<h3>PH Estimated Delivery Date Manager — Show accurate delivery timelines across your WooCommerce store.</h3>
Customers want to know when their orders will arrive — and providing clear delivery estimates before and after checkout can significantly increase conversions and reduce support queries. PH Estimated Delivery Date Manager gives you the flexibility to define delivery timelines based on real-world logistics factors like processing time, shipping methods, zones, working days, and holidays. This way, you can show accurate delivery estimates to customers across your WooCommerce store and improve transparency, confidence, and conversions by dynamically calculating delivery dates based on rules you define.
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<h3>Top Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Calculate estimated delivery dates based on shipping methods, shipping classes, shipping zones, processing time, and more.</li>
<li>Account for working days and holidays to ensure realistic delivery timelines.</li>
<li>Display delivery dates on product pages, shop pages, cart, checkout, order details, and customer emails.</li>
<li>Configure date rules using conditions such as products, categories, cart totals, destination, and shipping setup.</li>
<li>Support multiple rule creation to tailor delivery estimates for different customer groups or shipping scenarios.</li>
<li>Flexible display formats and customizable messaging for delivery date output.</li>
<li>No coding required — configure delivery logic and display settings through a user-friendly admin interface.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Rule-Based Estimated Delivery Dates</h3>
Automatically calculate estimated delivery dates using configurable rules based on processing time, shipping methods, shipping zones, and shipping classes. This ensures delivery estimates reflect your actual fulfillment setup.
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<h3>Working Days and Holiday Management</h3>
Exclude non-working days and holidays from delivery date calculations to prevent unrealistic delivery promises. This helps maintain accurate and reliable delivery timelines for customers.
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<h3>Delivery Date Display Across Store Pages</h3>
Display estimated delivery dates on product pages, shop pages, cart, checkout, order details, and customer emails. This provides consistent delivery visibility throughout the customer journey.
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<h3>Flexible Configuration Without Custom Code</h3>
Create and manage multiple delivery date rules using an intuitive settings interface. All configurations can be completed without writing custom code or modifying theme files.
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<h3>Benefits of PH Estimated Delivery Date Manager plugin</h3>
<ul>
<li>Increase customer confidence before purchase 
Display accurate delivery estimates on product and cart pages so customers know when to expect their orders, reducing hesitation at checkout.</li>
<li>Reduce customer support inquiries 
Transparent delivery timelines eliminate frequent “when will my order arrive?” questions, lowering support workload and improving satisfaction.</li>
<li>Deliver realistic expectations 
By accounting for working days and holidays in your delivery calculations, you ensure customers see timelines that reflect actual shipping conditions.</li>
<li>Improve brand perception and conversions 
Providing clear delivery information builds trust, helping you convert more visitors into happy customers.</li>
</ul>

PH Estimated Delivery Date Manager

Show accurate estimated delivery dates to your customers across your WooCommerce store based on shipping classes, zones, methods, holidays, and working days.

With Extra Fees for WooCommerce, you can charge additional fees such as handling fees and payment gateway fees to encourage customers to increase the order value. Encourage your customers to spend more to avoid order total fees.
<h2>Benefits</h2>
<ul class="wccom-tick-list-secondary">
<li>Earn additional site revenue by adding customer fees.</li>
<li>Incentivize the use of specific payment gateway(s) by charging a fee on non-preferred methods.</li>
<li>Increase average order value by encouraging customers to spend more to avoid order total fees.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Product fees</h2>
Product fees appear on the product page. When the user purchases the product, they will pay any additional fees you set in addition to the product’s price. Additionally, product fees appear on the cart page, checkout page, and thank you page below the product’s name.
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<h2>Payment gateway fees</h2>
If you assign a fee to a payment gateway, the customer will need to pay that fee if they choose to pay via that gateway. The fee is added once the payment gateway is selected.
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<h2>Order fees</h2>
The user must pay the order fee when their cart subtotal is within the specified limit. The fee appears on the cart page, checkout page, and thank you page.
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<h2>Shipping fees</h2>
<ul>
<li>If you assign a fee to a specific shipping method(s), the customer should pay that fee when they choose the configured shipping method for their order.</li>
<li>The fee will be added only when a customer selects the shipping method in the cart/checkout.</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Popular features</h2>
1. Multiple fees
<ul>
<li>Product fee</li>
<li>Gateway fee</li>
<li>Order fee</li>
<li>Shipping fee</li>
</ul>
2. Fee type
<ul>
<li>You can set fixed fees or fees based on a percentage of the product price or the percentage of the cart’s subtotal.</li>
<li>Option to set a Fixed Fee + Percentage of Cart Subtotal/Order Total in payment gateway fee.</li>
<li>You can optionally set up multiple product fees.</li>
</ul>
3. Product level settings
Configure product fees for each product.
4. Tax settings
We offer a separate tax class option to calculate the tax cost for all the supported fees.
5. Restrictions
<ul>
<li>Set fees for particular products and categories.</li>
<li>Set the minimum and maximum range for calculating the payment gateway fee, order total fee & shipping fee.</li>
<li>Restrict order fees for specific shipping methods.</li>
<li>Restrict Fees based on User(s)/User Role(s), Product(s), Categories.</li>
<li>Payment gateway fees can be set based on the order total.</li>
<li>User(s)/User Role(s) restriction can be set to all the supported fees.</li>
<li>Order fees can be set based on the order total.</li>
</ul>
6. Minimum fee
You can charge a minimum fee from your users if the percentage value of the fee is less than the minimum fee(Applicable only for Payment Gateway Fee & Shipping Fee).
7. Bulk Update
You can bulk update settings for Product Fee.
8. Reports
Reports for site admin to view the collected fees.
9. Compatible with WooCommerce Subscriptions
Payment gateway fee and order fee for renewal orders can be charged.
<h2>Extensive feature list</h2>
1. Fees can be charged based on Products, Payment Gateways, Orders & Shipping Methods.
2. Fee Types supported in Product Fee are Fixed Fee & Percentage of Product.
3. Multiple Product Fees can be charged for a single product.
4. Product Fee can be configured to specific products/product categories using a Product/Category filter.
5. Different Product Fee can be configured to specific products/categories using the Bulk Update option.
6. Product Fee can be displayed on the Shop Page with the following combination,
<ul>
<li>Show Product Fee & Total Payable Amount.</li>
<li>Add Product Fee to the Original Price.</li>
</ul>
7. Description for Product Fee can be set & it will be displayed in a Pop-up at frontend.
8. Restrict Product Fee to be charged based on User/User Role filter.
9. Option to calculate the tax cost for product fee.
10. Option to calculate the product fee for only one quantity of the product.
11. You can modify the product fee based on the discounted value applied through coupons
12. Product Fee can be charged based on Tags
13. Product Fee can be set based on a specific time period
14. Product Fee support with YITH WC Quote Plugin
15. Fee types supported in payment gateway fee are Fixed Fee, Percentage of Cart Subtotal/Order Total & Fixed + Percentage Fee.
16. Payment Gateway Fee will be charged only when the Minimum & Maximum Cart Subtotal/Order Total has matched.
17. Option to charge the minimum amount for payment gateway fee when the configured condition doesn’t match.
18. Description for Payment Gateway Fee can be set & it will be displayed in a Pop-up at frontend.
19. Restrict payment gateway fee to be charged based on Product/Category filter.
20. Restrict Payment Gateway Fee to be charged based on User/User Role filter.
21. Option to calculate the tax cost for Payment Gateway Fee.
22. Option to calculate the Payment Gateway Fee during specific date ranges.
23. You can charge the Payment Gateway Fee based on Country/Region.
24. Fee types supported in Order Fee are Fixed Fee, Percentage of Cart Subtotal & Percentage of Order Total.
25. The Order Fee will be charged only when the Minimum & Maximum Cart Subtotal/Order Total have matched.
26. Multiple rules can be configured to charge the different Order Fee based on Minimum & Maximum Cart Subtotal/Order Total.
27. Rule priority[First Matched Rule/Last Matched Rule] will decide when the Order Fee is matched with more than one rule.
28. Description for Order Fee can be set & it will be displayed in a Pop-up at frontend.
29. Option to calculate the tax cost for Order Fee.
30. Restrict Order Fee to be charged based on shipping methods.
31. Restrict Order Fee to be charged based on Product/Category filter.
32. Restrict Order Fee to be charged based on User/User Role filter.
33. Fee types supported in shipping method fee are Fixed Fee, Percentage of Cart Subtotal & Percentage of Order Total.
34. The Shipping method fee will be charged only when the Minimum & Maximum Cart Subtotal/Order Total has matched.
35. Option to charge the minimum amount for shipping method fee when the configured condition doesn’t match.
36. Description for the shipping method fee can be set & it will be displayed in a Pop-up at frontend.
37. Restrict shipping method fee to be charged based on the Product/Category filter.
38. Restrict shipping method fee to be charged based on the User/User Role filter.
39. Option to calculate the tax cost for shipping method fee.
40. Option to calculate the shipping method fee during specific Date Ranges.
41. Product, Payment Gateway Fee, Order Fee & Shipping Fee can be charged for manual orders
42. Compatible with Cart and Checkout blocks
43. Compatible with WooCommerce Subscriptions[Restrict charging Product Fee & Order Fee on Renewal Orders ]
44. Compatible with the Avalara Avatax extension.
<h3>Requirements</h3>
Minimum PHP version: 5.6
Extra Fees for WooCommerce allows you to charge additional fees based on product price, payment gateway used, and cart subtotal.

Extra Fees

Charge additional fees based on product price, payment gateway, order total, and shipping method.

PH Estimated Delivery Date Manager vs Extra Fees