FedEx WooCommerce Live Rates PRO

FedEx WooCommerce Live Rates PRO calculates shipping costs from cart products, their weight, and the customer’s shipping address, then shows available FedEx rates at checkout. Its global shipping method can display rates for products across shipping zones. A registered FedEx account is required to connect to the FedEx API.

Available services depend on the destination and account connection. You can also select which eligible services to show, including settings such as FedEx 2Day, FedEx Ground, FedEx Express Saver, FedEx International Economy, and FedEx International Priority.

Set package rules and adjust rates

Choose automatic box packing for multiple products based on weight and volume, define custom boxes with their own weight and padding, or pack entries separately. Add fixed-value or percentage handling fees and discounts to FedEx rates. You can also set a custom shipping origin, use multicurrency support, and configure a single FedEx Live Rates shipping method.

Show delivery estimates and freight options

Display an estimated delivery date at checkout. The advanced settings let you set maximum time in transit, a cutoff time, and lead time, and exclude selected days of the week from the estimate. FedEx Freight LTL support provides a freight option for larger or heavier shipments.

Choose rate and service settings

The extension supports List and Account rate types, shipment insurance, currencies supported by FedEx, and a fixed fallback amount for cases when no rates are returned. Debug mode helps diagnose live-rate configuration issues. FedEx REST API support and an AI-powered chat assistant with optional handoff to human support are included. The PRO upgrade also includes priority email support.

Install and configure

1. Install and activate the extension in WordPress.
2. Connect a registered FedEx account and configure shipping settings, including the origin, package rules, services, rate adjustments, and delivery-date options.
3. Check the checkout show with various products, weights, and customer addresses before making the shipping method available to shoppers.