You don’t need any other add-ons for WooCommerce.
Subscriptions, built-in Stripe, PayPal and Polar payments, software licensing, multi-currency, invoices and store tools in one plugin that runs on core WooCommerce alone. Switch on the modules you use. The rest load no code.
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You don’t need any other add-ons for WooCommerce to run subscriptions, payments, licensing, currencies, invoices and the checkout. Here’s the list of plugins a store tends to collect, matched to the Stackless module that does the same job. Shipping carriers, tax services and marketing tools stay separate.
| The job | What stores usually add | Stackless module |
|---|---|---|
| Recurring billing | WooCommerce Subscriptions or another subscriptions plugin | Subscriptions |
| Charging saved cards for renewals | WooPayments, or a Stripe or PayPal gateway plugin with subscription support | Stripe, PayPal, Polar |
| Selling your own plugins and themes | A software licensing plugin | Software Licensing |
| Prices in more than one currency | A multi-currency or currency switcher plugin | Multi-Currency Checkout, Currency-Aware Payment Gateways, Storefront Currency Selector |
| Invoices and quotes | An invoicing plugin and a quote request plugin | Custom Invoices, Request a Quote |
| A better checkout | A checkout field editor, an order bump plugin and a checkout layout plugin | Checkout Enhancements, Order Bumps, Checkout Builder, Buy Links |
| Buyer-only pages | A membership or content restriction plugin | Page Access |
| Product options and services | A product add-ons plugin, plus custom code for services that skip shipping | Fields & Paid Add-ons, Service Products |
| Customer tools | Separate wishlist, back-in-stock, delivery slot and saved cart plugins | Wishlist, Back-in-stock Alerts, Delivery & Pickup Slots, Saved Carts & Order Again |
| Catalog tweaks | Snippets or small plugins for price text, quantities, badges and buttons | Free Price Text, Sold Count, Stock Urgency Labels, Min/Max Quantity, Hide Price Until Login, Custom Add to Cart Text, External Product Extras, Product Details Table |
If a plugin you already run does the same job, such as WooCommerce Subscriptions, the overlapping Stackless module pauses itself and names the plugin. Two plugins never fight over one checkout.
Every module is optional. Turn on Subscriptions and Stripe today, add Order Bumps next month and leave the rest off. Only License & Updates is on when you install.
Recurring billing on simple and variable products: trials, signup fees, fixed terms, mixed carts, automatic or invoiced renewals, dunning, plan switching and a customer portal.
Take cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link and local payment methods with Stripe, save cards, and renew subscriptions automatically.
PayPal Smart Buttons and Pay Later on the block and classic checkout, refunds, and saved PayPal accounts that renew subscriptions automatically.
Polar as a merchant of record: hosted checkout with sales tax and VAT handled for you, one-time orders, pay links and single-product subscriptions that Polar renews.
Consent checkboxes with stored proof, a shorter checkout for virtual-only carts, your own checkout wording, and a trust block under the payment methods.
Five ready-made checkout layouts with your colors, previewed and switched on without an editor. Works with the Checkout block and the classic checkout.
One-click add-on offers at checkout, shown by cart rules, priced on the server, with take rates per bump.
Shareable links that fill the cart and open checkout, with coupons, multiple products and tamper-proof signatures, plus an optional Buy now button.
Invoice customers for products or custom items with a printable invoice and a secure pay link. Numbered invoices, recurring billing, deposits with automatic balance invoices, and due-date reminders.
Let customers ask for a quote from any page or product. Reply with a proposal they accept online; accepting issues the invoice and takes them to payment.
One settlement currency per cart and order. Exact per-product and per-variation currency prices, manual or Frankfurter exchange rates, markup, rounding and missing-price rules.
Choose which payment gateways handle each currency and which one is shown first. Unsupported gateways are removed at checkout and rejected on the server.
Let shoppers pick their currency with a shortcode, a block, or a selector above the checkout payment methods. Switching reprices the cart on the server.
Sell plugins and themes with license keys, site activation limits, a license API and automatic updates from your store.
Unlock chosen pages for customers who buy a product. Published pages show an access notice; private pages stay hidden from everyone except buyers. Subscriptions keep access while active.
Show custom text such as “Free” instead of a zero price on product pages, shop grids, the cart and checkout.
Show an “X sold” badge on products once they pass a sales threshold. Uses WooCommerce’s own sales counter.
Show “Only 3 left” style labels when stock runs low, with separate low and very-low thresholds and messages.
Set minimum, maximum and step quantities store-wide, per product and per variation. Enforced on the classic cart and the Cart and Checkout blocks.
Hide prices and buying from guests, store-wide, by category or per product, with a login link in place of the price.
Rename the add to cart button per product type, for free, subscription and sold-out products, and per product or variation.
Control rel and target on External/Affiliate product links, hide their prices, count outbound clicks, and make sure they can never be added to the cart.
Add a specifications table to products with presets for physical goods, downloads, books, software and services. Values fill in from WooCommerce data and feed product schema.
Guest and account wishlists that merge on sign-in, with buttons on product pages and shop grids, a wishlist page, a My Account tab, share links and move to cart.
A “Notify me” form on out-of-stock products and variations, confirmed by email, with one availability email when stock returns.
Product add-ons (checkbox, dropdown, text, number) with per-item or one-off prices, and collapsible checkout fields with optional fees.
Customers pick a delivery or pickup time at checkout. Weekly time windows with capacity per slot, lead time, closed dates and per-shipping-method availability.
Customers save their cart under a name, restore it later, and reorder from any past order. Adds a Saved carts tab to My Account.
Mark products as services: no shipping, plus after-payment instructions and an optional booking or intake link on the thank-you page, emails and the customer account.
Activate your Stackless license to receive automatic updates from gauravtiwari.org. The plugin works fully without it.
Subscriptions is a pricing option on the products you already have, so there’s no new product type to learn. A customer can buy a monthly plan, a yearly plan and a one-time product in the same checkout.
Core WooCommerce can’t charge a saved card, which is why subscription stores end up with a gateway plugin. Stackless ships its own gateways that save the payment method and charge renewals. You connect your own Stripe, PayPal or Polar account.
Bank transfer, cash on delivery or any third-party gateway can still take subscriptions in manual-renewal mode. On the due date Stackless creates the renewal order and emails the customer a pay link. One-time orders work with any gateway, as they always have.
Stackless lives in its own wp-admin menu. Every module is a switch on one dashboard, grouped the same way as the list above.
Upload Stackless to a site running WordPress 6.6+, WooCommerce 9.9+ and PHP 7.4+. Only License & Updates is on at first, so nothing changes on your store yet.
Open Stackless in wp-admin, search or filter the module list, and flip a switch. A module that stays off loads no code at all.
Each module has its own settings screen. Add your license key for updates and support. Every feature works without it.
When another plugin already does a module’s job
The module pauses and the dashboard says why, for example: Paused because WooCommerce Subscriptions is active and does the same job.
A plugin that replaces a stack has edges. These are the ones that matter today, so you can decide before you install it.
Both licenses include all 30 modules and unlimited site activations. The license adds updates and support; every feature works without it.
Renews yearly
$69/year when the deal ends
Updates and support while your subscription is active.
Renews yearly until you cancel.
Early adopter price
$399 when the deal ends
Keep your license with no recurring payment.
No renewal, ever.
$99 lifetime and $39/year are early adopter prices; they rise to $399 and $69/year when the deal ends. 14-day unconditional refund period. Prices shown in USD; checkout shows supported local currencies and the final amount before payment.
The things worth knowing before you move a working store onto one plugin.
Something else on your mind? Ask through product support. Incredibly fast and helpful one-on-one email and Twitter Chat support.
Stackless works through WooCommerce’s own cart, checkout, My Account and email templates, so a theme that supports WooCommerce supports it.
Yes. Stackless declares compatibility with HPOS and with the Cart and Checkout blocks, and the classic checkout works too. The one exception is on the product page: product add-on fields and the Buy now button need the classic add-to-cart form.
Updates and support stop. Every module keeps working, because the license only adds updates and support. You can renew later or buy the lifetime license instead.
You can install Stackless next to it, but the Stackless Subscriptions module pauses while WooCommerce Subscriptions is active, so two plugins never bill the same customer. The other modules work alongside it. There’s no importer for existing subscriptions yet.
The built-in Stripe, PayPal and Polar gateways charge renewals automatically. Any other WooCommerce gateway, including bank transfer, works in manual-renewal mode: the customer gets an email with a pay link when each renewal is due. One-time orders work with any gateway.
There is a 14-day unconditional refund period. Use Product Support for help or a refund request.
Switch on the job that costs you the most plugins today. The other modules wait, switched off, until you need them. Early adopter price: $99 lifetime, $399 when the deal ends.
