PiWeb Conditional cart fee / Extra charge rule for WooCommerce

77 Quality Score

Active Installs

15/30

With 2,000 active installs the plugin sits in the niche mid-range; the popularity score above the cap reflects strong relative engagement for its size rather than mass adoption.

Update Freshness

25/25

Maintenance is excellent, with the last update flagged as June 2026 and full marks across the maintenance criteria.

User Rating

15/15

A 98/100 rating from 38 reviews is high and consistent, though the sample size is modest enough to treat any outlier complaints as worth a closer look.

Support Health

8/15

Only 1 support thread exists and it is resolved, which is positive but also means there is almost no real support history to judge the developer's responsiveness under load.

WP Compatibility

15/15

Compatibility scored full marks, working on WordPress 5.3 through 7.0, and the lack of a stated PHP minimum is a minor transparency gap for hosts on older PHP builds.

Scores higher than 55% of indexed plugins

About

Add conditional cart fee / Payment processing fee / Extra cost / Extra fees plugin for WooCommerce / Additional fees / Service charge at checkout for …

Active Installs 2k+

Rating ★★★★½ 4.9/5

Last Updated 2026-09-11 12:21pm GMT

Requires WordPress 5.3+

Tested Up To 7.1

Security History

1 known vulnerability, all patched

1 Medium

Most recent: March 31, 2023

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What It Does

PiWeb Conditional Cart Fee lets WooCommerce store owners tack extra charges onto the cart based on conditions they set, such as payment gateway, shipping method, cart total, product category, or customer role. The fee appears as a line item at checkout, letting merchants pass on costs like payment processing, service charges, gift wrap, or regional surcharges. In short, it is a rule builder for adding (not discounting) cost to an order.

Who It's For

This plugin fits small to mid-sized WooCommerce shops that need to recover specific transaction costs or add situational charges, like stores passing on a 2.9% payment processing fee, regional surcharges, COD handling fees, or gift wrapping options. It is a reasonable pick for stores with 1-3 simple fee rules and a developer who can help tune them. Larger catalogs or vendors wanting dynamic per-product, per-tier pricing logic will likely outgrow it quickly.

Who Should Skip It

If your only goal is dynamic discounts, percentage-off rules, or tiered B2B pricing, look at a dedicated pricing plugin instead, because this one is built for surcharges, not price reductions. Stores running WooCommerce subscriptions, multi-vendor marketplaces, or complex tax regions may also find the rule set too narrow for their needs.

The Bottom Line

PiWeb Conditional Cart Fee is a focused, well-rated tool that does one job well: adding conditional checkout fees in WooCommerce. The 98/100 user rating is encouraging, but the tiny install count and near-empty support forum mean you are trusting a small ecosystem. Worth installing if your rules are simple; shop elsewhere for dynamic discounts or multi-vendor complexity.

Pick YayPricing if your priority is discounts, bulk pricing, or B2B tier tables rather than checkout surcharges, since it is built around reducing cart totals.

Extra Fees for WooCommerce 78/100

Pick the Extra Fees for WooCommerce plugin if you want a larger install base (7,000) and a more mature rule engine for per-product and per-category fee conditions.

TT Extra Fee Option for WooCommerce 63/100

Pick the TT Extra Fee plugin if you only need a single, simple extra charge with no conditions, since its 62.82 quality score suggests it is lighter weight but also less capable.