Overview
Shopify Checkout for WooCommerce replaces the default multi-step WooCommerce checkout with a fast, single-page flow — express pay, address autocomplete, and post-purchase upsells, all native to your store.
This guide walks you through what the plugin does, how it fits into your existing WooCommerce setup, and what to read next to get it running on a live store.
What you get
- One-page checkout. Contact, shipping, and payment on a single screen — no reloads between steps.
- Express pay. Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal buttons surfaced at the top of the form.
- Address autocomplete. Validated addresses cut typos and failed deliveries.
- Order bumps & upsells. Add-ons at checkout and one-click upsells after payment.
Before you start. You need WooCommerce 8.0+ on WordPress 6.2+. The plugin reads your existing products, tax, and shipping settings — nothing is migrated or overwritten.
How it works
Once activated, the plugin registers a new checkout template and points the WooCommerce [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode at it. Your theme, cart, and order data stay exactly where they are.
To enable it manually for a custom page, drop the block into your template:
// functions.php
add_filter( 'wepista_checkout_enabled', '__return_true' );
// or render directly in a template
echo do_shortcode( '[wepista_checkout]' );