
Stackless for WooCommerce
All-in-one e-commerce toolkit for WooCommerce
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Run your WooCommerce store with fewer plugins, not fewer features. Stackless for WooCommerce brings subscriptions, payments, software licensing, multi-currency checkout, invoices and everyday store tools into one modular plugin. Switch on only what you need. Disabled modules load no code. What you can do with Stackless: • Sell subscriptions with free trials, signup fees, automatic renewals, failed-payment retries and plan switching. • Accept payments through built-in Stripe and PayPal integrations, or use Polar as your merchant of record to handle sales tax and VAT. • Sell WordPress plugins and themes with license keys, site activation limits and automatic updates from your own store. • Let customers shop and check out in different currencies, with currency-specific prices and payment gateways. • Turn quote requests into invoices and payments, collect deposits, and send secure pay links and payment reminders. • Improve the buying experience with checkout layouts, order bumps, product add-ons, wishlists, back-in-stock alerts, delivery slots and saved carts. • Give buyers access to selected pages, with subscription-based access while their plan stays active. Built for store owners, software makers and agencies who want a simpler WooCommerce stack. Stackless supports HPOS and both block and classic checkout. If an existing plugin handles the same job, the overlapping module pauses and tells you why, so you can adopt it one feature at a time. All 30 modules and unlimited site activations are included. Your license covers updates and support, not permission to keep using the plugin: every feature keeps working if you stop renewing.
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Bundling subscriptions, wishlists and the rest into one plugin is a smart way to cut plugin bloat. A quick compatibility list for popular themes would reassure buyers.
Bundling subscriptions, wishlists and the rest into one plugin is a smart way to cut plugin bloat. A quick compatibility list for popular themes would reassure buyers.
Pausing an overlapping module and explaining why is a thoughtful migration detail. It lets a store adopt features gradually instead of replacing its whole checkout stack at once.
Good plugin. Highly recommended. Great support as well.
Disabled modules loading no code is the detail that matters most on a crowded WooCommerce install. How do you handle migrating existing subscriptions from WooCommerce Subscriptions, is there an importer?
I built Stackless to simplify running a WooCommerce store, without juggling a pile of plugins. Turn on what you need and leave the rest off. Which plugin would you most like to replace?