What’s New with Woo

New in our Marketplace

A faster, more secure checkout

Increase your conversions and reduce checkout friction with Mastercard Merchant Cloud.

Choose from 3 checkout experiences, with 35+ payment methods and multi-currency support. Built-in 3D Secure and tokenization help protect against fraud and reduce chargebacks. Manage payments, including refunds, right from your store’s Woo dashboard.

Global taxes, without the manual work

Managing sales tax, VAT, and GST across regions can get complicated fast. Quaderno works behind the scenes to automate tax calculation, invoicing, and reporting for every sale.

It applies the correct rate based on your customer’s location, generates invoices, credit notes, and reports, and alerts you when you cross thresholds or regulations change — helping you stay compliant as you grow.

New in WooCommerce 10.6

• Admin interfaces load quicker, and your customers see faster checkout and product pages too. Woo-hoo!
• Product Collections now include a Brands collection, custom sorting in Product Filters, and a searchable interface for Hand-Picked Products, Products by Category, Tag, or Brand.
• We refreshed the Cart and Checkout blocks with cleaner alignment, improved typography, and a new trash icon for removing items from the cart.

Bite-sized updates

• How do you create brand loyalty? We teamed up with our friends at Klaviyo, Sephora, and Fanatics to share practical strategies for turning first-time buyers into lifelong advocates. Watch the on-demand webinar today. (You’ll also get a copy of the Modern Customer Marketing Playbook to keep.)
• Dropshipping is still an excellent approach to building a profitable business. The question is, what should you sell? Kathryn has all the info on what makes a good product, what’s trending in 2026, and tips for boosting sales. See if dropshipping is right for you.
• Why are growing businesses moving from SaaS platforms to open-source solutions like Woo? To get full control, avoid restrictive fees, and scale on their own terms. Mahrie explains why open source is a must for ambitious brands — with real-world examples included.