WooCommerce Shipping Per Product 2.7.1

WooCommerce Shipping Per Product: Control Your Shipping Costs Down to the Item

Here’s a scenario every WooCommerce store owner knows: your bestseller ships for $5, but that handcrafted ceramic vase you sell? Needs $18. Your bulkier items? Even more. Meanwhile, your shipping settings treat everything like they’re the same size as a greeting card.

That’s the gap this plugin fills.

WooCommerce Shipping Per Product adds a shipping cost field to every product in your dashboard. Open any product, enter your rate, save. When customers add it to their cart, WooCommerce uses your custom cost instead of whatever generic rate you’ve been stuck with.

What You Get

A new input field in the product editor. That’s it — no new menus, no settings pages buried three levels deep. Just a box where you enter the number.

Works with:

• Simple products (the basics)
• Variable products — set rates per variation
• Virtual products — disable shipping entirely per item
• Mix of both in the same order

What Actually Changed in Version 2.7.1

Per-product shipping cost fields. Calculated shipping compatibility. Variable product support. Smart handling when someone mixes items with different shipping needs in one order. And crucially: no configuration screens to learn. Everything lives where you already edit products.

Who Needs This

You sell things that cost different amounts to ship. That’s it. That’s the whole qualification.

Examples:

• Artisan shops with prints and oversized frames
• Furniture moving to freight territory
• Food businesses with refrigerated and shelf-stable items
• Resellers getting products from multiple suppliers at random weights
• Anyone offering free shipping on tiny items but getting killed on larger ones

The Setup Process

Install. Activate. Go to any product. Find the Shipping section. Type your cost. Save. Done. For variations: open the variation, same process. Each size, color, or style gets its own rate if needed.

No code. No shipping classes to create. No complex rules to build.

Why Pay for This Instead of Custom Code?

You could modify your theme’s functions.php or build a custom shipping method. Expect to pay a developer, then pay them again when WooCommerce updates, then pay again after your next theme switch.

This plugin? One payment. Lifetime updates. Commercial license included — use it on client stores if you’re a developer. No subscriptions. No surprises.

Should You Get It?

If you’ve ever shipped something and thought “I’m losing money on that,” yes. It pays for itself the first time it catches an undercharged shipment. Buy, download, set your first rate. Five minutes, tops.