Expiry tracking, QR ticketing, and a real cron log. Free, with no account and no fee per sale.
Three so far. Each one does a job WooCommerce does not do on its own, and stops there.
v1.2.3 Tickets, timeslots and season passes as WooCommerce product types. Every order issues a QR code, and your staff scan it at the door from a phone browser. No ticketing service sits in the middle, so nobody takes a cut of the sale.
v1.2.0 Nutrition tables, EU allergen lists, and expiry batch tracking that doubles as your stock. Batches close to their date get marked down instead of written off.
Read moreThe WP-Cron log WordPress never wrote. Every scheduled run recorded with its duration, memory, query count and the plugin that owns the callback, so a job that runs twice or quietly stops is something you can actually point at.
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The nutrition declaration, the ingredient list and the best-before date land on the product page as ordinary WooCommerce tabs.
Nothing about the theme has to change, and your existing products are untouched. The new product types apply only where you ask for them.
A Food Simple Product on the shop front end.
There is no paid tier, and no plan to add one.
No upgrade prompt in the admin, no trial that runs out, and no feature held back so a pro version has something to sell you.
Support happens in the WordPress.org forums, in public, where the next person with the same question can read the answer.
These were built for shops I was already working on. Publishing them costs me nothing I was not spending anyway, and a plugin with a few hundred honest installs is worth more to me than one with a checkout page.
The parts that usually come attached to a free plugin, and do not here.
Nothing to register, no licence key to paste. Install from your own admin and activate.
No analytics, no usage pings, no phoning home. The plugin talks to your site and nothing else.
Sell one ticket or fifty thousand. The plugin costs the same either way, which is nothing.
Every shipped file is unminified, readable source. What you download is what runs.
Fork it, change it, ship your own version. The licence WordPress itself uses.
Tested against HPOS and the block cart and checkout, not just the classic templates.