Recurly Integration for WooCommerce

Sell the subscription on your own store

Recurly Integration lets a shopper subscribe without leaving your WooCommerce checkout. Recurly collects the card and bills every renewal. You keep the catalog, the order, and the customer account.

What your customer gets

• A normal product page, including a free-trial badge when you offer a trial.
• Card fields that belong to Recurly. The card number never reaches your WordPress site.
• A My Account page where they update the card, change quantity, switch plan, pause, resume, cancel, or reactivate.

Checkout stays on your site

The Recurly payment method appears when the cart has a subscription. The shopper enters the card there and places the order. Renewals, invoices, and failed-payment follow-up run in Recurly.

They can manage the subscription later

From My Account, a customer sees each subscription and the next bill date. They can update the card, change the quantity, switch to another plan, pause for one billing cycle, resume, cancel at the end of the period, or undo that cancellation. A quantity or plan change starts on the next bill date. Ending a subscription immediately is done in Recurly. A refund can be started from the WooCommerce order.

You can change the price later

Saving the product creates the Recurly plan. If you change the price or the billing period, people who already subscribe pay the new amount on their next bill. Shoppers who buy during a sale renew at that sale price. Everyone who already subscribed keeps the regular price. A cart can hold a subscription and a one-time product. Recurly bills the subscription, and the payment method chosen at checkout bills the one-time products. A coupon can reduce what is due today. The renewal stays at the plan price. A coupon larger than the amount due today is declined, and a coupon cannot be used when nothing is due today.

Setup, trials, shipping, and renewals are in the Recurly Integration documentation.