Royal Checkout Field Manager for WooCommerce

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Add custom checkout fields with visibility conditions and optional fees for WooCommerce. 100% GPL, no tracking, WordPress.org compliant.

Author:sonianant (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:6.0
WordPress version tested:6.9.4
Plugin version:1.0.0
Added to WordPress repository:28-03-2026
Last updated:28-03-2026
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Plugin URI:https://wordpress.org/plugins/royal-checkout-...
Total downloads:100
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Royal Checkout Field Manager for WooCommerce lets you add custom fields to the WooCommerce checkout page with full control over placement, validation, visibility conditions, and optional fees.

Features

  • Field types: Text, Textarea, Number, Checkbox, Color, Datepicker, Weekpicker, Timepicker, Select (Select2), Multiselect (Select2), Radio, Password, Country, State, Email, Phone, Search, URL, Range
  • General options: Label, placeholder, default value, description, required, save as customer meta
  • Position: Section (billing, shipping, account, order) and priority
  • Input options: Max length, min/max value, step, autofocus, autocomplete
  • Styling: Wrapper, label, and input CSS classes
  • Visibility conditions: Show fields based on product categories, product tags, products, user roles, min/max cart amount, shipping classes, virtual/downloadable products, countries
  • Fee system: Optional fee when field has a value (fixed or percent), with taxable option
  • Display: Custom fields appear in admin order view, order emails, and My Account order details
  • HPOS compatible: Declared compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage
  • AJAX checkout: Works with WooCommerce AJAX checkout updates

WordPress.org compliant

  • 100% GPL compatible
  • No obfuscated code, tracking, or telemetry
  • No remote API calls or external CDN scripts
  • No promotional banners or premium upgrade notices
  • Clean uninstall (removes options and customer meta; keeps order meta per best practice)
  • PHPCS and WordPress coding standards compatible
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