Plugin configuration
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Shiplume shows shoppers how much is left to free shipping and updates live as the cart changes. The threshold is read automatically from your WooCommerce free-shipping method, with a manual fallback. The bar shows on the cart and at checkout, plain JavaScript, no jQuery.
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A shopper knows there is free shipping over some amount but cannot see exactly how much is left. Without a clear goal they add fewer items, and average order value stays low.
Everything you need to show progress toward free shipping.
Reads the minimum order amount from your active WooCommerce free-shipping method, the smallest across zones, with a manual fallback.
The bar re-renders with the cart and animates smoothly, using a tiny script with no jQuery of its own.
Shows on classic templates and Cart/Checkout Blocks.
A real role=progressbar with aria-valuenow/min/max and a readable text alternative.
The track reserves its height up front, so the bar causes zero CLS.
Colours are CSS custom properties, dark-mode aware.
Use the {amount} token in the progress message and a separate success message when the goal is reached.
POT included, clean uninstall, HPOS and Blocks compatible.
Enable the bar and set the first free-shipping threshold.
Activate Shiplume alongside WooCommerce.
In WooCommerce > Shiplume pick automatic or manual mode and enable the bar.
Enable the bar on the cart and at checkout.
When you offer free shipping over a threshold, show it as a clear, motivating goal.
Shoppers see how much is left and add another item more often.
The threshold is read automatically from the shipping method, no manual sync.
A small script with no library and no layout shift.
A free-shipping progress bar on every storefront page, with position, message and colour controls.
Different free-shipping thresholds matched to the customer's shipping zone instead of a global minimum.
Chain up to three cart-total milestones with messages and bar markers.
Track bar views and threshold hits per placement on WooCommerce > Shiplume Analytics.
Enable the floating bar, per-zone goals and tiered rewards under WooCommerce > Shiplume Pro.
PRO keeps everything in the free plugin and adds the modules below.
How Shiplume compares to the popular WooCommerce free-shipping-bar plugins.
| Shiplume | WPFactory Free Shipping Bar | Woo Free Shipping Bar | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free version | Yes | Yes | No |
| Live AJAX cart updates | Yes | Yes | - |
| Cart and checkout display | Yes | - | - |
| Per-zone shipping goals | Pro | Yes | - |
| Tiered rewards | Pro | - | - |
| Conversion analytics | Pro | - | - |
| Open source (GPLv2) | Yes | Core GPL | Core GPL |
| Paid plan price | from €19/yr | from ~$50/yr | Paid only |
Competitor data and pricing as of June 2026; check the vendors' sites for current pricing.
FREE covers a single free-shipping threshold. Shiplume PRO adds a floating mini-cart bar, per-zone shipping goals and tiered rewards.
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Maintenance status
This plugin is maintained. We have announced no end-of-support date, and when we do it will say so here and in a release.
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Yes.
In Automatic mode, Shiplume reads the minimum order amount from your enabled WooCommerce free-shipping method, using the smallest amount across your shipping zones. In Manual mode you set a fixed amount. If Automatic finds no qualifying method, it falls back to the manual amount.
Shiplume hides the bar rather than showing a broken or always-complete one.
Yes. It renders on both the classic templates and the WooCommerce Cart/Checkout blocks, and declares HPOS and Cart/Checkout Blocks compatibility.
On the cart page and at checkout, in classic templates and the Cart/Checkout Blocks. You enable each placement in the plugin settings.
No. The bar renders with a tiny script and no jQuery of its own.
No. The track reserves its height up front, so CLS stays zero.
Yes. Swift adds a fast Buy Now path and Shortlist a wishlist. Shiplume complements the cart with motivation toward free shipping.
Shiplume is a free, open-source progress bar that updates live across cart and checkout, with per-zone goals, tiered rewards, and conversion analytics in its paid edition from €19/yr. WPFactory Free Shipping Bar also has a free version with AJAX updates and shipping-zone thresholds, with a premium tier from about $50/yr, while the official Woo Free Shipping Progress Bar is a paid Marketplace extension. All three ship under the GPL. Pricing as of June 2026.
Automatic threshold, live updates on the cart and at checkout. The full FREE edition under GPL.
Get it on WordPress.orgFREE is a complete free-shipping bar, PRO adds a floating mini-cart bar, per-zone goals, tiered rewards and conversion analytics.