I have FluentCart on several sites, and on most the checkout page displays as expected in English. On just one, the payment box displays in what I think is Hungarian. No idea why; I have not enabled any language options and I cannot find any language settings in the back end. Nor can I seem to change it with any adjustments in Stripe.

Please advise? Thanks!

when do you think it will be implemented grouped variations for products like in woocommerce? for example a group for color,size,etc.

right now i need that for a clothes shop

Hi everyone! I want to test out modal checkouts with tripwire products in my funnel to truly make it an impulse buy.

Currently, I am using the Elementor CTA block (includes image, title, text, button + ribbon for callouts) to display my tripwire product -- it has a programmable button included that I can't replace with the Fluent Cart button. Is there any way to use modal checkouts with shortcode?

It would make this implementation so much easier! <3

Correct me if i'm wrong with any of these...

Shipping options: select 'whole world', but exclude some countries. Currently you would have to make a separate zones for each country which takes forever and is unnessesary. I have 2 zones, Australia and Whole World, but in the cart/checkout if i select Australia it shows the 2 Australia options plus the 2 World options... I need to be able to exclude Australia from the Whole World zone.

Tracking information: There is the ability to mark an order as shipped but I should be able to enter the tracking information here and its sent to the customer. Then I mark the order complete. I add the tracking in the Notes field... but can the customer see this?

Screen options: Add a dashboard widget to show pending orders (just like woocommerce does). Currently the wp admin does not have any indicators to show an order is pending.

thanks

How are people tracking consignment sales? I don't want tags visible to the customer.

Building an eCommerce plugin from scratch was a bold move by WPManageNinja, and that’s genuinely impressive. However, I believe more consideration should have been given to the plugin’s extensibility.

If your goal is to compete directly with WooCommerce and reach a worldwide audience, it’s essential to recognize that each country has its own shipping methods and carriers. Supporting this diversity requires a strong extensibility model.

At the moment, I haven’t found any way for developers like myself to extend shipping options within FluentCart. This prevents not only me, but also hundreds of other developers and companies, from contributing integrations that could significantly expand your ecosystem. In its current state, this is a major limitation for FluentCart.

Relying solely on your internal team to build and maintain integrations for every shipping carrier worldwide is simply not scalable.

For context, I’ve been developing for WooCommerce for years and have thousands of clients using my shipping solutions. I would absolutely consider migrating them to FluentCart if the platform were extensible.

Another concern is the lack of response regarding this topic. None of our support emails or community posts about extensibility have received clear answers. It would be very helpful to understand your roadmap and intentions in this area.

Thank you for your time, and I hope you consider this feedback seriously.

I live in Alabama where, like many states, there are additional municipal and county sales tax in addition to the state sales tax that needs to be collected. Based on the current release, it looks like only state level regions are included. Am I going to have to manually input all local jurisdictions in any state that I have economic nexus? That's just not feasible if so, and I likely will need to switch to WooCommerce until a mechanism is in place in FluentCart to handle this, perhaps integration with other tax plugins like Stripe Tax? Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

Would be great if we could select per product/category what payment options are available.

For example with a paid booking, we don't want manual payment or SEPA, because the booking is automatically canceled after x time when the payment is not received yet, what leads to confusion

While working on a pretty large custom migration from WooCommerce to FluentCart, we ran into one major issue.

In WooCommerce, we were relying on checkout fees and discounts based on payment gateway, categories, and similar conditions. Once we moved to FluentCart, that flexibility was missing.

So we fixed it ourselves.

We’ve just launched Gateway Fees & Discounts for FluentCart — a new addon that gives you more control over checkout pricing.

You can add a fee or offer a discount based on the selected payment gateway, apply rules store-wide or by category, and it also supports custom gateways added by other plugins.

We built it because we needed it in a real project, and we figured others might need it too.

Read more here:

https://growably.eu/lp/payment-gateway-based-fees-and-discounts-for-fluentcart/

Would love to hear what you think 👀