Add to Cart Redirect for WooCommerce

On the left side of the dashboard
WooCommerce > Direct checkout

Just install the plugin and activate it, and it will start redirecting to the checkout page.

Go to the plugin Basic settings. See the option Redirect to page; there you can select from pages.

Go to Basic Settings and click on Enable redirect on add to cart. This option is used to enable or disable the redirect.

PRO version has this feature.
In the PRO version, you can disable the global redirect and set a redirect for one product.
This way, the user will be redirected only when they add that specific product to the cart, and they won’t be redirected when they add other products.

PRO version allows you to do this.

Pro Version allows you to change the redirect page for a specific product.

Yes, our plugin works on all the add to cart buttons.

Yes, our plugin works on Ajax add to cart buttons as well.

You can do so now with our option “Disable cart page”; this will redirect all cart page traffic to the checkout page.

You can do that using our option “Enable single page checkout”; after enabling this, the cart and checkout will be shown on the same page.
(Single page checkout will now work if you implement your checkout page using the WooCommerce content block; you should implement your checkout page using the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode)

You can do that in the FREE version; you can set one category page as the default redirect,
But in the PRO version you can set a product-level redirect, so if someone buys a pen you can redirect them to the Books category or even a single book (product).
This way you can create a complete funnel of redirects.

Say someone buys a T-shirt; as soon as they add this T-shirt to the cart, they get redirected to the Paints product page. If they then add some paint to the cart, they will be redirected to another product. This way, they will go on buying.

Yes, you can change it from the plugin settings.

Yes, the plugin lets you add a quick purchase button to product and archive pages, and in the PRO version, you can also change its label.

Yes, you can disable it for the product archive page and keep it running for the product page or vice versa.

Yes, you can do that in the Pro version; it allows you to disable the Quick Purchase button on a particular product.

At present, it does not work with variable products, but it will start supporting variable products shortly.

Using the Quick View button, customers can see the product details from the archive page without leaving the page.

Yes, Quick View will work for variable products; in fact, it is most useful for variable products, as a customer can view the product directly from the archive page and even add it to the cart from the archive page, as the Quick View module allows them to select the product variation.

You can remove order comments and coupon fields from the checkout page.

In the Pro version, you can remove the “Ship to a different address?” option.

In the Pro version, you can remove the following billing fields from the checkout form: First name, Last name, City, Country, State, Address line 1, Address line 2, and Postal code.
This feature will only work if your checkout page is made using the WooCommerce shortcode [woocommerce_checkout]. It will not work if your checkout page is made with the WooCommerce Checkout Block.

In the Pro version, you can remove the following shipping fields from the checkout form: First name, Last name, City, Country, State, Address line 1, Address line 2, and Postal code.
This feature will only work if your checkout page is made using the WooCommerce shortcode [woocommerce_checkout]. It will not work if your checkout page is made with the WooCommerce Checkout Block.

Yes, you can do that in the Pro version.

Yes, in the PRO version, a default variation can be added directly to the cart from archive views.

You have to make sure that you have set the default values of all the required variables for that product. If some required variable is not set for the first variation and you have not set a default for that variable, then, in that case, Buy Now for that product will fail with a warning that “required fields cannot be blank”.

Yes, you can do that using the Pro version; it gives you the option to link product names on the checkout page to their respective product pages.

You can customize the width of the Quick View box in the Pro version.

The Pro version gives you the option to redirect customers to a custom page on successful order placement.

Pro version allows you to set different thank you page URLs for different products.

You have the option to specify the weight of the link on the product page, so when there are 2 products with different thank you pages, their weight is considered, and the product with the highest weight is used for the redirect.

Yes, you can do that. The plugin gives you the option to show the quantity field next to each product on the checkout page, and the option to remove products from the checkout page itself.

Yes, you can do that. The plugin gives you the option to show the quantity field next to each product on the checkout page; from there, customers can modify the quantity on the checkout page itself.

Yes, the plugin gives you the option to remove products directly from the checkout page without going to the cart page.

This option will not be enabled if you have enabled the single page checkout option “Enable single page checkout” in the Basic settings tab.

For this, go to the Checkout settings tab; there you can enable the option “Force login before checkout”.

To enable the registration option, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Accounts & Privacy and enable the option Allow customers to create an account on the “My account” page.

Yes, the free version and PRO version are both HPOS compatible.

Yes, in the PRO version, the Buy Now button can mimic Amazon-style behavior. When clicked, the customer is redirected to the checkout with only the selected product, while any other items in the cart are saved for later.

You can stop spam in WooCommerce orders by enabling the option “Enable CAPTCHA on checkout page” in the Checkout settings tab. This will show a simple CAPTCHA on the checkout page so that only humans can place orders.