Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 2 sources
Pludor has two free WordPress plugins. Pludor Checkout for WooCommerce sends shoppers to a hosted Pludor checkout - card as a guest, or Pludor Wallet when signed in - through your own Stripe connection, and syncs the order status back to WooCommerce. Supply & Fulfil imports products from Pludor sellers into your store; when one sells, the order goes to that seller, who picks, packs and ships, and you keep your markup.
Pludor has two free WordPress plugins. Pludor Checkout for WooCommerce sends shoppers to a hosted Pludor checkout - card as a guest, or Pludor Wallet when signed in - through your own Stripe connection, and syncs the order status back to WooCommerce. Supply & Fulfil imports products from Pludor sellers into your store; when one sells, the order goes to that seller, who picks, packs and ships, and you keep your markup.
Yes. You install two free WordPress plugins: Pludor Checkout for WooCommerce to take payments, and optionally Supply & Fulfil to dropship products from Pludor sellers. Both download from your Pludor store settings and connect with an API key.
The plugins themselves are free to download and install. Paid orders carry a platform fee of 4.99% + $0.90 per order, and Stripe charges card processing separately. There's no monthly cost just to use the plugins.
Open a free Pludor store and connect Stripe - your API key is issued once Stripe is connected. Then download the plugin from your store settings, upload it in WordPress under Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, activate it, paste the API key, and place a test order to check the status syncs back.
Yes - the Supply & Fulfil plugin imports products from Pludor sellers into your WooCommerce store at your own price. When an item sells, the order routes automatically to the seller who stocks it; they pick, pack and ship, and you keep the difference between your price and theirs. Note that Supply & Fulfil needs Pludor Checkout connected first.
Yes. Orders paid through Pludor checkout have their status sent back to WooCommerce by webhook automatically. Place a test order after setup to confirm the sync is working.
Paid orders carry a platform fee of 4.99% plus $0.90 per order, deducted before payout. Stripe's card processing is charged separately by the processor. The plugins themselves cost nothing to install.
Yes. You need a Pludor store with Stripe connected to receive the API key the plugins use. Opening the store is free, and once Stripe is connected the key is issued and you paste it into each plugin's settings in WordPress.
Not yet - both an AI shopping assistant and AI product search for WooCommerce are in development but not released. Today the plugins give you hosted checkout and product sourcing from Pludor sellers.
Yes. Pludor adds a hosted checkout with card payments as a guest and Pludor Wallet for signed-in shoppers, all through your own Stripe account. You can use it instead of, or alongside, your current payment plugin.
Shoppers can pay by card as a guest, or with Pludor Wallet if they're signed in, and the checkout also supports Apple Pay, Google Pay and QR payments. Everything runs through your own Stripe connection, and payouts go to your bank.
Yes. Paid orders carry the standard platform fee (2% + $0.90 per order), and Stripe charges card processing.
Yes - Supply & Fulfil imports products from Pludor sellers and routes each order to the seller who ships it.
Not yet - both are in development. Today the plugins add checkout and product sourcing.
It adds a hosted checkout with card and Pludor Wallet through your own Stripe account. You can use it instead of, or alongside, your current payment plugin.
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