Install WooCommerce first if you sell products. Then install and activate the WooCommerce Square plugin. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Payments and enable Square. Click Manage and connect your Square account. Select your Square location, confirm currency, and save settings. Enable test mode first, place a test order, then switch to live mode. If you do not use WooCommerce, create a Square Payment Link and add it as a button on your WordPress page.

To remove pagination, you must show all products on one page or replace pagination with another method. The simplest approach is increasing products per page to a very high number using Settings → Reading or a “Products per page” plugin. However, loading too many products can slow the site. A better option is using “Load More” or infinite scroll plugins made for WooCommerce. You can also hide pagination with CSS, but that does not load extra products, so customers cannot browse beyond the first page. Always test speed, mobile loading, and category filters after changes.

To integrate Printify with WooCommerce, first log in to your Printify account and go to “My stores” or “Manage my stores.” Click “Add new store,” select WooCommerce, and enter your WooCommerce store URL. When the approval screen opens, click “Approve” to complete the connection. Next, install the “Printify for WooCommerce” plugin in WordPress if you want Printify shipping rates applied properly. Then create products in Printify, choose designs and variants, and publish them to WooCommerce. Finally, test a sample order and confirm it syncs to Printify.

WooPayments is pay-as-you-go, with no setup or monthly fees. WooCommerce In the U.S., online card payments are 2.90% + $0.30; add +1.50% for international cards and +1.00% for currency conversion. Disputes are $15. In-person is 2.70% + $0.10, plus $5 per active device/month. Instant payouts (optional) are 1.5%.

WooCommerce handles payments through payment gateways you enable in WooCommerce → Settings → Payments. Each gateway connects your store to a payment processor or bank, so customers can pay by card, wallet, bank transfer, or cash on delivery. During checkout, WooCommerce sends the order total and customer details to the gateway for approval. If the payment succeeds, WooCommerce updates the order status and triggers emails. You can also manage refunds, payment notes, and transaction details from the order screen, depending on the gateway you use.

One of the top USPS shipping solutions for WooCommerce is the USPS Shipping Method extension, which connects your store to the USPS API to show real‑time domestic and international rates at checkout. It supports services like Priority Mail, First Class, and Express, helping customers see accurate costs based on weight and destination. Another strong option is ELEX EasyPost or USPS Live Rates plugins that fetch live USPS rates and can include label printing and tracking features. Alternatively, WooCommerce Shipping Services integrates USPS rates along with other carriers for automated label printing and streamlined fulfillment.