Australia Post WooCommerce Extension PRO
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Compare Australia Post Pro and Labels ProCalculate Australia Post shipping options from the customer’s destination, cart contents and package details—then show the available services in WooCommerce.
Displayed services depend on destination, package details, and plugin configuration.
Available services depend on destination, package details, and plugin configuration.
Checkout uses the destination, cart contents, and package details instead of a static rate table that rarely covers every combination.
Customers can choose between eligible Australia Post services rather than a single flat rate that undercharges or overcharges.
Enable services, set packaging, rename labels, and add a handling fee or discount so the checkout options match how you ship.
How rate calculation works
Connect WooCommerce checkout to Australia Post’s postage-calculation workflow so customers see available shipping services based on the order, destination, packaging, and merchant configuration.
WooCommerce collects the shipping address so Australia Post can quote against that destination.
The configured Australia Post calculation workflow receives the package information for that cart.
Only services that match the destination, package, and your enabled options are considered.
Customers see the Australia Post options returned for that order, not a generic postage guess.
Shoppers select from the services you chose to display, including cheapest-only mode when that is enabled.
Displayed prices are calculated from that workflow. Packaging data, account configuration, surcharges, taxes, and shipment details can affect the final Australia Post charge, so quotes are not guaranteed to match the postage you later buy.
Only eligible services should appear. Availability depends on parcel details and destination, and not every Australia Post product is offered for every order.
Offer standard domestic parcel postage when the package and destination make that service eligible.
Show Express as a faster domestic option alongside Regular when Australia Post returns it for the order.
Include Courier Post where the parcel details and destination support it.
Quote letter services when the pack qualifies, including Regular, Express, and Priority groups where implemented.
Show prepaid satchel options after package-fit checks, rather than forcing every order into your own cartons.
Offer tracked-letter choices at merchant-configured fixed prices. These are not live Australia Post calculator quotes.
The plugin can calculate supported international parcel and letter services. Service availability depends on destination and package eligibility.
Calculate international parcel and letter services where Australia Post returns an eligible option for the destination and package.
Potential services include implemented Economy, Standard, Courier, and Express categories. Not every international service is available for every country.
International delivery times are not displayed by the current implementation. Domestic delivery-time text is a separate setting.
International customs-label fields and clearance workflows are part of Labels Pro, not Pro rate calculation.
For customs information, international labels, and the combined overseas fulfilment workflow, see Australia Post international shipping for WooCommerce.
Stores shipping smaller products can quote letter groups and prepaid satchels when the pack qualifies. Tracked-letter rates are merchant-configured, and not all letter and satchel options are live Australia Post API prices.
Enable letter quoting for small, light products, with Regular, Express, Priority, and tracked-letter options where implemented.
Quote prepaid satchel sizes when items fit, including Extra Small Regular and Express satchels where eligible.
Satchel eligibility depends on dimensions and weight. A pack that does not fit is not quoted as that satchel.
Assign the product shipping class so rigid or valuable items are never quoted as a letter.
Flat-rate MyPost boxes belong to Labels Pro contract postage, not the public Pro rate calculator. Connect MyPost Business for contract postage.
See prepaid satchel settings for size and fit details.
Useful shipping rates depend on accurate packaging information. The packer assigns products to a configured package before Australia Post services are returned; it does not always reproduce the merchant’s final physical packing decision exactly.
Cart items contribute their weight, dimensions, and shipping rules.
Items are assigned to a store box, satchel, or letter pack where they fit.
Eligible rates are returned for that package, destination, and configuration.
Cart items can be assigned to your configured packages before Australia Post services are returned.
Define the cartons you actually use so quotes reflect those sizes and weights.
Accurate product shipping data is the starting point for useful checkout rates.
Set a default weight and size so catalogues with missing product data can still receive a quote.
Pack each quantity as its own package when items should not be combined.
Calculate supplier or dropshipped products from a different origin postcode when they do not leave your main location.
Skip Australia Post quotes when an item is outside the configured weight or length guidelines.
Use a weight-oriented configuration when packing is loose or satchel-based and dimensions should not dominate the quote.
For items that should not be combined, see how to mark a product to be shipped individually.
Australia Post Pro gives merchants control over displayed services and prices without turning checkout into a static table.
Turn individual Australia Post services on or off so checkout only shows the options you want to offer.
Let customers compare options, or simplify checkout to the cheapest Australia Post rate.
Add a merchant-set price when no Australia Post rate is returned, or leave it empty to disable that option.
Add a fixed or percentage handling fee. A negative adjustment applies as a shipping discount.
Rename Regular, Express, and other services so checkout labels match the language your customers expect.
Append domestic delivery-time text to rate labels where configured. International delivery times are not implemented.
Remove GST from calculated prices where that setting is configured. Confirm the correct tax treatment for your business.
Include Extra Cover or Signature on Delivery in the shipping price, or offer them as optional fees in the classic WooCommerce cart and checkout workflow.
Add Extra Cover to the calculated rate so transit cover is part of the postage shown at checkout.
Require or include signature with the shipping option for higher-value orders.
In the classic WooCommerce cart and checkout workflow, customers can add Extra Cover or Signature on Delivery as optional fees.
Where implemented, Extra Cover above $500 applies the Australia Post signature requirement associated with that cover value.
Optional Extra Cover and Signature on Delivery controls use the classic WooCommerce checkout integration. Equivalent optional controls are not available in WooCommerce Checkout Blocks. Core WooCommerce shipping rates can still appear through the normal shipping system.
This page covers checkout rates in Australia Post Pro. Compare Australia Post Pro and Labels Pro when you need both editions, or create and print Australia Post shipping labels if you are ready to move from quoting to fulfilment. Label printing and MyPost connectivity are not included in Pro.
| Capability | Australia Post Pro | Labels Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Public Australia Post checkout rates | Included | Included |
| MyPost Business connection | Not included | Included |
| eParcel connection | Not included | Included |
| Contract postage at checkout | Not included | Supported when configured |
| Shipment and label creation | Not included | Included |
| Bulk fulfilment | Not included | Included |
A high-level sequence for showing Australia Post options at checkout. Use the setup guides for the full configuration detail.
Use Australia Post Pro for public checkout rates. Choose Labels Pro only if you also need business-account postage or labels.
Assign the Australia Post method to the zones that should receive live quotes.
Rates are calculated from the configured origin, including a different postcode for supplier-shipped products when needed.
Complete catalogue shipping data, then set defaults for any products that are still missing measurements.
Enable the domestic, international, letter, and satchel options you want customers to see.
Add store boxes, handling fees or discounts, custom titles, and a fallback price if you need one.
Check parcels, letters, satchels, and international carts before customers see the live checkout.
Confirm that the displayed services and prices match your configuration. Packaging, account settings, surcharges, taxes, and shipment details can affect the final Australia Post charge.
Checkout rates, services, letters, satchels, delivery estimates, Checkout Blocks, and how Pro differs from Labels Pro.
The plugin adds Australia Post to a WooCommerce shipping zone. When the customer enters a destination, WooCommerce sends the order’s package details into the configured Australia Post calculation workflow. Eligible services are evaluated, then available rates appear at cart or checkout so the customer can choose a shipping option. The result depends on origin postcode, destination, product weight and dimensions, packaging, enabled services, and merchant adjustments.
No. Australia Post Pro can calculate public Australia Post checkout rates without a MyPost Business or eParcel account. A business-account connection is required only for Labels Pro features such as contract postage, shipment creation, and label printing.
Where the parcel details and destination make a service eligible, you can offer Regular Parcel Post, Express Post, Courier Post, domestic letter services, eligible prepaid satchels, and tracked-letter options. Only eligible services appear. Not every Australia Post product is available for every order. Tracked-letter prices are merchant-configured fixed prices, not live Australia Post calculator quotes.
Yes. The plugin can calculate supported international parcel and letter services, including Economy, Standard, Courier, and Express categories where Australia Post returns an eligible option. Availability depends on destination and package eligibility. International delivery times are not displayed. International customs-label functionality belongs to Labels Pro.
Yes. Domestic and international letter groups, including Regular, Express, Priority, and tracked-letter options where implemented, can appear when the pack qualifies. Prepaid Regular, Express, and Courier satchel sizes, including Extra Small satchels where eligible, can be quoted after package-fit checks. Tracked-letter rates are merchant-configured. Not all letter and satchel options are live Australia Post API prices. Flat-rate MyPost boxes belong to Labels Pro contract functionality.
Yes. You can add a fixed or percentage handling fee. A negative adjustment applies as a shipping discount.
Yes. You can show all eligible Australia Post services or only the cheapest option.
Domestic delivery-time text can be appended to rate labels where configured. International delivery times are not implemented.
No. Australia Post Pro calculates public checkout rates and related presentation controls. Shipment creation, label printing, bulk fulfilment, and business-account connection require Labels Pro.
Pro provides public Australia Post shipping rates and related checkout controls. Labels Pro includes that rate functionality plus MyPost Business or eParcel connection, shipment and label creation, bulk fulfilment, and generated tracking information. Contract postage at checkout requires Labels Pro and a supported MyPost Business or eParcel configuration.
Core WooCommerce shipping rates can appear through the normal shipping system, including Checkout Blocks. Optional Extra Cover and Signature on Delivery controls are implemented for the classic WooCommerce cart and checkout workflow, not Checkout Blocks.
You can configure a fallback shipping price so checkout still offers shipping when no calculated Australia Post rate is returned. Leave the fallback empty if you do not want that option.
Calculate Australia Post rates from destination, cart contents, and package details, then let customers choose from the eligible services you configure.