I have a problem with Checkout Modal.
Even if in the settings, I choose Name and Surname to be display and required, on the front end, just the "complete name" is showing and my clients cannot purchase... (It says that the name and surname are required).
Edit: the subscriptions that I cannot cancel are the ones that are created with a 100% discount coupon. With payment, I see the cancel option.
I have noticed a few things that I would like to be able to manage in FluentCart:
- I cannot completely delete a user or a subscription from the admin side. I cannot cancel a subscription. I can cancel the order but not the subscription. I have to log in with the user to their panel and then cancel from there. It would be easier if I could manage this from the admin side.
- Coupons cannot be for all the cart. When I have add-ons, I would like that I can make a coupon where all the add-ons that are on this cart can also be included, like the "include everything in the cart" option.
These are a few things that I have noticed, and the experience is really nice right now. I would like it to be easier to make bundles, upsells, and the full funnel. However, congratulations on all the integrations. With FluentCRM and FluentCart, it works pretty nicely!
At the moment, FluentCart doesn’t support creating multiple subscription products in the same cart or order. This is because the frontend checkout prevents it.
After contacting fluent support, I was informed that subscriptions and one-time products can coexist through custom code, but the default FluentCart frontend checkout intentionally prevents this.
A custom implementation can create an order with one subscription product and one-time products. However, multiple subscription products in the same cart are not recommended or reliably supported.
I’m currently developing a project that includes a headless WordPress backend for customers to sell multiple subscriptions and standalone products. I explained this to support, and they responded as follows:
“At the moment, FluentCart doesn’t support creating multiple subscription products in the same cart or order.
Even with a headless frontend, the same backend checkout and subscription logic applies. FluentCart is designed to handle one subscription item per checkout. You can include one-time products alongside a subscription through custom implementation, but multiple separate subscription products in one cart are not currently supported.
For your use case, the safer options would be:
- Create one combined subscription plan that includes service components.
- Process each subscription as a separate checkout or order.
- Use one main subscription in FluentCart and handle provisioning details through custom metadata.
This way, FluentCart can still handle billing, subscriptions, and FluentCRM integration, but multiple independent subscriptions in a single cart would require custom architecture outside the default supported flow.
The team assured me that they will pass on my feedback. They said, “Please note that our R&D team conducts a thorough analysis of each feature request to assess its feasibility and relevance. If the team determines that the feature aligns with our development roadmap, it will be forwarded to our development team for implementation.”
I hope this feature is considered for implementation. I’ve become a great supporter of the WPManageNinja products and have been integrating them into many of my recent development solutions for clients.
Shahjahan Jewel Sarkar Ripon It would be nice to have a "Free" mention instead of 0 euro for free product.
Most releases follow a roadmap. This one followed a calendar.
On June 19, 2026, a new rule takes effect across Germany and the EU. Every B2C store has to show a clearly visible "Withdraw from contract here" button that any customer can reach without logging in. It is not optional.
Many of you asked for this feature before the deadline. We treated the date as fixed and built toward it. It ships today, one day early. Staying compliant with rules and regulations has always been a priority for us.
Meet FluentCart customer rights, a new add-on that makes your store compliant before the deadline. The hard part of a rule like this is knowing what compliant actually means and getting every detail right. This add-on carries those details so you do not have to read the statute line by line.
Here is what it does:
- A public withdrawal page, no login needed. Works on a phone. The customer enters name, order number, and email, moves through a short two-step flow, and gets a timestamped acknowledgment the moment they confirm.
- No one is ever turned away. Matched orders show a summary. Unmatched ones are still accepted and set aside for you to review by hand, exactly as the law intends.
- Withdrawals that respect real orders. Customers pick which items and quantities to withdraw and see a tax-aware estimated refund before confirming. For subscriptions, they choose to stop now or finish the cycle. Everything reaches you as guidance, nothing is cancelled automatically, so you stay in charge.
On your side, a new Withdrawal Requests page lets you review, accept, decline, and link unmatched declarations to the right order. Setup lives on its own Withdrawal (EU) settings page for button placement, form behavior, exclusions, time windows, and eligible statuses. Four built-in emails cover the full cycle.
Also in 1.4.2: Paddle handles cross-currency orders more accurately, Authorize.net passes full order details to the gateway, the profile page no longer breaks when a cookie banner blocks avatars, plus security hardening.
Small thing I am a little proud of: FluentCart is the first WordPress eCommerce plugin to ship this as a first-party feature. We just like being ready for our users.
Full write-up: https://fluentcart.com/blog/fluentcart-1-4-2/
Get the add-on: one click from Settings → Features and Addons → Plugin Addons, or download manually from here.
If you sell B2C into Germany or the EU, use this feature on your stores.
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Are there any plans to add Payment-Providers from the EU like Klarna?
If there aren't any plan yet, I would love to make that Feature-Request :)
Can anyone guide me how to do a test order / subscription. Im using stripe. thx!
Im having 2 issues with using this button.
#1 there doesnt seem to be a way to adjust the button to centre, its always to the right. i have been using columns and adjusting padding to get it to centre but this of course is going to be different depending on the device.
#2 I cant find a way to adjust the size of the button. ie. make them larger than they are now. Seems like this should be important for a buy now button.
any plan to allow customers to add multiple subscriptions in cart any time soon?
I just wanted to publicly give a shout out and thanks to the FluentCart support and development teams.
We're just really getting started using FluentCart in our private membership site. Our use case is unique and very much not like a traditional web store with physical and digital products (we do have some of those too though).
I recently posted a question and submitted a ticket about using the Authorize.net gateway. To make it work in our environment, we needed some additional capabilities so more data gets sent to Authorize.net with payments.
The support team responded quickly and ultimately the development team was willing to make the recommended changes to the Authorize.net gateway so we can use it with our specific use cases.
Again, thanks to the FluentCart support and development teams! I really appreciate the quick responses and willingness to implement changes so quickly.