Description
Advanced COGS & Profit for WooCommerce gives you the tools to move beyond basic revenue tracking and understand your store’s financial health. Instead of manually setting a cost for each product, you can now apply costs in bulk using a flexible rules engine based on product categories, tags, or attributes.
The plugin also allows you to account for order-level expenses like payment processing and fulfillment fees, giving you a complete picture of your costs. All this information is summarized on each order page, showing you the total revenue, costs, net profit, and profit margin for every sale.
Features
- Apply COGS in bulk using a flexible rules engine.
- Create rules based on product category, tag, or attribute.
- Use multiple operators for rules: equals, doesn’t equal, contains, and doesn’t contain.
- Define additional order-level costs on top of COGS:
- Payment processing fees (percentage-based)
- Fulfilment costs (percentage-based)
- See detailed COGS and profit calculations on every order page.
- View breakdowns of costs, including product costs, shipping, fulfillment, and payment processing.
Screenshots
The COGS & Profit settings page in WooCommerce. 
The profit calculation meta box on the order details page. 
The profit calculation meta box on the product details page.
Installation
- Upload
advanced-cogs-profit-for-woocommerceto the/wp-content/plugins/directory or install it from the WordPress plugins directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Go to
WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > COGS & Profitto configure the settings.
FAQ
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How does it work?
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The plugin calculates COGS and profit for each order using a flexible rules engine. Instead of manually setting a COGS value for every single product, you can create global rules that apply costs automatically based on conditions you define. This saves you time and ensures consistency.
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How do I set up a rule for a product attribute?
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When creating a rule based on an attribute, you need to specify both the attribute’s name and its value in the ‘Matching value’ field. Use the format
attribute_name:attribute_value. For example, to match a product with a “Color” attribute set to “Blue”, you would entercolor:blue. -
Is the matching for rules case-sensitive?
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Yes, all matching for categories, tags, and attributes is case-sensitive. For example, a rule for the category
Bookswill not match products in a category namedbooks.
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Contributors & Developers
“Advanced COGS & Profit for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.1.0
- Feature: Added support for product attributes in the COGS rules engine.
- Feature: Added more comparison operators: “doesn’t equal”, “contains”, and “doesn’t contain”.
- Fix: Corrected an issue where COGS rules were not saving correctly.
- Fix: Resolved undefined variable errors in profit calculation.
- Tweak: Added an informational notice in the admin panel explaining the attribute rule syntax.
1.0.1
- Initial version.