Shipping

Hi @shotzie17

Thanks for reaching out!

If I want to set up my website with Free Shipping over $20, how do I do that?

You could set up Free Shipping to have a minimum order amount of 20 under WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping, select the Shipping Zone, add Free Shipping, and click Edit.

For orders lesser than $20, Free Shipping is disabled:

For orders above $20, Free Shipping is already enabled:

Additionally, you can learn more about Free Shipping on this support documentation: https://woocommerce.com/document/free-shipping/

Hope this helps!

thanks for the response. But would I need to put in a weight for each product for orders under $20?

Hi @shotzie17

But would I need to put in a weight for each product for orders under $20?

I am sure I am getting what you mean here. Can you please provide further information about the weight that you are referring to here so that we could check this further?

If a screenshot would be helpful, I’d recommend using https://snipboard.io or https://skitch.com/. You can share the direct link to the image as a response to this topic.

hi Xue, I am not sure how to do a screenshot but what I am talking about is in woocommerce I can put in weights on each product and size. Do I need to do that and setup like a USPS account. I drop ship everything though.

Hello @shotzie17

>thanks for the response. But would I need to put in a weight for each product for orders under $20?

The current shipping condition is on price base, so you don’t need to add weight for each product.

I hope that helps!

not sure anyone understands me. I am trying to set up where any customer that orders over $20 receives Free Shipping. If they don’t then I need the system to calculate shipping costs. How do I do that? On the storefront theme, there is no option

Hi @shotzie17

I am trying to set up where any customer that orders over $20 receives Free Shipping

I believe I’ve answered your inquiry here above.

If they don’t then I need the system to calculate shipping costs. How do I do that?

Can you please provide further information about what you are trying to achieve on your site so that we could point you to the right direction? If a screenshot would be helpful, I’d recommend using https://snipboard.io or https://skitch.com/. You can share the direct link to the image as a response to this topic.

Meanwhile, please refer to the support documentation below on how to set up shipping on your site: https://woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/getting-started/shipping/

Looking forward to hearing from you.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by xue28 (woo-hc).

Hi Xue,

I see where I can put Free Shipping on a certain amount. But let’s say I offer Free shipping on orders over $30. How does Woocommerce calculate what the shipping will be if it is under $30? Do I need to put the weight of each product? Do I need to attach a USPS account?

Hi @shotzie17

How does Woocommerce calculate what the shipping will be if it is under $30?

Thanks for providing further information about your inquiry here.

For orders that will be under $30, shipping costs will be calculated based on the shipping methods you defined on the shipping zone.

For example, using the Philippines as the Shipping Zone, I defined three (3) shipping methods: Free Shipping (here’s where I added the condition of a minimum order amount of $30), Flat Rate, and Local Pickup.

You can learn more about setting up your shipping settings here: https://woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins/woocommerce/getting-started/shipping/

Do I need to put the weight of each product? Do I need to attach a USPS account?

This depends on how you want to calculate the shipping costs for the orders. What I mentioned above are the built-in shipping methods available in WooCommerce. Should you wish to calculate the shipping costs by weight, or by any other means, there are lots of plugins that could help you.

Hope this helps!