To add a digital product in WooCommerce, go to Products → Add New. Enter the product title and description. In the Product data box, select “Simple product,” then tick “Virtual” (no shipping) and “Downloadable.” Add the download file by uploading it or pasting a file URL, then set the download limit and expiry if needed. Set the regular price and sale price. Add a product image, categories, and tags. In Inventory, set SKU and stock status if you want. Publish the product and place a test order. After payment, customers can download from My Account and the order email.

Best free option: Discount Rules for WooCommerce (Flycart). It adds dynamic pricing beyond basic coupons, letting you create bulk and quantity discounts, tiered pricing, product or category discounts, and conditional rules based on cart subtotal, items, or customer roles. Setup is simple: install the plugin, create a rule, choose discount type (percentage or fixed), set conditions, then enable it to auto-apply at checkout. It also supports scheduling and optional discount table displays for shoppers. The free version covers most stores; upgrade only if you need advanced BOGO, bundles, gifts, or deeper conditions. Alternatives: Advanced Coupons and Smart Coupons as well.

A “tax switch” in WooCommerce usually means a feature that lets shoppers toggle tax display, such as showing prices “including tax” or “excluding tax,” or turning VAT/GST on or off for specific customer types. WooCommerce does not include a built-in front-end tax toggle by default. Store owners use plugins or custom code to create this switch, often for B2B stores where business customers want ex-tax pricing, while retail customers want tax-inclusive pricing. The switch can change displayed prices, cart totals, and tax lines at checkout based on the chosen mode, customer role, or billing location. Always match your local tax rules.

To add product specifications, use Product Attributes and the Additional Information tab. Edit the product, scroll to Product data, and open the Attributes section. Add attributes such as Material, Size, Weight, Power, or Compatibility, then enter values (or create global attributes in Products → Attributes for reuse). Tick “Visible on the product page,” and save. WooCommerce automatically shows these specs in the Additional Information tab and can use them for filters and variations. If you want a dedicated “Specifications” block or a formatted table, install a product tabs/specifications plugin, then create a custom tab and paste your spec list there.

To add a drop-down menu for your WooCommerce store, use the WordPress menu builder. Go to Appearance → Menus and select your main menu. Add items like Shop, Product Categories, Products, or Pages from the left panel, then click “Add to Menu.” To create the drop-down, drag a menu item to the right under a parent item; it becomes a sub-menu (dropdown) link. Repeat for more sub-items and reorder by dragging. Assign the menu to your Header location and click Save. Check the front end. If your theme doesn’t show dropdowns, enable it in theme options or use a plugin.

WooCommerce includes a “Default sorting” dropdown on shop and category pages. The standard options are: Default sorting (custom ordering + name), Sort by popularity (sales), Sort by average rating, Sort by latest (newest first), Sort by price: low to high, and Sort by price: high to low. Store owners can also change the default order in Appearance settings, reorder products using menu order, or add/remove sorting choices with small code snippets or plugins. Sorting works with pagination and filters, helping shoppers quickly find items by relevance, freshness, or budget. For variable products, price sorting follows your catalog price display settings.

To add a product to a WordPress menu, first make sure the product is published in WooCommerce. Go to Appearance → Menus (or Customize → Menus, depending on theme). Select the menu you want to edit, such as Main Menu. In the left panel, open the “Products” tab. If you don’t see it, click “Screen Options” at the top and enable Products. Search or browse for the product, tick it, and click “Add to Menu.” Drag it to reorder or nest it as a submenu item. Update/Save the menu. Visit your site and confirm the menu link opens the product page correctly.