<h1>Offer Buyers Post-Purchase Offers</h1>
The Post-Purchase Offers for WooCommerce plugin presents offers to your customers after their purchases are complete.
<h2>Benefits </h2>
Additional revenue to the site
When a customer accepts a Post-Purchase offer, they spend more and increase your revenue.
Improves customer experience
Display targeted offers to your customers based on their last purchase and improve their overall user experience.
Attract new customers
Customers who benefit from Post-Purchase offers may refer new users to your site.
<h2>How does it work?</h2>
<ul>
<li>The user adds a product to their cart, proceeds to the checkout page, and completes their purchase.</li>
</ul>
<figure style="width: 1080px" class="wp-caption alignnone"><img src="https://woocommerce.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/post-purchase-checkout-page.png" alt="" width="1080" height="608" /><figcaption class="wp-caption-text">User’s Cart Page</figcaption></figure>
<ul>
<li>After they place an order, the plugin will redirect the user to the offer page.</li>
<li>Offers will be sorted based on the configured display priority and the number of Offers will be decided based on the configured display count when Multiple Order Bumps is allowed to be chosen.</li>
<li>The offer page presents the user with single or multiple offers (based on configuration) and displays offers to users related to their last purchases.</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>If the user accepts the offer, they can click the Accept-Offer button.</li>
<li>If the user wishes to decline the current offer, they can click the Skip button.</li>
<li>If the user wishes to decline all the offers at once, they can click the Skip-All-Offers button.</li>
<li>If the user accepts one or more offers and they decide to decline the remaining offers, they can click the Skip-Remaining-Offers button.</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>Once the user views the offer(s) and they accept one or more, the plugin can redirect them to the checkout page to complete their purchase. The user can fill in their address and make the payment.</li>
<li>The order with post-purchase offered product(s) is processed in two ways,</li>
</ul>
<h2></h2>
Separate Orders
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Same Order 

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<h2>Features</h2>
Multiple discount types
Offer deals with percentage discounts, fixed discounts, fixed prices, Percentage Discount based on Product’s Regular Price, Fixed Discount based on Product’s Regular Price and Product without discount.
Multiple offers to user
You can present multiple offers to your users, and they can:
<ul>
<li>Accept all the Offers</li>
<li>Reject all the Offers</li>
<li>Accept fewer Offers</li>
</ul>
Criteria
Offer Product can be awarded based on the below criteria conditions,
Order based Criteria – Product, Category, Sub-Total, Order Total, Product Type.
User based Criteria – Purchase History, User Role, Product/Category based Purchase condition.
Specific Period based – Specific Weekdays/Specific Date range.
Skip Functionality
Skip the Offer Product if it is already available in the customer’s cart.
Number of Orders based Restriction
The offer can be restricted after it is applied on specific number of orders.
Number of Orders per User based Restriction
The offer can be restricted after it is applied on specific number of orders placed by the user. This is applicable only for the Logged-in users.
Offer Product Acceptance
The offered product acceptance can be done in the following ways,
Offer page
The customer will be allowed to accept the Offer Product on the Offer page.
Custom Page
The customer will be redirected to the Custom page and they can add it in there when they are trying to accept the offer. In this case, the customer will get clear idea about the Offered Product.
<h3>Customizable</h3>
The Offered Products display can be customized using various display options and color customization.
<h3>Quantity for Offer Product</h3>
Option for the site admin to set the quantity for the offer product.
<h3>Restrict WooCommerce Coupon</h3>
Option for the site admin to prevent users from using WooCommerce coupons on the offer product(s)
<h3>Restrict Shipping Cost Calculation for the additional Order</h3>
Option for the site admin to prevent the users from paying the shipping cost the additional order which is applicable for the Offer Products.
<h3>Supported Payment Gateways for Processing the Offer Product in the Same Order</h3>
Processing the Offer Product in the Same Order will be applicable the following payment gateways only,
<ul>
<li>Stripe Payment Gateway</li>
<li>Standard Offline Payment Gateways</li>
</ul>
<h3>Master Log</h3>
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Master Log section to list the activity of the Post Purchase Offers.
Reports
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Separate reports section to present the following information for each Offer:
<ul>
<li>Visit count</li>
<li>Accepted count</li>
<li>Skipped count</li>
<li>Order count</li>
<li>Revenue earned</li>
<li>Conversion rate</li>
</ul>
Post Purchase Offers for WooCommerce helps you earn additional revenue by presenting offers to users once their purchase is complete.
<h3>Requirements</h3>
Minimum PHP version: 5.6

Post-Purchase Offers

Post Purchase Offers for WooCommerce helps you to earn additional revenue to your site by presenting offers once the purchase is completed.

<h2 style="color: #f5247d">Always sell the right products together</h2>
Force Sells for WooCommerce ensures required items, services, or fees are added with the main product automatically. That means fewer missed parts, fewer confused customers, and cleaner orders. Use it when certain items aren’t optional, when compliance requires an add‑on, or when you want to remove decision friction at the cart.
<h2 style="color: #f5247d">Why this matters</h2>
Customers often overlook essentials and support teams chase corrections later. Force Sells prevents lost revenue, avoids re‑shipping missing parts, and keeps checkout simple. Shoppers get everything they need in one step, and your operations stay tidy.
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<h2 style="color: #f5247d">Who it’s for</h2>
Force Sells is designed for merchants who need certain products and services purchased together every time. It’s ideal when items can’t stand alone, when bundling protects margins, or when you want to remove guesswork for customers. Here’s a list of examples:
<ul style="line-height: 1.8em">
<li>Repair services: add required parts (e.g., replacement glass with iPad screen repair) so jobs are complete and margins are protected.</li>
<li>Bike shops: include an installation fee with custom wheels/components so labor is always covered.</li>
<li>Cosmetics brands: include a reusable pump with the first purchase of a refillable product to ensure product usability.</li>
<li>SaaS or digital products: link a one‑time setup/onboarding fee to a subscription to reflect true delivery cost.</li>
<li>Pet stores: bundle a starter kit with the first aquarium to reduce returns and support tickets.</li>
<li>Training providers: attach course materials to each class registration so learners have what they need day one.</li>
</ul>
<h2 style="color: #f5247d">Two ways to link products</h2>
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<li>Normal force sell: products are added with the main item in matching quantity. Shoppers can remove or adjust them if needed.</li>
<li>Synced force sell: products are locked to the main item. They can’t be removed or edited separately; quantity and removal always follow the main product.</li>
</ul>
In the cart, synced items are clearly marked as “linked,” so customers understand why those items move together. This clarity reduces confusion and follow‑up support.
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<h2 style="color: #f5247d">When to use Force Sells vs other options</h2>
Choose Force Sells when the extra item is required every time. If you want to offer optional add‑ons or flexible bundles, consider Grouped Products or Product Bundles instead. For a deeper comparison, see our <a href="https://woocommerce.com/document/group-bundle-products-woocommerce/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">guide to product grouping and bundling</a>.
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<h2 style="color:#f5247d">More information</h2>
<ul style="line-height:1.8em">
<li>Read our <a href="https://woocommerce.com/document/force-sells/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Force Sells documentation</a> for an overview of setup, options, and FAQs.</li>
<li>Need help configuring Force Sells for your catalog? <a href="https://kestrelwp.com/support" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Contact Kestrel support</a>.</li>
</ul>
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Force Sells

Link products together so they’re always purchased in the right combination. Perfect for required add-ons, bundled services, or products that only make sense when sold together.

Post-Purchase Offers vs Force Sells