It's similar to paddle, but doesn't have that much waiting period to onboard as a merchant.

Hi, similar to woocommerce visibility function, I want to be able to select if a product is visible on the shop page, or hidden and only accessible via the direct url.
I see others have mentioned this feature but never seen any action to implement.

I believe this is the last key in order for me to jump ship from Woo. You guys have nailed the EU part, the invoicing, the bricks builder blocks, and so much more. I just need multi currency :( I have 'vibe coded' a solution but its not perfect and obviously is no way near the quality your talented developers could pull off.

Video: Paul C just dropped a walkthrough of FluentCart + AI Agents, and it's worth 10 minutes of your day.

The short version: with the FluentCart MCP, you can just talk to your store. Ask it what sold last month, pull up a customer's orders, manage inventory, update pricing in bulk, look at your top products. No digging through admin screens. You ask, it answers.

Personally, I use FluentCRM & FluentCRM MCP every day.

Try it on your own store. Enable the MCP, connect your agent, and ask it something you'd normally click around for. Reply here and tell us the first question you asked it.

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dqpUefhi4c

I wanted to redirect product link to buy affliation , how can i do this?

For a client, we were looking for an option to hide from catalog - like WooCommerce has - and was surprised to see there is no option for it.

Yes, I know about the private option. But, that only means the direct checkout links work. She would need to create her own landing page, then, which uses those links. Which is more work.

So, the goal was to just hide it. If she sends the direct catalog link to somebody, it would work for them as normal. But, would not show up in the query loop on /shop/.

It would be great to be able to set a different initial payment term for something like a subscription—for instance, a trial period for a specific amount. Especially since orders with a zero-value amount don't go through. Right now, I’ve set this up with a 30-day trial followed by a setup fee, but it’s not very clear. I think that would be a really useful improvement.

I was moving one of my own stores from WooCommerce to FluentCart and went looking for something that would migrate the data over — customers, products, orders, coupons, subscriptions. Couldn't find anything that did it, so I built it for myself.

Sharing it here in case anyone else is in the same spot.

It handles:

• Customers, products (simple/variable/external), orders, coupons, and subscriptions
• A Pre-flight Check that scans your live WooCommerce data first and flags anything likely to need a second look (missing prices, orders with no billing email, unsupported product types, etc.) before you run anything for real
• Read-only against WooCommerce — your existing store is never touched
• Idempotent — safe to re-run, already-migrated records get skipped instead of duplicated
• Batched — runs in small AJAX batches so it doesn't time out on bigger catalogs

One honest caveat: there's no dry-run mode for the actual migration, so back up your DB and test on staging first — same as I did on my own store.

Requires WooCommerce active, WP 6.0+, PHP 7.4+.

Grab it here: https://esrat.net/go/wc-fluentcart-migrator/

If you're migrating and run into something it doesn't handle, let me know — happy to keep improving it.

Can anyone tell me a simple way to paywall blog posts for paid community members?

If I could lock it halfway through the blog post so users can read the start of the article, then they need to join the community membership to be able to read the full article would be even better than locking the whole page.

Should be possible with Fluent products, right?

Shahjahan Jewel, this would just be a nice feature to have if it can be done in one of wpmanageninja's products' plugins.

Thanks for any help.

UPDATE: Check comments.

FluentCart product price spans .fct-compare-price and .fct-item-price are receiving ARIA naming attributes despite having the implicit generic role. Lighthouse reports “Elements use prohibited ARIA attributes.” Please replace the invalid ARIA naming with semantic price markup, such as <del> for the compare price and visually hidden contextual labels for the original and sale prices.