GT Extensions
for FluentCart.

Multi-Currency Checkout

Sell in enabled local currencies while keeping the cart, payment method and order in one currency.

• Set an exact price for each product option and currency, or convert the base price using manual or reference rates, markup and rounding.
• Automatic selection checks billing country, then shipping country, then available Cloudflare location. A customer's manual choice takes priority.
• Assign eligible gateways by currency and choose their order. The selected gateway is checked again when the customer submits checkout.
• If a currency has no usable fixed or converted price, choose whether to fall back or prevent that purchase. Verify each gateway account supports the currency you offer.

A fixed INR 799 price can replace a converted INR 800 amount for one variation without changing its USD price.

Read the Multi-Currency Checkout setup guide →

Free Price Text

Give a genuinely zero-priced product a clearer price label.

• Choose wording such as FREE or Complimentary in the module settings or FluentCart Store Setup.
• The replacement applies to supported server-rendered and dynamic price displays when the amount is exactly zero.
• The product price and cart total remain numeric. The label does not grant access to a download or alter checkout delivery.

Read the Free Price Text setup guide →

Hide Price Until Login

Show prices only to the customers or WordPress roles you select.

• Replace a restricted price with a sign-in message, optionally link it to login and hide purchase controls.
• Use Show for Roles and Hide for Roles to set access. With both lists empty, signed-in users can see prices and guests cannot.
• Restricted cart additions are validated on the server. Keep pages with personalized prices out of public page caches.
• This controls visibility and purchase access; it does not create wholesale price tiers or approve accounts.

Read the Hide Price Until Login setup guide →

Sold Count Display

Show the quantity sold from eligible FluentCart orders.

• Choose the text, a minimum count and whether the badge appears on catalog cards, product pages or both.
• The count adds product quantities from processing and completed order items. Four units in one order count as four, not one customer.
• Use FluentCart reports for financial reconciliation; the badge is not a net-sales statement after every adjustment.

Read the Sold Count Display setup guide →

Stock Urgency Labels

Give shoppers a useful message when tracked inventory is running low.

• Set low and very-low thresholds, use {count} in the message and choose catalog or product-page placement.
• The remaining amount comes from FluentCart stock tracking, including the selected product option where applicable.
• A label does not reserve stock. Products without stock management should not make a remaining-quantity claim.

Read the Stock Urgency Labels setup guide →

Min/Max Quantity

Set the smallest and largest cart quantity a buyer can request.

• Configure store defaults, product or variation overrides, customer-facing limit text and cart-update enforcement.
• Stock availability can be stricter than your maximum. Check add-to-cart and cart-update behavior around each boundary.
• The input step changes the frontend increment; strict pack-multiple rules need their own server validation.
• A per-cart maximum does not stop the same customer from placing another order later.

A 10-unit minimum works for a bulk notebook pack, while a 50-unit maximum can stop a single oversized cart.

Read the Min/Max Quantity setup guide →

Custom Add to Cart Text

Name the next action in language that fits the product.

• Set default, free, subscription, preorder, out-of-stock and external-button wording, with product or variation overrides where supported.
• Supported Add to Cart and Buy Now contexts can use different labels. Inspect both after selecting a product option.
• A label changes the button text only. Book Now does not add an appointment calendar, and Pre-Order does not manage a release date.

Read the Custom Add to Cart Text setup guide →

External Product

Keep an item in the FluentCart catalog while sending its purchase action to another site.

• Set a destination and button text for each product, with options for link target, nofollow, sponsored and local price visibility.
• Supported catalog cards, product pages and purchase blocks lead to the outside destination; guarded local cart paths reject the external item.
• The destination site handles payment, fulfillment and returns. Check its live link before publishing a listing.

Use this for a marketplace or affiliate listing. Use Service Products when the customer should pay your own store for work you fulfill.

Read the External Product setup guide →

Product Enhancements

Show the specifications buyers look for before they buy.

• Pick a preset for physical products, digital downloads, books, software or services, or add your own details.
• Brand, weight, dimensions, file type, file size and language are filled in from FluentCart and your site settings. Type over any value or hide it.
• Enter either ISBN and the other is worked out. Barcodes and ISBNs are checked before saving.
• Give a detail a different value for each product option. The table updates when the customer picks another option.
• Details go into the product's structured data. A product shows its table only after its details are saved, so turning the module on changes nothing by itself.

A paperback and its ebook can show page count and ISBN for one option and file type and size for the other.

Read the Product Enhancements setup guide →

Checkout Builder

Choose a ready-made layout without rebuilding your existing FluentCart checkout page.

• Preview Classic, Split, Warm Split, Focused and Review First on desktop or mobile, including a manager preview with your own cart.
• Select Use this design to activate a layout. Simply enabling the module or opening a sample preview leaves checkout unchanged.
• Adjust colors, content width, corners, store logo and header. Classic themes work, and Use FluentCart default restores the original presentation.
• FluentCart still supplies the real order summary, customer fields, payments, shipping, taxes and validation.

Read the Checkout Builder setup guide →

Checkout Enhancements

Collect the consents you need and trim checkout for orders that don't ship.

• Add privacy, marketing, EU digital content waiver, age or custom consent checkboxes. Each order keeps the exact wording, its version and the time it was accepted.
• Show a consent on every cart, physical carts, digital carts or one product, and mark it required.
• Hide street, city, postcode, state or phone when nothing in the cart ships. Invoice payments keep every field.
• Rename checkout fields, headings and the Place order button, and add a trust block with payment logos and your refund policy link below the payment methods.
• Order notes, add-on answers, delivery slots and consents appear on the receipt, in the customer account, on the admin order screen and in emails.

An ebook store can drop the shipping address and record the EU withdrawal waiver on every digital order.

Read the Checkout Enhancements setup guide →

On-page Checkout

Let buyers choose a plan and pay without leaving your landing page.

• Add the On-page Checkout block or the [gtfc_checkout] shortcode. Show one product's variations or any variations you list.
• Plan cards show compare-at prices, billing periods, free trials, signup fees and a Save N% badge on longer plans.
• Each visitor gets a cart for the plan, kept apart from their store cart. Switching plans or reloading keeps what they typed.
• The form loads when it scrolls into view or when its button is clicked, so the host page loads no checkout scripts.
• Set a coupon on the block or pass one with ?coupon= in the page address. After Place order the page continues to the receipt or the gateway.

A sales page can end with monthly and yearly plan cards and a working checkout form right below them.

Read the On-page Checkout setup guide →

Modal Checkout

Keep buyers on the page they were reading while they pay.

• Add the gtfc-modal-checkout class to a Buy Now button or link, or a #gtfc-checkout flag to its address. Two settings open every Buy Now button or checkout link in the modal instead.
• The modal checks out what the button points to: the linked variation and quantity, the option chosen on a product page or the visitor's cart.
• pay-via- classes such as pay-via-stripe limit the payment methods offered, and an order with a method the modal didn't offer is refused.
• It's an accessible dialog. Focus stays inside, Esc closes it, phones get a full-screen sheet and closing it keeps the order for the tab.
• Pages stay cacheable, and nothing is created until the modal opens.

A review post can carry a Buy Now button that opens checkout in place, so the reader never leaves the article.

Read the Modal Checkout setup guide →

Product Add-ons & Checkout Fields

Ask for order details or offer optional paid extras at checkout.

• Create text, dropdown or checkbox fields; target all carts, physical carts, digital carts or one product.
• Mark an applicable field required, taxable or conditional on an earlier answer. Hidden answers and their fees do not apply.
• A selected paid field adds one order-level fee, rather than multiplying it by item quantity. The editor supports up to 30 fields.
• Paid extras are not offered on subscription or locked invoice checkouts. Review the final fee and tax before using them live.

Gift wrapping can add a fee and reveal a required gift message only when the buyer selects wrapping.

Read the Product Add-ons & Checkout Fields setup guide →

Delivery & Pickup Scheduling

Let physical-order customers choose an available delivery or pickup window.

• Give each slot a store-time-zone start and end, order capacity, booking cutoff and optional shipping-method restriction.
• Close dates when your team cannot deliver. Require a slot only after upcoming valid windows are available.
• A checkout choice holds capacity for 15 minutes; payment confirms it, and an expired hold releases it.
• FluentCart shipping methods still determine delivery charges. Digital-only, subscription and locked invoice carts do not reserve these slots.

Read the Delivery & Pickup Scheduling setup guide →

Service Products

Sell work that your team completes after the customer pays.

• Choose Service Product in FluentCart's native product creator, then add after-payment instructions in Service settings.
• Services do not need shipping or stock tracking by default. A paid service order remains Processing until your team fulfills it.
• Instructions appear on the receipt while the native order remains the place to manage fulfillment.
• This does not add staff calendars or appointment availability; use a separate scheduling process for timed bookings.

A website audit can be sold as a service with a receipt that explains how the customer submits the site URL and brief.

Read the Service Products setup guide →

Page Access

Open chosen pages to the customers who buy a product.

• Choose Page access from a product's FluentCart menu and check the pages it unlocks, or pick the products from the page editor.
• A published page shows its title and an access notice with sign-in and product links. A private page stays hidden from everyone except buyers and your team.
• One-time purchases keep access until the item is fully refunded. Subscriptions keep access while active, including the rest of a paid period after cancellation.
• Buyers find their pages, and any links you add for templates hosted elsewhere, under My pages in their account.
• Links on other sites cannot be paywalled. The store decides who is shown a link, and anyone who has the address can open it there.

A Notion template library can live on a private page that only its buyers can open, with the template links waiting under My pages.

Read the Page Access setup guide →

Checkout Cache Buster

Keep supported guest cart requests and cart-drawer checkout links fresh.

• Eligible native requests gain a fresh cache parameter while retaining the cart information FluentCart needs.
• There are no merchant options beyond the module switch. The behavior applies to supported store and embedded product controls.
• Continue excluding cart, checkout and customer account pages from full-page and CDN caches; a fresh URL cannot replace those rules.

Read the Checkout Cache Buster setup guide →

Payment Gateways

Add merchant-of-record gateways that calculate, collect and remit sales tax and VAT for you.

• Polar and Paddle appear in FluentCart → Settings → Payments beside Stripe and PayPal, with the same activation switch, checkout label and ordering.
• Polar buyers pay on Polar's hosted checkout. Paddle buyers pay in Paddle's overlay checkout, opened from your own site.
• One-time orders, invoice payment links, subscriptions with free trials, renewals, refunds and cancellations sync both ways through verified webhooks.
• Duplicate either gateway to take payments into a second Polar organization or Paddle account, each with its own credentials and records.
• Polar charges the same amount every cycle, so a plan with a signup fee or a different first payment shows a message at checkout instead of charging the wrong amount.

A digital product store selling worldwide can hand sales tax and VAT to Polar or Paddle as the seller of record.

Read the Paddle setup guide → · Connect a second Polar or Paddle account →

Extra Enhancements

Small fixes for everyday store problems, each with its own switch.

• Payment failure emails for PayPal, Stripe, Razorpay and Polar: one email per failed live order or payment-service error, at most every 30 minutes, naming the order, the step and the error code.
• Coupon links: add ?coupon=CODE to any store link. The code is remembered for a day and applied once the cart has an item.
• Scheduled coupons work from their start date. FluentCart alone refuses them until someone opens its Coupons list.
• Choose which payment methods may sell each product, and send its buyers to a page of your choice after they pay.
• Block throwaway email addresses and limit order attempts per connection to stop card testing. Orders from your own test addresses skip account creation and integrations.

A holiday coupon scheduled weeks ahead starts working at midnight on its start date, with nobody opening the admin.

Read the Scheduled coupons guide →

FluentCart Optimizer

Load FluentCart's storefront bundle only where you sell.

• Store pages only mode leaves FluentCart's storefront files off pages with no commerce. It starts on native behavior until you change it.
• Product pages, checkout, embedded products, store blocks and shortcodes, visitors with items in the cart and campaign or coupon landings keep the files.
• Page and path overrides, an Always load box in the page editor and an admin toolbar note explain each page's decision.
• A copyable cache and script report helps you set up your cache plugin or CDN. Cart retention can run from 30 to 365 days.
• Every settings change keeps the previous settings for one-click restore, and the optimizer never purges a cache.

On a test store, a plain content page went from 6 FluentCart files (60.6 KB) to none, while shop, product, checkout and account pages kept every file.

Read the FluentCart Optimizer setup guide →

Custom Invoices

Bill a customer for agreed work, once or on a schedule, with a route to payment.

• Combine catalog items with custom work, set quantity and unit price, and include relevant discounts, tax and shipping.
• Keep the invoice in draft while details change. Issuing locks the bill and creates a native FluentCart order.
• Emailing the secure payment link is a separate action. You can share the link, send a reminder and keep a preview of a paid invoice.
• Repeat an issued invoice every 1 to 12 weeks, months or years. Each period creates a new invoice with its own number and payment link.
• Ask for a percentage or fixed deposit first on digital and service invoices. When it's paid, the balance invoice is issued and emailed automatically.
• Send up to four reminders before, on or after the due date. AI agents connected through the free Site Agent plugin can draft invoices and ask before issuing one.

Read the Custom Invoices setup guide → · Recurring invoices → · Deposits →

Request a Quote

Collect a customer request, send an offer and make acceptance lead to payment.

• Add a product-specific or universal request form with the block or [gtfc_request_quote] shortcode.
• Prepare a proposal with catalog or custom items, the agreed price and a valid-through date.
• Customer acceptance creates the payable invoice; FluentCart then handles its payment and order.
• Custom Invoices is a required companion module and is enabled automatically when quotes are enabled.

A made-to-order product can start with a request, move to an agreed proposal and reach checkout only after acceptance.

Read the Request a Quote setup guide →

Wishlist

Save the selected product option for a later visit.

• A heart action below supported product purchase controls stores the chosen variation, not only the parent product.
• Guest lists stay in that browser and merge into the customer account after sign-in; signed-in lists can follow the account across devices.
• Moving an item to cart checks its current price and availability. Saving it reserves neither stock nor an old price.
• Add the supplied Wishlist pattern or [gtfc_wishlist] shortcode to a page customers can find.

Read the Wishlist setup guide →

Saved Carts & Order Again

Give signed-in customers reusable shopping lists and a way to rebuild eligible past purchases.

• Customers can name and save up to 10 carts in the account area or on a page with [gtfc_saved_carts].
• Order Again starts a new cart from eligible paid order items rather than editing the old order.
• Restored items use today's catalog price and availability. Old coupons, custom answers and delivery slots do not carry over.
• Unavailable, subscription and external items are skipped where unsupported and explained to the customer.

A repeat office-supply buyer can restore a notebook and pen list, then confirm current prices before paying.

Read the Saved Carts & Order Again setup guide →

Back-in-Stock Alerts

Let a shopper request an email for one sold-out product option.

• The shopper enters an address, accepts the consent statement and confirms the request before becoming a subscriber.
• An availability notice can go out when that exact variation becomes purchasable. The email includes an unsubscribe route.
• The store needs working scheduled tasks and email delivery. Subscriptions and checks are managed under FluentCart → Stock alerts.
• The message is a notification, not a stock reservation or a promise that an item will still be available when opened.

Read the Back-in-Stock Alerts setup guide →

Coupon Affiliates

Turn happy customers into referrers with a personal coupon and a cash commission.

• Customers with a paid order join from Refer & Earn in their account and get a personal, non-stackable percentage coupon.
• Friends get the discount. The customer earns a commission on every paid order that uses the code, repeat orders included. Defaults are a 10% discount, 10% commission and a 30-day refund hold, and all three are settings.
• Commissions count product revenue after discounts and before tax. Shipping, tax, fees and signup fees never earn, and self-referrals are refused.
• Holds end in a review queue under FluentCart → Affiliates. You pay manually and record the transfer; bank details are never collected.
• Refunds and partial refunds are reconciled automatically, including refunds that arrive after a payout.

A customer shares their code with a colleague, who saves 10% on a license while the customer earns a commission after the refund period.

Read the Coupon Affiliates setup guide →