Need Flat Rate Shipping But In A Strange Way
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My client will be selling only 1 item in their store and wants to charge $5 shipping if they order 1 to 3 of the item… $10 shipping for 4-15 qty… and $20 for 16 and up… I can’t find anyway to do this.
I was hoping I could create a formula to put in the Flat Rate Cost like:(([qty]=1)+([qty]=2)+([qty]=3))*5
That would set the cost at $5 if the quantity was 1, 2 or 3… and zero if anything else… then I could set another Flat Rate to check for 4 thru 15… (([qty]=4)+([qty]=5)+([qty]=6)+([qty]=7)+([qty]=8)+([qty]=9)+([qty]=10)+([qty]=11)+([qty]=12)+([qty]=13)+([qty]=14)+([qty]=15))*10
And finally greater than 15… ([qty]>15)*20
But, unfortunately, logic operators aren’t allowed so I can’t do any of that.
He may be okay if I could come up with a way to do $x for the first one and $y for each additional…
Any ideas or clever ways to accomplish either of these methods?
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Hi @steveax
My client will be selling only 1 item in their store and wants to charge $5 shipping if they order 1 to 3 of the item… $10 shipping for 4-15 qty… and $20 for 16 and up… I can’t find anyway to do this.
From what I understand, you’re trying to set up a shipping cost structure based on the quantity of a single item in your client’s store. I appreciate the time you’ve taken to explain the situation in detail and I’m here to assist you.
While it’s true that the Flat Rate Shipping functionality in WooCommerce doesn’t support logic operators for quantity-based calculations, we do have a solution that should work for your specific needs.
You can use the ?? Table Rate Shipping plugin for this purpose. This plugin allows you to define multiple shipping rates based on several parameters, including the number of items, location, price, weight, or shipping class.
With this plugin, you can set up shipping rates in a tiered structure like the one you described. For example, you can define a rate of $5 for orders of 1 to 3 items, $10 for orders of 4 to 15 items, and $20 for orders of 16 items and more. The plugin is flexible and allows for a variety of configurations to suit your client’s needs.
For more information on how to set up and use the Table Rate Shipping plugin, you can follow this link: ?? Table Rate Shipping It provides a detailed guide on how to install and configure the plugin, as well as how to define your shipping rates based on item count.
?? Just a quick reminder, all our extensions come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. So, if any product doesn’t fulfill your needs, we can promptly process a refund for you.
I hope this solution meets your needs. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please don’t hesitate to ask.
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