UpsellBay – Order Bump for WooCommerce

Description

Add relevant order bumps to your existing WooCommerce checkout with UpsellBay.

UpsellBay helps store owners present optional add-on products at checkout without replacing the checkout page, changing the payment flow, or adding a separate funnel builder.

Create the offer in WordPress, choose its product and discount, define who should see it, and publish when ready. Eligible offers appear before the Place order button in Classic Checkout and inside the order summary in Block Checkout.

Why Store Owners Use UpsellBay

• Keep the Existing Checkout – Add order bumps to the WooCommerce checkout your store already uses.
• Offer Relevant Products – Choose a simple product or an individual product variation with native WooCommerce product search.
• Control the Price – Use no discount, percentage off, fixed amount off, or a fixed offer price.
• Target the Right Cart – Combine cart, product, customer, and stock conditions with All rules or Any rule matching.
• Preview Safely – Use test mode so store managers can review offers before shoppers see them.
• Measure Results – Review per-offer views and accepts, plus lifetime counters on the dashboard.

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Key Features

• Classic Checkout Support – Display a compact checkbox offer before the Place order button.
• Block Checkout Support – Display the same offer inside the WooCommerce order summary.
• Flexible Discounts – Choose no discount, percentage off, fixed amount off, or a fixed offer price.
• Server-Side Pricing – Recalculate the accepted offer from the saved configuration before changing the cart item price.
• Product Support – Offer simple products and individual product variations.
• Product Image Control – Show or hide the offered product image.
• Cart Visibility Control – Hide an offer when its product is already in the cart.
• Rule Matching – Require all targeting rules or allow any matching rule.
• Ten Targeting Rules – Target by cart product, category, tag, subtotal, viewed product, user role, order count, lifetime spend, stock status, or an excluded cart product.
• Scheduling – Set optional start and end dates for each offer.
• Priority – Control which eligible offers are evaluated first.
• Offer Limits – Show from one to five active checkout offers at the same time.
• Offer States – Save offers as draft, active, or paused.
• Test Mode – Limit offer previews to users who can manage WooCommerce.
• Performance Counters – Track views and accepts for each offer.
• Order Attribution – Save accepted offer metadata on WooCommerce order line items through WooCommerce CRUD APIs.
• HPOS Compatibility – Declare compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage.
• Data Control – Preserve plugin data by default or remove it during uninstall when cleanup is enabled.

Targeting Rules

Combine any of these conditions on an offer, and require all rules or any rule to match:

• Cart contains product
• Cart contains category
• Cart contains tag
• Cart subtotal is
• Currently viewing product
• User role is
• Customer order count is
• Customer lifetime spend is
• Offered product stock status is
• Exclude if cart contains product

How UpsellBay Works

1. Open WooCommerce > UpsellBay and create an offer.
2. Select the offer product, discount, content, schedule, and priority.
3. Add optional targeting rules and choose All rules or Any rule matching.
4. Enable test mode and review the offer on Classic or Block Checkout.
5. Activate the offer and review its performance counters in WordPress.

UpsellBay Admin Experience

• Dashboard – Check whether offers are enabled, whether test mode is active, and how the offer library is performing.
• Offers – Search, filter, create, edit, pause, and review checkout bump offers.
• Offer Editor – Configure product selection, content, targeting, discounts, display settings, scheduling, and priority.
• Settings – Enable the checkout placement, choose the maximum number of offers, and adjust the accent color.
• Setup Wizard – Create a first draft offer with guided product, discount, targeting, and preview choices.
• Help – Open documentation and support resources from the plugin admin.

Use Cases

• Relevant Add-Ons – Offer accessories, care products, or refills that complement the current cart.
• Checkout Upgrades – Present a higher-value companion product at the final buying step.
• Cart-Based Offers – Show a bump only when a selected product, category, or tag is in the cart.
• Spend-Based Offers – Show an offer when the cart subtotal or customer lifetime spend reaches a chosen value.
• Customer Segments – Target offers by WordPress user role or previous WooCommerce order count.
• Scheduled Promotions – Run checkout offers during a defined campaign period.

Privacy and External Services

UpsellBay does not connect to third-party services and does not load remote scripts, tracking pixels, or telemetry. The plugin stores its configuration and operational data in the site’s WordPress and WooCommerce database.

Source Code

UpsellBay is fully open source under GPL-2.0-or-later and contains no obfuscated code. The plugin’s JavaScript is written in an un-minified, human-readable form and is included in this package under the src/ directory:

• src/admin/index.js – admin screens (compiled to assets/admin/js/upsellbay-admin.js).
• src/admin/offer-editor/index.js – offer editor (compiled to assets/admin/js/upsellbay-offer-editor.js).
• src/admin/analytics/index.js – dashboard counters (compiled to assets/admin/js/upsellbay-analytics.js).
• src/classic-checkout/index.js – Classic Checkout bump (compiled to assets/frontend/classic-checkout.js).
• src/block-checkout/index.js – Block Checkout bump (compiled to assets/frontend/block-checkout.js).

The compiled files in assets/ are generated from these sources with the official WordPress build tooling (@wordpress/scripts, which uses webpack). The build tooling and configuration are also included in this package as package.json and webpack.config.js.

To regenerate the compiled assets from source, run these commands in the plugin directory:

npm install
npm run build