Most WooCommerce stores accumulate plugins the same way kitchen drawers accumulate gadgets — one for custom product fields, one for wholesale pricing, one for order numbers, one for invoices. Booster Plus replaces the drawer with one organized toolbox: 100+ modules covering product input fields, pricing by role, currency handling, cart and checkout customization, email triggers, invoices, and more. You enable only the modules you use, and inactive ones load nothing — so the store stays fast while the toolkit stays complete. If your alternative plan is combining Checkout Field Editor with five more single-purpose plugins, Booster usually wins on both cost and admin sanity.
Store owners tend to discover their favorite modules by accident: the per-role wholesale pricing that eliminates a separate B2B plugin, the PDF invoices that replace a subscription service, the order number formats that finally match your accounting system. It’s the kind of plugin where the first ten minutes of enabling modules pays for the whole setup.
Competitive Features
- 100+ modules in one plugin — granular enable/disable with zero resource load from inactive modules
- Product add-ons — text fields, checkboxes, file uploads, and price calculators on product pages
- Per-role pricing — wholesale, retail, and guest price tiers without a separate B2B plugin
- Currency per product — individual currencies with automatic exchange rate conversion
- Checkout and cart customization — custom fields, conditional messages, and order review tweaks
- PDF invoices and packing slips — generated per order, replacing paid invoicing subscriptions
- Payment gateway rules — show or hide gateways by shipping method, role, or cart total
Key Features
- Product input fields module — date pickers, textareas, number inputs, and file uploads with individual pricing attached
- Order number generator — custom prefixes, suffixes, and sequential formats for accounting alignment
- Cart custom info — contextual messages on cart and checkout based on totals, contents, or user role
- Email customization — custom templates, per-status triggers, and CC/BCC routing
- Template editor — override WooCommerce templates from the admin without touching theme files
- Shipping calculator options — per-product shipping and calculator customization
- Minimal overhead design — settings via the Options API with autoload disabled for inactive modules
Comparison with Competitors
Booster Plus vs WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing
| Aspect | Booster Plus | WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | 100+ store modules | Advanced discount rules |
| Pricing flexibility | Per-role, per-product, currency | Bulk, tiered, cart-based discounts |
| Product add-ons | Yes | No |
| Invoices and order tools | Yes | No |
| Discount depth | Basic | Deep |
| Learning curve | Moderate per module | Focused |
Bottom line: Dynamic Pricing goes deeper on discount mechanics; Booster covers pricing as one module among a hundred. Stores with complex promotion strategies need the specialist; stores that want wholesale pricing plus invoices plus add-ons in one license choose Booster.
Booster Plus vs Checkout Field Editor
| Aspect | Booster Plus | Checkout Field Editor |
|---|---|---|
| Checkout fields | Full module included | Core specialty |
| Extra capabilities | 99+ other modules | None |
| Field pricing | Yes, via add-on fields | Conditional field pricing |
| Interface depth | One module among many | Dedicated, refined |
| Cost model | Single plugin | Single plugin |
Bottom line: If checkout fields are your only need, the dedicated editor is more polished. The moment you also need pricing tiers, invoices, or product inputs, Booster covers it all in one package — one update cycle, one admin, one compatibility surface.
Recommended Stack — Booster handles the store mechanics; automated follow-up handles the customers. Connect it with FunnelKit to build the post-purchase email sequences that turn one-time buyers into repeat customers.
Official Changelog
Version 8.3.0
Release Date: August 14, 2026
- New: Product input fields module gains file upload pricing per file type.
- Enhancement: Per-role pricing now supports role combination rules.
- Fix: Currency conversion cache invalidation on exchange rate updates.
- Fix: Invoice PDF template rendering for variable products with long attribute names.
Version 8.2.0
Release Date: July 3, 2026
- New: Payment gateway visibility rule based on shipping class.
- Enhancement: Order number generator supports date-based sequential formats.
- Fix: Cart custom info messages no longer display on the thank-you page.
- Fix: Template editor compatibility with block-based WooCommerce templates.
Version 8.1.0
Release Date: May 21, 2026
- New: Bulk price editing by product category with percentage adjustments.
- Enhancement: PDF invoices gain customizable footer text per store view.
- Fix: Wholesale pricing display for guest visitors in catalog mode.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will Booster Plus slow down my store?
No. Modules load only when enabled, and inactive modules register nothing. The plugin stores settings efficiently, so even with twenty active modules the front-end overhead stays minimal.
Can I set different prices for wholesale and retail customers?
Yes — that’s the per-role pricing module. Define price tiers per user role (including guests), with the option to show or hide original prices. Combined with minimum/maximum quantity rules, it covers standard B2B setups without a separate plugin.
Does it include invoicing?
Yes. PDF invoices, packing slips, and proforma invoices are generated per order and downloadable from the admin — no third-party invoicing subscription needed. Templates are customizable including footers.
Can Booster replace my checkout field editor?
Mostly. The checkout customization module covers adding, editing, and reordering fields with conditional display. If checkout fields are your single and only customization need, a dedicated editor is more refined — but Booster includes it alongside everything else.
Is it compatible with the latest WooCommerce?
Yes. The 8.x line maintains compatibility with current WooCommerce releases, and each module works independently — so a WooCommerce update affecting one module doesn’t take down the whole plugin.
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