Stop calling everything "Add to cart." Say what you mean.
Rewrite the Add to Cart button per product, per category, per user role, per product type, per view. Bake the price, stock count, or customer name straight into the label with shortcodes. Free products say Download. Wholesalers see Request quote. Out-of-stock says Notify me. $39.99/yr or $119 once.
WooCommerce ships with one button label: Add to cart. The moment your store sells a digital download, a wholesale SKU, a pre-order, or a free lead magnet, the same three words sound wrong. The button needs to match what the customer is actually doing.
Native WooCommerce gives every product the same button text. A $0 download and a $2,000 wholesale pallet both say "Add to cart." Conversion suffers, support gets confused emails, the store sounds robotic.
A wholesale buyer placing a $2,000 order shouldn't see the same call to action as someone window-shopping a $19 hat. Native WooCommerce treats every role identically. You can't surface intent in the button.
Native button text is static. Same words whether stock is high, low, the item is already in the cart, or the customer is on their 3rd visit this week. Information that drives urgency stays hidden.
The plugin gives you eight independent control surfaces. Set a global default, then override per product, per category, per user role, per product type, per view (single vs archive), per language, per condition (free, empty, in-cart), and bake live data into the text with shortcodes.
Leave it blank to inherit the global default. Fill it in to override that one product. Works on variations too.
Every WP role has its own field, including custom roles from membership and B2B plugins.
Six built-in shortcodes. Combine freely. Live values pulled per render.
Custom "Read More" replacement for variable products on archives included.
Per category and per tag. Specific products beat category; category beats global.
Every label is translation-ready via WordPress's standard string-translation hooks.
Upload the .zip from Plugins → Add New, then activate.
WPFactory → Add to Cart Button Labels. Type your new default (Buy now, Get yours, Order today). Save.
Open the User Roles or Conditions tab. Set Wholesale → Request quote, Free product → Download. Save once for all matching products.
Drop a shortcode anywhere: {price}, {stock_quantity}, {user_name}. The button text updates per render.
WooCommerce native · single label |
Booster (Add to Cart Labels) free + Plus · no lifetime |
Custom Add to Cart Button free + Pro · not specified |
WPFactory $39.99/yr · $119 once |
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| core: button label rules | ||||
| Global default label | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Per-product label | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Per-category / per-tag label | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Per user-role label | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Per product-type label (simple, variable, grouped, external) | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Single-product vs archive label | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| dynamic & conditional | ||||
| Dynamic shortcodes ({price}, {stock_quantity}, {user_name}) | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Free-price label (price = $0) | ✕ | not specified | ✕ | ✓ |
| Empty-price label (no price set) | ✕ | not specified | ✕ | ✓ |
| Already-in-cart state label | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Out-of-stock notify-me label | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Custom "Read More" for variables on archives | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| integrations | ||||
| WPML / Polylang ready | - | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| HPOS & block-checkout ready | - | not specified | not specified | ✓ |
| Custom user roles (membership / B2B) | ✕ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| pricing & ownership | ||||
| Free version on .org | - | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lifetime tier | - | ✕ | not specified | ✓ $119 unlimited sites |
| Multi-store licensing | - | per-site renewal | not specified | ✓ unlimited sites |
| 10-year cost | $0 | yearly × 10 | not specified | $119 |
| 50+ plugins (All Access) | - | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ $499 |
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A romance-novel publisher gives away the first chapter of every book as a free download and sells the full bundle. Native WooCommerce had both products saying Add to cart - which looks wrong on the freebie. The plugin assigns "Download now" to the Free Price condition globally, and "Buy the bundle - {price}" to the paid bundles via shortcode.
Lead-magnet downloads up 38%. Paid-bundle conversion up 12%. Same shop, same products, different words on the button.
A commercial-coffee supplier sells beans retail and B2B from the same catalog. Retail guests see Buy now with the listed price. Logged-in wholesale accounts see Request a quote because their pricing is contract-based. Same product page, two different conversion paths surfaced in the button itself.
Wholesale enquiry rate doubled within a month. Sales team stopped getting retail tire-kickers asking "what's my price?"
A sneaker store kept losing sales when shoppers didn't realize stock was low. By dropping {stock_quantity} into the variation button template, every size variant now shows its live remaining count right inside the button. The urgency is impossible to miss because it lives where the eye is already going.
Conversion on low-stock variants climbed 22%. Cart-abandonment dropped because shoppers stopped second-guessing whether they'd already added the item.
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Every WPFactory plugin ships with the same eight guarantees. Here's what running this one looks like in practice.
Hooks WooCommerce's two button-text filters (single + archive) instead of overriding templates. Zero theme conflicts. No extra database tables, no JS bloat on the frontend.
Every setting documented. Six shortcodes spelled out with examples. Filter list provided (alg_wc_atcbl_label, alg_wc_atcbl_role_label, plus condition and shortcode filters) for devs who need to hook in.
Reviews mention us adding requested options during the trial period. Real bug reports become releases within days, not quarters. Email support, real engineers.
14-day refund on yearly and lifetime, 30 days on All Access, no questions asked. If a label rule doesn't behave the way you'd hoped, support helps; if it still doesn't fit, you walk away whole.
All Access is $499 once for all 50+ plugins, lifetime, unlimited sites, and it includes every plugin we release later. Three lifetime licenses at $199 already cost $597, so the bundle usually wins by your third plugin.
v2.2.6 shipped recently. Tested against the latest WooCommerce within days of every release. HPOS-ready, block-checkout supported, PHP 8.3 compatible.
Compatible with WPML, Polylang, TranslatePress, WooCommerce Subscriptions, B2B and membership plugins that register custom roles. Block-based cart and checkout supported.
You don't need a developer or a snippets plugin. Open settings, type the label, hit Save. Conditions and roles are pre-populated dropdowns. Shortcodes are listed in the help text.
This is what you see inside WordPress once the plugin is activated.
14-day refund on yearly and lifetime, 30 days on All Access. Lifetime pays for itself by year 3. All Access pays for itself with any 2nd plugin you'd ever use. Yearly auto-renew can be turned off in your account.
Buy once. Owns itself by year 3. Use on every site you own.
This plugin + 49 others, lifetime updates, unlimited sites - for $380 more than Lifetime alone.
{price} prints the current product price. {sale_price} prints the sale price when one is set. {stock_quantity} prints the live stock count. {user_name} prints the logged-in customer's first name. {product_title} prints the product name. {category} prints the primary category. Mix and match in any button label.woocommerce_product_single_add_to_cart_text, woocommerce_product_add_to_cart_text). Any theme that uses WooCommerce templates correctly (Storefront, Astra, Kadence, GeneratePress, Avada, Flatsome, all block themes) inherits the new labels automatically. No template overrides needed.Rewrite the button per product, per category, per user role, per product type, per view. Bake the price, stock count, or customer name into the label with shortcodes. Free products say Download. Wholesalers see Request quote. Already-in-cart says View cart. 1,200+ stores already running it. 14-day refund if it's not for you.
1,200+ stores · 5.0★ across 7 reviews · WordPress.org plugin · 14-day refund