Title: AovUp Rate &amp; Gateway Rules for WooCommerce
Author: Woosuite
Published: <strong>October 28, 2026</strong>
Last modified: October 28, 2026

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# AovUp Rate & Gateway Rules for WooCommerce

 By [Woosuite](https://profiles.wordpress.org/themealien/)

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 * [Details](https://wordpress.org/plugins/aovup-shipping-payment-rules-for-woocommerce/#description)
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 *  [Installation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/aovup-shipping-payment-rules-for-woocommerce/#installation)
 * [Development](https://wordpress.org/plugins/aovup-shipping-payment-rules-for-woocommerce/#developers)

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## Description

B2B and wholesale stores need different checkouts for different customers: invoice
payment only for approved trade accounts, freight delivery only above a weight, 
no cash on delivery for export orders. This plugin handles both halves with one 
rule screen:

 * **Shipping and payment rules together.** A rule hides chosen shipping methods
   or payment methods, or shows them only when its conditions match.
 * **B2B conditions built in**: customer role (with an “any wholesale role” shortcut
   that covers AovUp Wholesale Pricing’s roles), guests, and tax-exempt customers(
   WooCommerce VAT-exempt customers, and customers that AovUp Tax Exemption exempts:
   see the FAQ for the versions).
 * **Cart conditions**: subtotal, number of items, weight, products, categories (
   sub-categories included) and shipping classes, each with “contains any”, “every
   item is” and “contains none”.
 * **Address and checkout conditions**: shipping country, billing country, and for
   payment rules the chosen shipping method (for example: no cash on delivery with
   parcel lockers).
 * Match all conditions or any of them. Rules run top to bottom; turn them on and
   off, duplicate and reorder them.
 * Works on the **classic checkout and the Cart and Checkout blocks**, because the
   rules run where WooCommerce decides which methods are available. Hidden methods
   also can’t be used by a crafted request.
 * Targets one method in one shipping zone, or every method of a type (for example
   every “Flat rate”).
 * HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatible.

#### Pro

[AovUp Rate & Gateway Rules Pro](https://aovup.com/plugins/shipping-payment-rules/)
adds fees and discounts per shipping or payment method (fixed or a percentage), 
a table rate shipping method (weight, subtotal or item bands), postcode, coupon,
weekday, time of day and customer history conditions, messages at checkout that 
explain a hidden method, and rule import and export.

## Screenshots

[⌊The rules list.⌉⌊The rules list.⌉[

The rules list.

[⌊A payment rule: invoice payment only for wholesale customers.⌉⌊A payment rule:
invoice payment only for wholesale customers.⌉[

A payment rule: invoice payment only for wholesale customers.

[⌊A shipping rule with cart conditions.⌉⌊A shipping rule with cart conditions.⌉[

A shipping rule with cart conditions.

## Installation

 1. Install and activate the plugin (WooCommerce must be active).
 2. Go to WooCommerce > Rate & Gateway Rules.
 3. Click “Add payment rule” or “Add shipping rule”, pick the methods, add conditions
    and save.

## FAQ

### Does it work with the Cart and Checkout blocks?

Yes. The rules apply on WooCommerce’s own available-methods filters, which both 
the classic checkout and the blocks use.

### How do I offer invoice payment only to trade customers?

Add a payment rule: Methods = your invoice or bank transfer method, “Show these 
methods only when the conditions match”, condition “Customer role (B2B groups) is
one of: Any wholesale role” (or your trade role).

### Can I hide shipping methods for heavy or bulky orders?

Yes. Add a shipping rule: Methods = the methods to hide, “Hide these methods when
the conditions match”, condition “Cart weight is more than 30”, or “Shipping classes:
cart contains any of: Bulky”.

### What does “tax exempt” mean here?

A customer whose order is VAT exempt in WooCommerce (for example after a verified
VAT number with AovUp EU & UK VAT Validation), and the customers the AovUp Tax Exemption
editions exempt:

 * AovUp Tax Exemption for WooCommerce (the free edition, 1.0.0 or newer): an account
   it exempts, by its account flag (until the end date set there) or one of the 
   tax-exempt roles chosen in its settings. The rules ask that plugin itself, so
   this also works before the checkout.
 * AovUp Tax Exemption from aovup.com, 1.1.8 or newer: a customer it exempts as 
   a shopper, because one of its rules matches them (role, user, country or coupon)
   or because they claimed the exemption at checkout with a tax number the store
   checked. That is the decision that also removes the tax from the shipping. Only
   rules that match the shopper alone count: a rule that needs all of its conditions
   and also has a product, category or tax-rate condition doesn’t, even when it 
   removes the tax from that customer’s items. Versions up to 1.1.7 don’t tell other
   plugins their decision: update Tax Exemption to use this condition.
 * AovUp Tax Exemption from WooCommerce.com, 1.0.1 or newer: a customer it exempts
   on the whole order (by its rules that don’t depend on a product).

Developers can extend it with the `aovup_spr_customer_tax_exempt` filter.

### Does it work with currency switchers?

The amounts in your rules (the cart subtotal limits) are in your store’s base currency.
WooCommerce has no common way to convert them, so let your currency switcher convert
them with the `aovup_spr_amount` filter. It gets the amount, what it is and the 
currency to convert to (the order’s currency on the “Pay for order” page, otherwise
the shop’s current currency), and returns the amount in that currency, converted
in proportion (amount × exchange rate). An order paid for in your base currency 
is never converted.

### Do shipping rules look at the whole cart or at one shipment?

At the whole cart, the same as payment rules: every item (also virtual ones, which
don’t ship, and items in other shipments), and the cart’s subtotal, number of items
and weight. So “Cart subtotal is at least 100” means the same in a shipping rule
and a payment rule. Only the address is the shipment’s own. If your store splits
the cart into several shipments (several addresses, vendors or warehouses) and you
want each one judged on its own items, return true from the `aovup_spr_shipping_rules_use_package`
filter.

### What happens if a rule hides every shipping method?

WooCommerce shows its usual “no shipping options” message. Check your rules, or 
use Pro’s checkout messages to tell customers why.

### What happens if a rule hides every payment method?

The customers it hides them from can’t pay: WooCommerce only tells them that no 
payment methods are available. This happens with a rule such as “Show bank transfer
only to trade customers” when bank transfer is the only method your store has switched
on: guests and retail customers are left with nothing. The rule editor warns you
when a payment rule covers every payment method that is switched on. Leave at least
one method that every customer can use, or use Pro’s checkout messages to tell customers
what to do.

### What if another plugin fails while a rule is checked?

The checkout keeps working. A rule that can’t be checked counts as not matching:
a “show only when” rule hides its methods, a “hide when” rule hides nothing, and
a Pro fee rule adds nothing. The error is written to WooCommerce > Status > Logs(
source “aovup-spr”), at most once an hour per rule, with the plugin or filter it
came from.

### Does it send data anywhere?

No. The plugin makes no outside requests.

## Reviews

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## Contributors & Developers

“AovUp Rate & Gateway Rules for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following
people have contributed to this plugin.

Contributors

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## Changelog

#### 1.0.2

 * Renamed from Shipping & Payment Rules; settings, rules and slugs are unchanged.
 * Shipping rules now look at the whole cart, the same as payment rules: its subtotal,
   number of items and weight, and every item (also virtual ones and items in other
   shipments). Before, they looked only at the shipment’s items. The new `aovup_spr_shipping_rules_use_package`
   filter keeps the old way for stores that split the cart.
 * A rule that fails while it is checked (because of another plugin or a filter)
   no longer stops the checkout: it counts as not matching and is written to WooCommerce
   > Status > Logs.
 * The rule editor warns when a payment rule covers every payment method that is
   switched on, and the FAQ explains what customers then see.
 * Uninstalling: the rules stay while another edition is installed, also from a 
   renamed folder, and every site of a multisite network is cleaned up by its own
   setting.

#### 1.0.1

 * “Tax exempt” condition: the readme names the AovUp Tax Exemption versions it 
   works with and what each one counts as exempt.
 * Currency switchers: the `aovup_spr_amount` filter also gets the currency to convert
   to. On the “Pay for order” page that is the order’s currency, and an order in
   your base currency is no longer converted.

#### 1.0.0

 * First release.

## Meta

 *  Version **1.0.2**
 *  Last updated **3 days ago**
 *  Active installations **Fewer than 10**
 *  WordPress version ** 6.5 or higher **
 *  Tested up to **7.1.4**
 *  PHP version ** 7.4 or higher **
 * Tags
 * [b2b](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/b2b/)[conditional shipping](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/conditional-shipping/)
   [payment methods](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/payment-methods/)[shipping rules](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/shipping-rules/)
   [wholesale](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/wholesale/)
 *  [Advanced View](https://wordpress.org/plugins/aovup-shipping-payment-rules-for-woocommerce/advanced/)

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## Contributors

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