WooCommerce social proof from your real orders.

Each paid order can show the buyer's first name (or first name and initial, or nothing), city and country, the product with its image and link, how many other products were in the order, and the time since the order. The amount is shown only if you switch it on.

Which orders count. You tick the order statuses that count as a sale (by default Processing and Completed). Orders paid by cheque, bank transfer or cash on delivery count once you mark them Processing.

Left out on purpose. Orders you create in the admin (you can include them), sub-orders created by other plugins, and products sold with a Tutor LMS course, which are already shown by the enrollment.

Approved reviews are sent with their star rating, the reviewer's first name and the product. Reviews waiting for approval or marked as spam are never sent. A review you unapprove, trash or delete leaves your widgets.

Use the rating field to show only 4 and 5-star reviews in a widget.

When a product's stock reaches its low-stock threshold (the product's own setting, otherwise your store's), the plugin sends the quantity left. Each sale updates it.

When you restock above the threshold, or stop managing stock for that product, it leaves your widgets.

Every hour the plugin sends four figures read from your database: orders today, in the last 7 days, in the last 30 days and since the shop opened. Only the statuses you ticked are counted.

Put them in a bar or a counter, for example "1,248 orders this month". Each figure is a field you pick in the widget.

Floating widgets (toasts, bars, popups) appear on the pages you choose, as on any site. Inline widgets can go in three WooCommerce spots: above Add to cart on product pages, under each product in the shop list, and under each item in the cart.

Right after you connect, your last 20 paid orders and 20 approved reviews are sent, so a new widget is not empty.