No fee on orders above a thresholdPro

The rule

One rule on Cash on delivery:

Why not a zero rule

The obvious shape is two rules — a “fixed 0” rule above your real one, waiting to catch large baskets. That does not work. A rule with no fixed amount and no percentage is not a fee, so the plugin skips it without ever reading its conditions, and the rule below it charges as normal.

Say when the fee applies instead. A rule whose conditions do not match charges nothing, and when no rule matches, the order gets no fee line at all.

What the customer sees

At 1,999: the fee line, as usual. At 2,000 and up: no fee line at all — not a 0.00 row, nothing.

The cart total the condition reads is the subtotal as displayed, including or excluding tax the way your store shows prices, so a store that shows prices with tax should set the threshold with tax. It is the subtotal before coupons and without shipping.

Variations

• Two thresholds. A reduced fee between 1,000 and 2,000: two rules, narrowest first — cart total at most 999.99 → the full fee; cart total at most 1,999.99 → 1 %. Nothing matches above 2,000, so nothing is charged.
• Guests keep paying. Put a rule above the others: your full fee with user role excludes Customer. A guest has no roles, so it matches them whatever their basket.
• Not for pickup. Add shipping method excludes Local pickup to the charging rule, so a pickup order never gets the fee at all.
• The same on card. Repeat the rule on the card gateway; rules belong to a method.

The fee tiers page explains the ordering, and conditions lists everything a rule can test.