Product subscriptions for WooCommerce
WooCommerce has a subscriptions solution of its own, and it works beautifully wherever Stripe and PayPal are accepted. A Ukrainian store needs something else: recurring charges through LiqPay or Plata by Mono, and delivery by Nova Poshta.
The plugin is queued for development. Demand sets the order — an early-access request moves WooCommerce up the list.
Why not WooCommerce Subscriptions
Not because it is bad — because it is not built for this market
Ukrainian acquiring out of the box
Recurring charges through Plata by Mono and LiqPay. No Stripe, no PayPal, no foreign-currency account — everything runs in hryvnia into your existing account.
Nova Poshta
A repeat order becomes a shipment immediately, with tracking in the buyer’s dashboard. No separate delivery plugin for subscriptions.
No licence a year in advance
You buy no extension and renew no licence. A 5% fee on successful transactions — and only when subscription sales actually happen.
A buyer dashboard in Ukrainian
Pause, skip a delivery, change frequency and update the card — in the customer’s own language, with no theme or plugin strings to translate.
How to connect before the plugin ships
WooCommerce is WordPress, so the widget goes into the product template like any other shortcode.
You send a request and get access to the platform and a test account.
A developer adds the Neocarts widget to the theme’s product and cart templates.
Webhooks create the subscription orders in your WooCommerce admin.
You pick the products to offer on subscription — the delivery frequency is the customer’s pick.
Questions about subscriptions on WooCommerce
Subscriptions in your WooCommerce
Send us a request — we will show you how the widget looks on your own products and help you wire it up.