WooCommerce · Service marketplace

Sell services, not just products, from your WooCommerce store.

Order status, client chat, and delivery, without a separate marketplace plugin.

WooCommerce was built for physical and digital products, not for service work with requirements, delivery dates, and client communication. Woo Sell Services adds a Service checkbox to the Product data panel, in the row with Virtual and Downloadable. Tick it on any simple, variable, grouped or external product, and that product starts collecting the brief after payment and carrying the whole conversation on its WooCommerce order.

Version 5.8.6 · Released 19 April 2026 · Works with Dokan, WCFM, and WC Vendors

How an order runs

Four steps, all of them on screens WooCommerce already gives you.

Woo Sell Services is an addon of WooCommerce, so nothing here asks the buyer to leave the store or the vendor to learn a second dashboard.

  1. 01

    The customer buys it like any other product

    A service is one of your existing WooCommerce products with the Service box ticked, so it sits in the catalog and is paid for at the checkout you already run. There is no second cart and no separate marketplace to sign into.

    Shop and checkout
  2. 02

    The brief arrives right after payment

    You attach service questions when you create the service. The customer answers them after purchase, so work only begins once the requirements are on the record.

    Order page
  3. 03

    Delivery date, chat, and files live on the order

    Set an estimated delivery time when you add the service and update it later from the service page. The conversation thread, shared documents, and the status tracker all sit on the order, with notifications on both sides.

    Order page
  4. 04

    Final delivery, then the review

    Attach the finished file and mark the delivery. The customer rates and reviews the vendor afterwards, and that rating syncs to the standard WooCommerce review on the product.

    Order and product page

Both ends of the order

One feature set, read from two sides of the same order.

The customer

Storefront and My Account

  • Adds a service to the cart and pays at the checkout they already know.
  • Answers the requirement questions on the order, so nothing starts on guesswork.
  • Sees an estimated delivery date, and sees it change if the vendor updates it.
  • Talks to the person doing the work in a conversation thread on the order.
  • Downloads the final file from the order, then rates and reviews the vendor.
  • Gets a notification the moment the vendor replies or moves the order forward.
  • Keeps one conversation across every renewal when the service is sold on a subscription.

You and your vendors

WP admin and the vendor dashboard

  • Creates a service from the product page, the same way a digital product is created.
  • Attaches the service questions buyers answer once the order is placed.
  • Sets an estimated delivery time on the service and updates it later.
  • Shares files and documents with the client inside the order, up to the final delivery.
  • Tracks status with real time notifications, and can hand an order to a support agent.
  • Saves the requirement questions from one service as a template, then applies that same set to the next service instead of retyping it.
  • Sells a service on a recurring plan where WooCommerce Subscriptions is active, with every renewal order kept in the one conversation thread.

Or place these surfaces on pages of your own

  • [wss_services_shortcode] The buyer’s list of every service they have ordered, split into active, completed and cancelled.
  • [wss_services_provider_shortcode] The vendor’s queue of service orders, with the same status tabs plus a search box.
  • [wss_single_order] One service order in full, from the answered requirements down to the delivered file.
  • [wss_services_notifications_shortcode] A notifications page for whichever side of the order is signed in.

Every plan ships this entire list. The tier you pick only sets how many sites you can run it on.

Multivendor

Run it as a marketplace, not just as your own shop.

If your store already runs on a multivendor plugin, services join the same vendor workflow. Vendors create and manage their services from the frontend. When one person is not enough, a vendor can add a co-author or a support agent to a service or to a single order, and that second person sees the conversation and gets its notifications rather than being locked out of a job they are working on.

  • Dokan

    Vendors add services from the Dokan frontend dashboard and keep their orders there.

  • WCFM

    Service orders show up beside product orders in the WCFM vendor panel.

  • WC Vendors

    Each vendor runs their own services and their own delivery threads.

Pricing

Three site limits, the same service workflow in every plan.

Personal, Professional, and Agency share the full feature set. The plan controls how many sites you can run it on, and how fast you can reach us. Every tier is available annually or as a one-time lifetime license, and every renewal after the first year is billed at 30 percent of the base price. Read the refund policy.

Personal

1 site

$59/year

or $199 once · lifetime

  • Use on one site
  • The complete service order workflow
  • Standard email support
  • Updates for a year, or forever on lifetime
Most popular

Professional

5 sites

$129/year

or $299 once · lifetime

  • Use on five sites
  • The complete service order workflow
  • Priority email support
  • Live chat for urgent issues

Agency

Unlimited sites

$299/year

or $499 once · lifetime

  • Use on every site you run
  • The complete service order workflow
  • Priority email support
  • Live chat for urgent issues

Woo Sell Services is an addon of WooCommerce. WooCommerce has to be installed and active for it to run.

Before you buy

Questions freelancers and marketplace owners ask.

  1. 01

    Does Woo Sell Services require WooCommerce?

    Yes. It works as an addon of WooCommerce and needs WooCommerce installed and active.

  2. 02

    Does it work with multi-vendor plugins?

    Yes. Woo Sell Services is compatible with Dokan, WCFM, and WC Vendors, so vendors can create and manage services from the frontend.

  3. 03

    How do requirements and delivery work?

    After purchase the customer answers the requirement questions the vendor set. The vendor sets an estimated delivery date, updates it from the service page, and marks final delivery with an attached file.

  4. 04

    Can vendors and customers communicate inside an order?

    Yes. Each order gets a real time chat thread between vendor and customer for resolving questions.

  5. 05

    Do customers leave reviews?

    Yes. Customers rate and review the vendor after final delivery, and the rating syncs to the standard WooCommerce review.

  6. 06

    How is pricing billed?

    Choose an annual license, billed once a year, or a one-time lifetime license. Every renewal after the first year is billed at 30 percent of the base price.

  7. 07

    Can I run this on more than one site?

    Yes, depending on plan. Personal covers one site, Professional covers five, and Agency is unlimited.

Put your services in the catalog you already sell from.

Install on staging, create your first service package, and a client can buy it, send the brief, chat, and collect the delivery without leaving the WooCommerce order.

30-day money-back guarantee · Annual or lifetime · Personal, Professional, Agency