Warranty Cart is a complete WooCommerce warranty plugin. Sell extended warranties, protection plans and service contracts on the product page where your customer is already deciding — then manage the warranty claims, renewals and expiry reminders that follow, which is where most warranty plugins stop.

No warranty management system to integrate, no per-gateway setup, and no monthly fee.

Selling cover
– Beside the product: offer a warranty on the product page, where the customer is already deciding. Choose which products each warranty covers — everything, chosen categories, or named products.
– A page of its own: the [warranty_cart] shortcode, in a grid or a list, for stores that would rather sell cover separately.
– Bundles: a main warranty with optional add-on services, priced together as the customer chooses.
– Fixed or percentage pricing: charge a flat fee, or a percentage of whatever the warranty covers — with a floor and ceiling so a percentage of a very cheap or very expensive item stays sensible.
– Any payment gateway: warranties are created when an order completes, which WooCommerce does whatever took the payment — card, PayPal, bank transfer, cash on delivery.

After the sale
– A warranties tab in My Account: every policy a customer owns, with its order, expiry and status — and a page per policy showing what it covers, the terms, what was paid, and every renewal it has been through.
– Claims: customers file against active cover from their account; you work through them on a dedicated admin screen, and every status change emails them.
– Renewals: a Renew button appears as cover approaches expiry, and for a configurable grace period afterwards. Renewing goes through the cart, so it is a real order and you get paid for it. Renewing early keeps the time already paid for rather than restarting the clock.
– Renewal history: every extension recorded — when it happened, how far the term moved, what it cost and which order paid for it. Visible to you on the record, and to the customer on theirs.
– Reminders and expiry notices: sent automatically, on a schedule you set.
– PDF certificates: what is covered, the term, when cover begins and ends, and the coverage terms — issued in your shop’s name, and attached to the confirmation email.

Running the shop
– Admin dashboard: sales, orders and warranty totals, a twelve-month trend, and recent activity.
– Warranty records: every policy sold, filterable by status, customer and product.
– CSV import and export: set up a catalogue in bulk, and export any list — warranties, records, claims, orders, reports — as a spreadsheet that opens correctly, filters and all.
– Plan images: give each warranty a picture from your media library, shown wherever the plan is offered.
– Custom checkout fields: ask for whatever a warranty needs — a serial number, an install date.
– Settings that say what they do: grouped by Selling cover, After the sale, Checkout, Notifications, Payments and Import.
– Serial numbers: the customer registers the number on the item after it arrives, and you find the policy by searching it.
– HPOS compatible: works with WooCommerce High Performance Order Storage.

Requirements:
– WordPress 6.0+
– WooCommerce 8.0+
– PHP 7.4+
– MySQL 5.6+

Warranty Cart – Extended Warranty, Claims & Renewals for WooCommerce

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