Special Fee

This setup helps in maintaining a fair pricing model even after discount codes are used, ensuring profitability and control.

Get the extra fee

FAQs

1. Can I add an extra fee based on the discounted subtotal in WooCommerce?

Yes, using the WooCommerce Extra Fees plugin by Dotstore, you can set an extra fee that applies to the cart’s subtotal after discounts have been applied.


2. How do I enable the After Discount rule for extra fees?

In the plugin settings, create a new fee rule. In the subtotal condition, choose the option to calculate the fee after discounts are applied. Enter your subtotal range and fee amount, then save the rule.


3. Will this fee apply only after discounts are applied?

Yes, the fee will only be calculated based on the discounted subtotal of the cart, ensuring you charge fees accurately based on the final amount.


4. Can I set different fees for different discounted subtotal ranges?

Absolutely! You can create multiple fee rules with different ranges for the discounted subtotal, each with its extra fee amount.


5. Can I enable, edit, or disable these After Discount fees later?

Yes, you can easily manage these rules in the plugin settings. Edit, enable, or disable them whenever you need.

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