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WooCommerce 11.3: sale badges can now show how much shoppers save

Do I need to act?
No, but worth a look
Deadline
None
Who it’s for
founders, developers

What they said

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“This lets you show how much customers save directly on the badge.”
Source: WooCommerce

In plain English

WooCommerce 11.3 is out this week. The sale badge can now show the discount as an amount or a percentage, such as "Save 25%". The Orders report can filter by payment method. You can also choose a refund and returns policy page, which Google can read. Product galleries swipe more smoothly on mobile.

Why it matters

Showing the saving on the badge is a handy conversion boost going into Black Friday. Developers should note one change: refund requests sent with wrong amounts are now rejected instead of going through.

What to do

  1. Update on a staging site firstYour developer

    Install 11.3 on a test copy of your store and check checkout and key pages before updating the live site.

  2. Show the saving on your sale badgesYour marketing team

    Turn on savings in the On-Sale Badge block to show "Save 25%" or the amount saved, a useful boost before Black Friday.

  3. Choose your refund and returns pageYou

    Select your refund and returns policy page in the new setting, so Google can read it.

  4. Ask your developer to check refund integrationsYour developer

    Refund requests with wrong amounts are now rejected, so any system that sends refunds should be tested.

Checked before publishing

Found by our AI agent and checked by Peter Screeton, Founder of Create8. He confirmed the original source is genuine and that this summary matches what it said when published.

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