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Free Plugin by James Koster v0.7.0

WooCommerce Accepted Payment Methods

Extends WooCommerce giving you the option to display accepted payment methods via widget, shortcode or template tag.

WooCommerce Accepted Payment Methods

The facts

Rating
3.4★ from 12
Active installs
2k+
Price
Free
Last updated
28 Nov 2017
Added
Nov 2012
Requires WP
4.0
Tested up to
WP 4.0.38
Downloads
169,060

Our analysis

AI-assisted

WooCommerce Accepted Payment Methods is a WordPress plugin designed to inform customers about the accepted payment methods in your WooCommerce store before they reach the checkout. It extends WooCommerce settings to allow you to specify which payment methods are available.

You can display the accepted payment methods on the frontend using a widget, a shortcode, or by adding a template tag directly to your theme. This plugin is suitable for WooCommerce store owners who want to provide clear payment information to their customers.

Best for: WooCommerce store owners looking to clarify payment options for customers.

What it does well

  • Extends WooCommerce settings for payment methods
  • Displays accepted payment methods via widget or shortcode
  • Can be integrated into themes with a template tag

Where it falls short

  • Last updated in November 2017
  • Tested only up to WordPress version 4.0.38
  • Directory score of 48/100 indicates potential issues

Verdict

This plugin provides a straightforward way to display accepted payment methods, but its age and low directory score may raise concerns for some users.

From the developer

James Koster's own description of WooCommerce Accepted Payment Methods, lightly tidied.

Sometimes you need to you want to inform your customers which payment methods are accepted on your WooCommerce store before they reach the checkout.

WooCommerce Accepted Payment Methods extends the WooCommerce settings allowing you to specify which payment methods your store accepts.

The specified payment methods can then be displayed on the frontend via a widget, a shortcode or by adding a template tag directly to your theme.

Please feel free to contribute on github

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