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Ultimate Estimated Delivery Date
Show customers when their order will arrive, on product pages, in the cart, at checkout and in order emails. Free and open source, and one of several free plugins we’re releasing for the WordPress community.
Everything you need to set delivery expectations
Answer the “when will it arrive?” question before customers have to ask.
Part of a bigger delivery experience
Delivery estimates answer one of the biggest questions shoppers have before they buy. The plugin works on any WooCommerce online store, and we often configure it per product and category as part of product list management.
It also fits neatly into our automations: orders that arrive through the Groupon integration keep their estimate on every line item, and teams using the ClickUp integration can include it on each task. Our AI live chat can even quote delivery dates to customers automatically.
Need something the plugin doesn’t do yet? Our custom WordPress plugin development service builds custom features and entirely new plugins for stores of every size.
See it in action
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Product page estimate
Cart & checkout
Delivery time settings
Placement settings
Appearance settings
Per-product settings
Plugin FAQ
Questions about the plugin? Open an issue on GitHub or send us a message.
On the product page (in the position you choose), in the cart and at checkout, with an optional combined estimate after the cart total. It can also be saved on each order so it shows in order admin and emails.
Set a store-wide default as a range of minimum and maximum days, or a single fixed date, and choose whether weekends are skipped.
Yes. Pick from several product page positions and turn the estimate on or off for the cart and checkout.
Yes. Choose built-in or custom icons, fonts, sizes, colors and date formats, with a live preview. Styles use CSS custom properties that themes can override.
Yes. Override the store default per category, product or variation, or hide the estimate for specific items. More specific settings take priority.
Yes. Use the shortcode on a product page, or anywhere on your site. Developers can also use filters such as dleta_start_date, dleta_is_skipped_day and dleta_resolved_rule.
Yes, it’s completely free and licensed GPLv2 or later. It collects no personal data, makes no external requests and loads no remote files.
WordPress 6.5 or later, WooCommerce 8.0 or later and PHP 7.4 or later. It is compatible with HPOS, WooCommerce Subscriptions, WPML, Polylang and RTL languages.
Download the .zip from GitHub, then in your dashboard go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the file and activate it. Settings are under WooCommerce.
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