Add Subscription Products to WooCommerce!

[@simongondeck]

📌Get the All Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin here: simongondeck.com/apwcs See the video description for the blog post that contains snippets that you need to add to your theme to get the same functionality from my video!

[@justeenlogan8652]

Thank you for these tutorials! I have a variable product, are you able to allow subscriptions on only one variable option? Was thinking I could code, if option selected hide subscription info, but having no luck.

[@simongondeck]

Hey Justeen! Thanks for watching. You would have to edit the product-subscription-options.php template file to do this. You also could reach out to the plugin support team and see if they have guidance on this.

[@heather77]

Thanks for the video. Woocommerce are sneaky making this two separate plugins because they really could have included this in the first one

[@simongondeck]

Yes for sure! And I hear you :). The All Products plugin was developed by a 3rd party company initially called Somewhere Warm. Then, WooCommerce bought them that company. Regardless I think WooCommerce should merge this plugin with the core WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin :)

[@JoshuaBruceBradford]

Is there away you can have it where they can pay weekly or bi-weekly

[@simongondeck]

Yes this is possible

[@yaycommerce]

Great guide! Can I add this tutorial video to our blog post?

[@simongondeck]

yes you can!

[@RosaCalido]

Hi there! Thank you, your videos are really helpful, I got stuck with something, could you help me, please? I have a composite product, both subscription plugins, and everything seems to work. But after filling everything it doesn't add the subscription to the cart, do you know what can I do?

[@kimlanzon83]

Hi, I would ask if there's a way to add a subscription on multiple products at once? because if manually configuring every single product is to hassle for sure. thank you

[@attractinghappiness]

Thank you Simon for your videos! I have a question about adding a product variation. Example selling yearly planner sheets. Want to give the option to allow customers to choose which month the sheets start and then allow them to choose the one-time or subscription option. Is that possible?

[@simongondeck]

Yes this is possible. You would setup your product as a variable product with all your months and then use the All Products plugin to add your subscription option. After the user selects their variation (what month to start) the one-time and subscription option will show below. Let me know if you have any questions: simongondeck.com/apwcs

[@toddfishhuman4307]

Great tut - thank you. Commented on another tut you created around this, but was wondering if you could run through a few free shipping coupon scenarios utilizing All Products for Woo Subs.

[@simongondeck]

@ToddFish Human, yes I created this tutorial just for you 😀 How to setup free trials in WooCommerce: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYOcq2xnbNWefNE Let me know what you think and if you have any other WooCommerce Subscription questions or tutorial ideas.

[@beelerpro1]

Thanks for the tutorials on this and WooCom in general. We sell bags of produce which we deliver. To encourage people to buy more than one bag, we offer a discount for multiple bags to the same address. ($5 off for each bag delivered to the same address.) You covered how one could set up automatic discounts over time, (bar of soap is discounted 10% when subscribing), but how would you set it up to discount multiples of the same product as a one off as well as a subscription using this extension?

[@simongondeck]

Hey David, I added your comment to the blog post as it has links to the sample product page I setup and plugins you could use.

[@magicpotato123]

Hi, is there a way to make the discount increase the more the customer spends? So if their subscription basket totals £30 the discount would be 10%, if it totals £40 the discount would be 15% and so on? Struggling to find an answer. Thanks for these tutorials :)

[@Psiwillows]

Can you set up a one-time discount on subscriptions? I have a weekly subscription model but I am looking to convert more customers into a subscription with a 25% off when signing up for a subscription.

[@simongondeck]

@Dan Morneault, check out this tutorial I just released-How to set up free trials in WooCommerce: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYOcq2xnbNWefNE. It will discuss how to set up one-time discounts for first-time subscribers, either 25% on their first subscription order, or 25% on their first subscription order, and all remaining orders. Let me know what you think and if you have any other WooCommerce Subscription questions or tutorial ideas.

[@ValerieCudnik]

Is there a way to add the subscribe option to multiple products at once, particularly if they are all getting the same options (15% discount, monthly)? As opposed to manually configuring every single product that we want to add it to?

[@simongondeck]

Sadly there is no easy way to do this. You could do this for one product and then export all your products and variations to CSV and study how the meta data looks like for the product you added the subscription plans to. Then, replicate how the meta data looks like for that one product and apply to all other products in the CSV FILE. In my experience it’s just easier to go through all your products 1 by 1 unless you have more than 100 products where the export/import product makes more sense.

[@YuuFlamel]

Thanks for the awesome video. I just have a question. My subscription plans does not come in a drop down menu like yours. "1 month, 2 months" etc.. They come as a list underneath each others which is annoying. Is there a fix for that? Thanks in advance!

[@simongondeck]

Thanks for your patience! The plugin has released an update that allows for you to choose an alternative layout called "Grouped" that separates 1-time purchase from the subscription options in a dropdown. You can choose this layout by editing your Product page and clicking "Subscriptions" then the Layout type.

[@simongondeck]

I updated the snippets in my blog post at sgwp.dev/0hq. This will allow your store to have the drop down menu like in the video :)

[@lakshyachoudhary2405]

im adding the plans but the are not reflected on my product they does'nt show on my product can you help me out from solving this bug

[@simongondeck]

Hey there! What is your store website url? Have you added the plans on a simple product or variable product on your WooCommerce store?

[@bipinbhattarai7732]

Hello Can I add Only this plugin without the woocommerce other subscription? Is it possible to design the way it shows subscription?

[@simongondeck]

Hey Bipin! This plugin is a add-on for WooCommerce Subscriptions so you have to use it: sgwp.dev/y0x

[@sukasukastudiopro]

Hi sir, I have follow your tutorial and it is working, Thank you!. But I have some more questions please. How to add more subscriptions intervals more than 6th week? let's say 8th weeks, 10th weeks and so on, and how to fix week to weeks. Thank you.

[@sukasukastudiopro]

I found to add more intervals by following this gist.github.com/thenbrent/d1e10ab5e7fffda5b4d2. But I still confused for how to get the week into weeks in the list options in the frontpage product page.

[@klondikekettlecorn]

Can I apply a subscription to a smart bundle product?

[@simongondeck]

Hey Katie! What do you mean by smart bundle product? Are you using the Product Bundles plugin or something else? sgwp.dev/rnj

[@Kvazimodo1985]

Hey thanks for video. Does it work with variable product?

[@simongondeck]

Yes. The add-on allows you to make any simple or variable product on subscription.

[@imperio_cosmetics]

great video!!! what is the "$40 away from free shipping" plug in in your cart? looks cool

[@simongondeck]

Thanks Freddy! The $40 away from free shipping was custom coded :(. Let me see if I can find a plugin that does a similar functionality or maybe I should create a plugin for it :)

[@EEZYEEEE]

What plugin are you using for the “add gift note” on the checkout page?

[@edwanyi]

Hello, I would like to know if anyone knows if in some way with the "All Products for Woo Subscriptions" plugin you can edit the products once subscribed. That is, a customer makes a purchase of several cleaning products and did so for 1 shampoo, 1 soap, etc... but it turns out that he then wants to edit the soap to "0"... is there a way to do it? Even if it is with some other complementary plugin...

[@tonyhawa]

Can we add subscriptions to Grouped products?

[@simongondeck]

Hey Tony, to make it possible to purchase different subscription products you have to group each subscription product with an equivalent billing schedule into the one subscription. A better use IMHO would be to use Product Bundles plugin (possible with All Products): sgwp.dev/rnj

[@seansenseman3699]

Thanks for the tutorial. The issue I'm having is my quantity selector is next to the one time purchase option instead of add to cart. And the add to cart is TALL and not wide. It's centered between all the options not under like yours. I even tried your code snippets without much luck. I'm using elementor and ocean-wp. Any idea?

[@simongondeck]

Hey Sean, it looks like Elementor is conflicting with the CSS. See this FAQ in the blog post: sgwp.dev/0hq#faqs

[@OzSigns]

Do you have any plugins that are free?

[@thestranger648]

how can i set up the layout like that

[@riadnassour]

Can we make each subscription be processed in a single transaction? I mean not allowing a subscription product to be purchased with other products in the same transaction including one-time purchase as well as multiple different subscription products.

[@simongondeck]

To have each subscription be processed in a single transaction, uncheck "Mixed Checkout" in your WooCommerce settings under the Subscriptions tab. Here is more info with screenshots under the Mixed Checkout FAQ: sgwebpartners.com/how-to-setup-woo-subscriptions/#faqs. Does this help and answer your question?

[@riadnassour]

​@@simongondeck Thank you for your reply, Actually, I tried that but it didn't work showing this Message and keeps one product in cart " A subscription has been removed from your cart. Products and subscriptions can not be purchased at the same time. " when I add two different products but the same subscription plan, I want each subscription plan to be processed in a single transaction. I have: - One-Off Purchase - Monthly Subscription - 3 Month Subscription

[@simongondeck]

@@riadnassour I am confused. You want each line item (i.e. One-off, monthly, 3 month) to be processed in a single transaction but as 3 total orders (i.e. each would have it's own order id)? Can you explain why you want to do this? Are you trying to separate each line item as a separate order for tracking and fulfillment purposes?

[@riadnassour]

@@simongondeck I mean I have a Subscribe page that has 3 Different Plans, and I have four products only in my shop If I added for example 2 different products to the cart as a 1-month subscription and tried to add another product or same product as a different plan, for example, one-time purchase, It shouldn't be added because has a different plan. should get an error message in the cart for example. that's will be limiting the order to a single subscription plan. One plan per checkout.

[@devinsM3]

If single purchase is let’s say $59.99, and you have subscribe and save at 20% off ($47.99), but you want to offer a 1-time 20% additional coupon off the subscribe and save... so first purchase order is $35.99, BUT it recurs monthly at the normal $47.99. How do you do that??

[@simongondeck]

Hey Devin, you would need to add an additional coupon with the Discount type set as a “Recurring Product % Coupon”. The coupon should only be valid for the 1st payment. For example, the product costs $59.99. In addition, you also have a subscribe and save option at 20% off for $47.99. You also want to offer a one-time 20% additional coupon off the subscribe and save option so the first purchase is $35.99 instead of $47.99. But the product recurs monthly at the normal subscription price of $47.99. I put the full explanation in the FAQ titled "How can I add a one-time coupon code in additional to the subscribe and save discount?" on the blog post here: sgwebpartners.com/how-to-add-subscriptions-to-existing-woocommerce-products/#faqs

[@intoeverything910]

Our Product is in a way we wanna charge monthly 150$ and the duration of subscription is 3 months so even if someone cancels he is bound to pay for three months than cancel as they requested previously, how is this possible?

[@Tomm_E]

Thanks for the awesome video! I've been looking for the one-time payment option FOREVER. I followed your instructions but how do you get the nice box with the drop down menu options for 1 month, 2 month, 3 month? Mine just lists the subscriptions options as a bulleted list and it looks bad

[@Ncyhere]

Hey , i have setup a similar setup Ping me on skype naveen1223 or mail me at [e-mail] let discuss

[@simongondeck]

Hey Tomm! I updated the blog post at sgwebpartners.com/how-to-add-subscriptions-to-existing-woocommerce-products/ with the code snippet you need to paste into your active WordPress theme under the file path [your-active theme]/woocommerce/single-product/product-subscription-options.php

[@Tomm_E]

​@@simongondeck Thanks for the valuable blog post! I added the code snippet to the correct path via Filezilla but unfortunately it still didn't work for me. It may be due to a custom theme issue. I just sent you an email, it would be awesome to connect and work with you if that's possible. Thanks again!

[@Wpsolutions786]

How to create same design ...saw videos...

[@SoCalGreenParty]

How much are you paying for hosting? I can beat it. HMU.

[@TheSWMTeam]

can you help me setup paypal gateway it's never working right

[@simongondeck]

can you explain the issues you are having in more detail? Also, are you using PayPal Standard on your WooCommerce store?

[@TheSWMTeam]

@@simongondeck The woocomerce paypal plugin and error 11601 I literally called them twice and they said they approved my address on my merchant account so idk.

[@TheSWMTeam]

yes paypal standard i believe.

[@simongondeck]

@@TheSWMTeam I believe you are using PayPal Checkout instead of PayPal Standard. In your PayPal Checkout settings, you may have to untick the box to "require billing address"? This is no longer supported by PayPal Checkout. If you still need to collect a customer's billing address, here is a explanation of potential solution where you would turn off the paypal buttons on the product and cart pages and use only on the Checkout page: docs.woocommerce.com/document/paypal-express-checkout/#section-6

[@simongondeck]

Can you login to your PayPal account and check if the "SetCustomerAgreement" is enabled on your account? PayPal may take a few days to do so and realize this is frustrating :). www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/why-did-i-get-api-error-code-11601-ts2035