Additional Terms Lite for WooCommerce vs Boxy WooCommerce Custom Redirect After Checkout

Boxy WooCommerce Custom Redirect After Checkout lets you send customers to any page you choose after a successful WooCommerce order — instead of the default order confirmation page. Whether you want to show a custom thank you page, promote an upsell offer, collect survey responses, or direct customers to a tutorial, this plugin makes it simple. Free Features Redirect all customers to a single custom URL after checkout Optional redirect delay (0–10 seconds) Countdown timer displayed on screen: “You will be redirected in 5… 4… 3… 2… 1…” Works with classic checkout and WooCommerce block checkout Clean modern admin settings page (Boxy Redirect menu) Redirect to full URLs or relative paths (/thank-you) Lightweight — no impact on store performance Fully translatable (i18n ready) Compatible with all major caching plugins Why Redirect After Checkout? The default WooCommerce thank you page is plain and does nothing for your business. A custom redirect lets you: Show a branded thank you page that matches your store design Promote an upsell or cross-sell offer while the customer is in buying mode Collect customer feedback with a post-purchase survey Direct customers to a tutorial or onboarding page Track conversions with Google Analytics or Facebook Pixel Show payment instructions for bank transfer orders Upgrade to Pro — Powerful Rules Engine The free version redirects all customers to the same URL. Pro unlocks a full rules engine so you can redirect different customers to different pages based on what they ordered, who they are, and how they paid. Rules work like this: You create multiple redirect rules Each rule has one or more conditions Rules are checked top-to-bottom by priority The first matching rule fires — the rest are skipped If no rule matches, your free fallback URL is used Every rule shows a plain-English live preview: “When a customer completes checkout and their billing country is Germany, they will be immediately redirected to /de/danke. Customers from other countries will skip this rule.” Test before going live with the Customer Journey Simulator: Enter a hypothetical customer profile and see exactly which rule would fire and why — before a single real customer is affected. Starter Plan — Rules Engine with 4 Conditions Build redirect rules using these conditions: Specific Product Purchased — redirect based on which products are in the order Example: Customer buys a T-Shirt — redirect to /tshirt-care-guide Product Category — redirect based on product category Example: Customer buys from Electronics — redirect to /warranty-registration Order Total — redirect based on amount spent (greater than, less than, between) Example: Order total over $200 — redirect to /vip-club User Role — redirect wholesale, retail, and member customers differently Example: Wholesale customer checks out — redirect to /wholesale-thank-you Each rule supports Match ALL (every condition must be true) or Match ANY (at least one condition must be true). Rules are drag-and-drop sortable and can be individually enabled or disabled. Pro Plan — All 8 Conditions + Order Data in URL Everything in Starter plus: Coupon Code Used — redirect customers based on the coupon they used Example: Customer uses coupon FACEBOOK20 — redirect to /facebook-special-offer Use case: Track ROI from marketing campaigns First Time Buyer — detect a customer’s very first order and treat them differently Example: First order — redirect to /welcome-new-customer with onboarding guide Returning customers automatically skip this rule Payment Method — redirect based on how the customer paid Example: Bank transfer — redirect to /payment-instructions with account details Customer Country — redirect based on billing country Example: Germany — /de/danke, France — /fr/merci, everyone else — /thank-you Pass Order Data in URL — append real order details to your redirect URL using variables: {order_id} {first_name} {last_name} {email} {order_total} {payment_method} {coupon_code} Example: /thanks?name={first_name}&order={order_id} becomes /thanks?name=John&order=1234 Custom Delay Per Rule — set a different countdown timer for each rule (0–30 seconds) Agency Plan — Everything + A/B Testing + Analytics Everything in Pro plus: A/B Testing — split traffic between multiple redirect URLs with percentage control Example: 50% of customers go to Page A, 50% go to Page B — find out which converts better Analytics Dashboard — see every redirect that fired, broken down by rule Includes date range filtering (today, 7 days, 30 days, custom) and A/B test performance comparison Export to CSV — download your full redirect history Unlimited Sites — use on as many WordPress installs as you need Full Customer Journey Example Rules set up by admin: Priority 1: Coupon = VIPCODE — redirect to /vip-thank-you Priority 2: Country = Germany — redirect to /de/danke Priority 3: Order Total over $200 — redirect to /big-spender-offer Customer checks out with coupon SAVE10 from Germany spending $250: Rule 1 checked — coupon is SAVE10 not VIPCODE — skipped Rule 2 checked — billing country is Germany — matched! Customer is redirected to /de/danke Rules 3 and beyond are never checked Is This Plugin GDPR Compliant? Yes. The free version does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. The Pro analytics feature stores only the order ID and redirect URL in your own database — no data is ever sent to third parties. Works With Everything WooCommerce classic checkout WooCommerce block checkout All major page builders (Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder) All major caching plugins (WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed Cache) Multisite installations

Formerly known as Woo Additional Terms, trusted by WooCommerce stores since 2017. Make sure customers actually agree to your policies before they can place an order. Additional Terms Lite for WooCommerce adds a dedicated “I agree” checkbox to your checkout so shoppers must acknowledge your refund policy, privacy notice, age restriction, delivery terms, or any other policy that matters to your store. Every acceptance is saved with the WooCommerce order, so you have a record if a question or dispute ever comes up. Setup takes about two minutes. Write your checkbox text, optionally link a policy page, decide whether it is required, and save. No coding, no page builder, no fuss. This is useful when you want to: Get explicit agreement to a specific policy at checkout. Add a second agreement alongside the default WooCommerce terms checkbox. Link the checkbox to a policy page customers can read without leaving checkout. Keep a record of what each customer accepted with their order. Reduce refund disputes, chargebacks, and avoidable support messages. Get explicit consent to your policies at checkout WooCommerce ships with a single terms and conditions checkbox tied to one page. That is fine until you need customers to explicitly agree to something specific, such as a no-refund sale, a pre-order delay, an age-restricted item, a subscription renewal, or a cash-on-delivery instruction. Additional Terms gives you that dedicated, purpose-built agreement and keeps a clear record of it on the order. You decide whether the checkbox is required, so customers cannot complete checkout until they tick the box, or you can leave it optional when you only need to surface a notice. Link and display your terms your way Point the checkbox at any policy page and drop it into the label with the {{additional-terms}} smart tag. The tag is replaced with a clickable link to that page at checkout. Customers can read the linked terms without leaving checkout. Open them in a modal, embed them directly above the checkbox, or open them in a new tab, whichever suits your store. Keep a record of every acceptance When a customer places an order, their agreement is saved to the WooCommerce order notes. That gives you a clearer record of which checkout agreement was accepted, which helps with internal review, customer support, and dispute prevention. Works with classic and block checkout On classic [woocommerce_checkout] stores, the checkbox appears right beside the standard terms area. Using the WooCommerce Checkout Block? Add the dedicated Additional Terms block inside the checkout layout and position it exactly where you want it. Built for real store situations Additional Terms Lite for WooCommerce is designed for the agreements WooCommerce merchants actually need: refund and cancellation policies, age-restricted products, pre-orders, digital downloads, subscription terms, liability waivers, warranty acknowledgements, privacy and GDPR consent, and payment-method notices for bank transfer, cash on delivery, manual payments, or financing. The plugin is translation-ready and includes configuration support for multilingual stores using WPML and Polylang. Lite features Add an “I agree” checkbox to WooCommerce checkout. Make the checkbox required, or leave it optional. Show a custom validation message when a required checkbox is not accepted. Link the checkbox label to a selected terms page using the {{additional-terms}} smart tag. Display linked terms in a modal, embedded above the checkbox, or in a new tab. Enable or disable the checkbox without deleting your saved settings. Show the checkbox on the classic WooCommerce checkout shortcode. Add the dedicated Additional Terms block inside the WooCommerce Checkout Block. Save customer acceptance details in the WooCommerce order notes. HPOS compatible. Translation-ready with WPML and Polylang support. Need more control? Upgrade to Additional Terms Pro The free plugin handles a single agreement well. Additional Terms Pro is built for stores that need more than one policy, want the right terms to appear at the right moment, and need records that hold up. Upgrade to Additional Terms Pro to unlock the full workflow. With Additional Terms Pro, you can: Add every agreement your store needs Create unlimited terms checkboxes, a dedicated agreement for every policy, product line, or scenario. Show a checkbox on the cart, the checkout, or both. Set default checkbox states for optional agreements. Link a checkbox to any post type, not only standard WordPress pages. Insert ready-made message templates for your checkbox label and error text, then edit them to taste. Show the right terms to the right customer Use smart conditional display so a checkbox only appears when it is relevant. Match on cart contents: products, categories, tags, WooCommerce brands, product types, or shipping classes. Match on applied coupons, so a checkbox appears only when a specific coupon has been added to the cart. Match on cart totals and weight: subtotal, total, discount total, shipping total, or cart weight. Match on the chosen payment gateway, shipping location, or billing location. Match on user role or the day of the week. Match on URL parameters from campaign, affiliate, or custom links. Copy conditions from one checkbox to another so you never rebuild the same rules. Use Hidden Cart Matching for custom checkout layouts where a theme or builder hides or changes products. Keep proof that holds up Show an acceptance summary on the WooCommerce order details screen. Display the accepted terms inside WooCommerce order emails. Attach a downloadable PDF receipt of the accepted terms to the confirmation email. Record the exact terms text, plus the customer’s IP address and device, at the moment of acceptance. Set up faster and manage smarter Draft a structured Terms and Conditions document with the guided Terms Generator. Import and export your settings to move a configuration between stores. Receive premium updates and priority support through WooCommerce.com. If your store needs multiple agreements, product-specific or payment-specific terms, conditional display, or clearer records of what customers accepted at checkout, Additional Terms Pro is the best upgrade path.