RUBIX Cash on Delivery:COD Fee

Develop by Rubix House

Free plan available

Hide payment, rename payment, & reorder payment without coding

Hide payment methods

Rename payment methods

Reorder payment methods

Create payment rules

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About RUBIX Cash on Delivery:COD Fee

Launched May 13, 2024

Built by Rubix House

Email :

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Address

Taman Kedoya Baru B10/20, Jakarta, JK, 11520, ID

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Description

Take control of Cash On Delivery. Add COD fees and manage eligibility rules based on conditions.

Rubix Advanced COD is your go-to app for customizing cash-on-delivery (COD) payments. Add COD fees, control eligibility by customer location, order amount, and more. Boost your store operations with smart, easy-to-use COD management features, tailored to your needs. Simple to set up and fully customizable, It is designed to help online stores improve payment options and optimize the buying experience. Try it now!

Add a Cash on Delivery (COD) Fee: Apply a small fee to all COD orders
Limit COD with Conditions: Set specific conditions for COD eligibility
Checkout Validations and Payment Customizations
Lightning speed: th will not affecting your page speed performance
Various rules: customize payment by cart total, cart subtotal, currency, etc

Pros

Allows hiding, renaming, and reordering payment methods without coding
Improves customer experience by customizing payment methods on the checkout page
Helps prevent unwanted chargebacks
Enhances checkout flow, potentially improving conversion rates
Supports customization based on various rules (eg, cart total, subtotal, currency)
Testing mode available to ensure changes work before going live
Does not affect page speed performance

Cons

Limited to customization of payment methods; does not offer other checkout customizations
May require some learning curve to understand how to set up effective payment rules