Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce

Yes. Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce lets your customers send individual items from a single order to different addresses, all in one checkout. Instead of placing a separate order for each recipient, shoppers assign products and quantities to the addresses they choose. It is a practical fit for stores whose customers regularly buy for more than one person at a time.

Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce is designed for exactly this. It adds a multiple shipping option at checkout so a shopper can split one cart across several destinations, which is helpful during the holidays or any time someone is shopping for family, friends, or colleagues. Customers can also mark items sent to each address as a gift, which signals that an invoice should not be included in that shipment.

Yes. The Cart Duplication feature lets a shopper copy the contents of their cart and send the same set of products to multiple addresses, rather than assigning items individually. This is useful when someone wants to give the same gift to several people, such as identical items for each family member during the holidays.

It can help. By removing the need to place a separate order for each recipient, Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce gives shoppers a reason to combine gifts and purchases into one larger order rather than abandoning items they intended to send elsewhere. That single-order convenience can encourage customers to add more before checking out, though results will vary by store and audience.

Yes. Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce supports all WooCommerce shipping methods. Any method you offer is available for the customer to select for each shipping address in the order.

Shipping costs are calculated per shipping address. Because each destination is a separate shipment, the customer is responsible for the shipping cost of each one, even though everything is placed as a single order. Customers can choose a shipping method for each address during checkout.

Taxes are collected according to the tax rules you have set in WooCommerce, applied to the portion of the order shipping to each location. This means different destinations can be taxed according to their own applicable rates.

Yes. Customers can save multiple shipping addresses to their WordPress.com account and reuse them at checkout. Addresses can be added and managed from the Shipping Addresses page created by the extension and from My Account, so returning shoppers do not have to retype details for people they ship to often.

The multiple shipping option appears at checkout, not in the cart. Once a shopper reaches the shipping step, a banner and button prompt them to set multiple addresses, then send products from their cart to the destinations they choose. There should be more than one item in the cart for the option to appear. If you want customers to know about the feature earlier, you can promote it elsewhere on your store.

Yes. You can enable delivery notes so customers can leave instructions for each address, and you can set an optional character limit on those notes. A date picker lets customers choose a preferred delivery date per address, and you can define which days of the week are valid and exclude specific calendar dates, such as public holidays.

Yes. You can exclude specific products or entire categories from the multiple shipping option. This is helpful when some items, because of their size, handling, or fulfillment method, should only ship to a single address.

Setup is straightforward. After you install and activate the extension, you enable multiple shipping under your shipping settings. The extension automatically creates a Shipping Addresses page under your checkout, where customers assign products to addresses. One thing to note: if your store is set to force shipping to the customer billing address, the multiple address option will not appear at checkout, so that setting needs to be turned off.

It is a strong fit for stores whose customers frequently ship to more than one person in a single order, such as gift-focused shops, seasonal and holiday sellers, corporate gifting, and stores that send items to several offices or locations. If a meaningful share of your customers would otherwise place separate orders for each recipient, this extension can simplify that into one checkout.

If your customers almost always ship an entire order to a single address, the added checkout step may not be worth it. It is also worth checking compatibility before you buy: this extension is not compatible with the Stamps.com API integration, the ShipStation integration, or TaxJar. If your fulfillment or tax workflow depends on one of those, this may not be the right fit, and you may want to review other options in the WooCommerce shipping, delivery and fulfillment category.

Not currently. Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce is not compatible with the Stamps.com API integration, the ShipStation integration, or TaxJar. With TaxJar in particular, either multiple addresses are used and tax is not calculated, or a single address is used and tax is returned. If any of these tools are central to your store, confirm your workflow before purchasing.

Yes. Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce is compatible with the Product Add-Ons extension, so you can offer customizable options on products that customers ship to different addresses.

Yes. When gift packages are enabled, a customer can mark the items sent to a given address as a gift. This shows when you manage the order and can indicate that no invoice should be included in that shipment, so the recipient does not see how much the gift cost.

It can help. When a shopper wants to send items to more than one person but a store only allows a single shipping address, they often remove items or abandon the order. By supporting multiple addresses in one checkout, Shipping Multiple Addresses for WooCommerce removes that friction point, which may help you keep orders that would otherwise be split up or left behind.