Embedding shipping charges into product prices?
Embedding shipping charges into product prices?
I want the shipping charges embedded into the prices of products so I can offer "free" shipping at the end of checkout. This will give the illusion of free shipping, but I am not losing out. Does anyone know how to do something like this in the code?
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Re: Embedding shipping charges into product prices?
It may take significant amount of changes to produce this effect because shipping charges may change and may change upon different address. So have to do a lot to control display. Also it can cause possible confusions to customer because think of a case where customer added product to cart and then changed its shipping address causing change in shipping charges that changed price of product being added to cart.
Re: Embedding shipping charges into product prices?
If you are OK getting a fixed amount to ship just about anywhere, just add to the price on the product edit page. I'd be careful about getting only a few dollars to ship something to AK or HI though.
As Mazhar said, real-time shipping rates coming in will change as the address changes on the checkout page.
As Mazhar said, real-time shipping rates coming in will change as the address changes on the checkout page.
Re: Embedding shipping charges into product prices?
If your want to try and get UPS ground quote based on the computer IP before the user logs in. Iv never seen a site do this. So im not sure if its a good idea to even try.
If you are going to hide the price untill the user makes an account. That might work. But also not normal.
A good idea might be say include $8 of shipping on to the cost. then modify the shipping to discount all rates by $8.00 (per item?) So if shipping is $7.50 the customer would see free shipping. If shipping to AK is $20 the customer see's $12.00
If you are going to hide the price untill the user makes an account. That might work. But also not normal.
A good idea might be say include $8 of shipping on to the cost. then modify the shipping to discount all rates by $8.00 (per item?) So if shipping is $7.50 the customer would see free shipping. If shipping to AK is $20 the customer see's $12.00