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 →

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 →

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 →

Custom Invoices

Create a one-time bill with agreed line items and 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.
• This is for one-time invoices; it does not create recurring invoice schedules or collect an online partial balance.

Read the Custom Invoices setup guide →

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 →