EHERO Woo Checkout Offers – WooCommerce order bump with offers at checkout

WooCommerce order bump: checkout offers that lift the basket without putting the sale at risk

The WooCommerce order bump in EHERO Woo Checkout Offers puts a hand-picked set of your own catalog products in front of the shopper, at a special price, right before they pay. You choose which ones, in what order, at what price and how many units may ever leave at that price. The shopper ticks a box and the order total updates on the spot.

Most checkout offers come with the same fears: a reload that wipes the address, a discount that stacks on a coupon, or units promised that are no longer there. This one is built the other way round: nothing the shopper typed is lost, the price is always worked out on the server and the unit cap holds even when two people buy at once.

It does not decide for you. It is a curated shelf with rules, dates and statistics that come from paid orders. If the idea is new to you, start with what an order bump is and how to use it in WooCommerce; if you are already comparing options, read our guide to WooCommerce order bump plugins.

A WooCommerce order bump that never wipes the form

This is the hard part of any checkout offer: if accepting an add-on reloads the page and takes the address with it, the shopper hesitates.

• On the classic checkout, accepting an offer rides along with the update WooCommerce already runs on its own, in a single request.
• Billing and shipping address, order notes, coupon and payment method sit outside what gets refreshed, so they are never touched.
• On the block checkout the cart is updated through WooCommerce’s official Store API and the form is never torn down.
• The accepted offer joins the order as a normal line for a product in your catalog —not a negative fee—, at its offer price, and the same box takes it off again.

A curated shelf: what, in which order and how many at once

Your WooCommerce order bump shows what you choose, not what an algorithm decides. Offers are put in order by dragging them in the list.

• Set how many offers are on show, four by default: when one is not available, the next one moves up into its slot.
• Four ways to fill the slots: your own order, a daily rotation, cheapest first or biggest saving first.
• The list shows each offer’s price, units sold against its cap, store stock and, when it is sold out, the reason why.

An offer price decided by the server

The price is never read from the browser: it is worked out again from the saved offer on every totals calculation, so nobody can tamper with it.

• Three price modes: a fixed price, a percentage off or an amount off the product price.
• Percentage and product coupons do not stack on top of the offer price.
• You enter the price on the same tax basis as the product price, with or without VAT depending on how your store is set up.

A unit cap that is never exceeded

Each offer can have a maximum number of units at that price. When two shoppers race for the last one, only one gets it.

• Units are held when the order is placed, on both the classic and the block checkout, and confirmed on payment.
• They come back on their own if the order is cancelled, fails, is refunded or stays unpaid for three days.
• Per-customer limit, by account or by email for guests; if part of the allowance is left, the quantity is lowered instead.
• An “only N left” notice with the real units once they drop below the threshold you choose, and the offer leaves the shelf when it sells out.

It follows real stock, including what you sell outside the website

If the product sells out through a till sale, a marketplace or a sync with your ERP, the offer stops being buyable at once and comes back on its own with the stock.

• Sold-out offers are shown greyed out as “Sold out” and cannot be ticked, or they are hidden, as you prefer.
• If an accepted offer sells out while the shopper is paying, it is taken out of the cart with a clear notice instead of WooCommerce’s generic stock error.

Rules that show each offer to the right shopper

Each offer decides who sees it, so your WooCommerce order bump does not offer the same thing to a 20-euro cart and a 300-euro one.

• Minimum and maximum cart subtotal, products that must be in the basket and categories that must, or must not, be there.
• New or returning customer, user role and the customer’s country.
• Start and end dates for seasonal campaigns, with a visible countdown on offers that expire.

Four layouts and real urgency

Choose how your WooCommerce order bump looks without touching the theme.

• Cards, a compact list, a carousel or a highlighted order bump with the classic dashed border.
• Savings badge, “only N left” notice and countdown, the latter only on offers that really expire.
• Accent colour, product image, shelf heading and subheading, and button texts as you like them.

Popup mode for offers that deserve the spotlight

On top of the built-in shelf, offers can open in a window over the page, in a bold style or a clean one.

• Three triggers: on load, on exit intent or on the first click on Place order, once only and never blocking the second attempt.
• Four sizes, a bottom sheet on mobile and four entrance animations, switched off for anyone who prefers reduced motion.
• You choose where it opens: checkout, cart, product pages, shop and categories, home page or specific pages.

Where it shows up: checkout, cart and mini cart

This WooCommerce order bump treats the classic checkout and the WooCommerce block checkout and cart exactly the same.

• Classic checkout, above the Place order button, and the Checkout block, in the summary or next to the coupons.
• Cart page and mini cart, including the side drawer of the block mini cart.
• An “EHERO Checkout Offers” block to place wherever you want; once it is placed, the automatic positions switch off so it never shows twice.

Statistics and A/B testing for your WooCommerce order bump

Who saw each offer, who added it, who paid for it and how much extra revenue it brought: the figure you need to decide which offer stays.

• Orders, units and revenue come from paid orders only, and a partial refund subtracts what was given back.
• Views are counted when the shelf is really on screen, once per visit.
• A/B test between two shelves with an adjustable split, compared on revenue per thousand shoppers who saw it.
• 7, 30 and 90-day windows, one year or all time, and a button to recalculate sales from your real orders.

Multilingual, CSV by SKU and a clean uninstall

Every visitor sees the shelf in their own language, and your offers travel from one store to another.

• Default texts follow the visitor’s language; yours are translated with EHERO Woo Multilang, WPML or Polylang.
• Export and import offers as a CSV by SKU: if the SKU already has an offer, it is updated; if it is not in the catalog, nothing is created.
• If you delete the plugin, your offers are kept unless you ask to remove everything, and orders are never touched.

Ideal for

If your customers tend to buy one more thing when you remind them, the WooCommerce order bump in EHERO Woo Checkout Offers fits your store. Where it pays off most:

📋 System requirements

Tested with WordPress 7.0 and WooCommerce 10.8.

🛟 Technical support

Email support* at soporte@consultoriaehero.com and a full manual inside the plugin. Your WooCommerce order bump updates itself from your dashboard throughout the licence year.

⚖️ Comparison: why EHERO Woo Checkout Offers?

Against FunnelKit, whose entry plan has no order bumps, and Order Bump for WooCommerce, from the official WooCommerce store.

FunnelKit according to its pricing page and its order bump page: order bumps, A/B testing and analytics belong to the paid plans (Basic does not include them); prices in US dollars, with no mention of tax. Order Bump for WooCommerce according to its WooCommerce.com listing, which does not say whether VAT is included. “— Not stated”: not mentioned on their product page, pricing or FAQ. Data checked in October 2026.

How many orders leave your store every day without that last add-on? Turn checkout into your best selling moment. Start today for €79.99 a year (VAT not included).

Raise your average order value with the WooCommerce order bump in EHERO Woo Checkout Offers.

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