Add extra fees based on the product quantity in the cart

Charging extra fees based on the number of products in the cart helps store owners implement volume-based pricing, handling fees, or bulk purchase surcharges. With this feature, you can apply additional charges dynamically based on the total quantity of products a customer adds to their cart.

Benefits of adding product quantity-based extra fees

Automate additional fees based on quantity thresholds. Apply bulk purchase fees or discounts for high-volume orders. Increase revenue by charging handling fees for large orders. Ensure fair pricing by charging per product unit if needed.

  • Set up automatic extra fees based on quantity thresholds to simplify pricing adjustments.
  • Apply additional charges for large orders or offer discounts for high-volume purchases.
  • Charge handling fees for bulk orders or per-unit fees to ensure balanced pricing.

How to configure extra fees based on product quantity

Step 1: Navigate to the extra fees settings

First, go to the Dotstore > WooCommerce Extra Fees > Manage Fees from your WordPress dashboard.

Step 2: Configure fee settings

  1. Set a fee title – Enter a name for the fee (e.g., "Bulk order handling fee").
  2. Fee type – Define the amount to charge (fixed or percentage).
  3. Enable fee amount – Set the fee amount that you want to charge for bulk product purchase

Step 3: Apply conditions based on product quantity

  1. Select "Cart quantity" as the condition – This will apply the fee based on the total product quantity in the cart.
  2. Define the quantity range – Example:
    • Charge a $21 handling fee if the cart contains up to 10 items.
    • Charge a $49 handling fee for orders with more than 10 items.

Step 4: Save and test the rule

  1. Click Save Changes to apply the fee rule.
  2. Add products to the cart and verify that the extra fee is applied correctly based on the configured quantity rules.

Example 1: Handling fee for large orders

  • If a customer orders more than 20 items, charge an additional $50 to cover packaging and handling costs.

Example 2: Small order delivery fee

  • If a customer orders 3 or fewer items, apply a $29 additional delivery fee on purchases.

By implementing quantity-based extra fees, you can optimize your pricing strategy and maximize store profitability while maintaining a transparent and automated checkout experience.

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