Offer cover beside the product
Show a warranty under Add to cart for everything, chosen categories or named products.

Sell extended warranties on WooCommerce
Sell extended warranties and protection plans where customers are already deciding, then handle the claims, renewals and reminders that follow.
Warranty Cart lets your shop sell extended warranties, protection plans and service contracts on the product page, where the customer is already deciding. After the sale it keeps everything in order: customers can see and claim on their cover, renew it, and get reminded before it ends.
There is no separate system to connect and no monthly fee. Warranties are created when an order completes, so it works with any way of paying, including card, PayPal, bank transfer and cash on delivery.
The main things Warranty Cart does for you.
Show a warranty under Add to cart for everything, chosen categories or named products.
Charge a flat fee or a percentage of the product, with a minimum and maximum so it stays sensible. Offer bundles with optional add-on services.
Card, PayPal, bank transfer or cash on delivery: the warranty is issued when the order completes.
A Warranties tab in My Account shows every policy with its order, expiry and status, and lets customers file a claim.
Work through claims on one admin screen. Customers get an email at every status change.
A Renew button appears as cover nears its end. Renewing goes through the cart, so it is a real order.
Reminders and expiry notices go out on your schedule, and a PDF certificate in your shop name is attached to the confirmation email.
A dashboard for sales and warranty totals, filterable records, CSV import and export, and serial numbers customers can register.
Real screenshots from the official WordPress.org plugin page.
Up and running in three steps.
Add a plan as a simple product, then choose its price, its length and which products it covers.
The plan appears beside the product. If a customer adds it, the warranty is issued when the order completes.
Customers file claims and renew from their account. You review claims in one place and get paid for renewals.
For shops with a steady flow of claims: manage returns and give every claim an owner and a deadline.
| What you get | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Sell warranties, plans and bundles | ||
| Customer claims with status emails | ||
| Renewals, reminders and PDF certificates | ||
| Return authorisation with carrier, tracking and label | — | |
| Put returned items back into stock | — | |
| Assign each claim to a team member | — | |
| Due dates and priorities, with alerts when a claim is late | — | |
| Change up to 100 claims at once | — | |
| Saved views of the claims you look at most | — |
Quick answers before you install.
No. Warranties are issued when an order completes, which works whatever took the payment.
Yes. They see their cover under My Account → Warranties and can file a claim against anything still active. Guests can use a claim page with their order number and email.
Yes, with an optional minimum and maximum so a very cheap or very expensive item stays sensible.
Yes. A plan can be included free with chosen products, without asking anyone to buy it.
Yes. Plans can be imported from a CSV file, and warranties, claims and reports can be exported.
What you need, and the details of the current version.