Best Whop WooCommerce plugin: WhopForWoo, Woo-Whop and the others compared

Pick WhopForWoo if you want Whop’s current embedded checkout (Whop Elements), payments checked against the Whop API before an order is marked paid, and licences for 1, 5 or unlimited sites; pick Woo-Whop if you run one store and want the lowest price, a popup mode or 28 form languages. Four Whop plugins for WooCommerce were on sale on 11 November 2026, none of them on wordpress.org.

We make WhopForWoo, so read this page with that in mind. Every competitor fact below comes from the seller’s own site, docs, video or public download, checked on 11 November 2026. Where a seller doesn’t say, the table says “not stated”.

Whop WooCommerce plugin comparison table

Whop Elements vs the older Whop embed

Whop has shipped two ways to put its checkout on your own page. Which one a plugin uses decides what Whop features it can pick up next.

The older embed is the @whop/checkout package, first published in May 2025. You load a script from js.whop.com/static/checkout/loader.js and add a div with attributes such as data-whop-checkout-plan-id. The script swaps that div for a whop.com checkout page in an iframe. It still works: the script is still served, and the package’s last release was in September 2026.

Whop Elements is Whop’s newer component library, @whop/elements. Version 1.0 came out on 21 September 2026 and the current release is 1.10.0. The script loads from cdn.whop.com/elements, and the Checkout element is created in JavaScript from a plan or from a checkout configuration your server made through the Whop API. The same library holds the payment elements and the Express Checkout element (Apple Pay and Google Pay buttons).

Whop’s current guide to embedding a checkout uses Elements, and the old embed’s documentation link now redirects to the Elements Checkout page. For a store owner, that means a plugin built on Elements sits on the component Whop documents and versions today. See Whop Elements for each element.

Redirect and popup are separate questions. A redirect sends the buyer to a Whop-hosted page on whop.com. A popup opens the Whop form in an overlay on your checkout. Both can be built on either embed.

WhopForWoo

WhopForWoo mounts the Whop Elements Checkout element inside the classic WooCommerce checkout. For each order it creates a checkout configuration on the server at the exact order total, so there is no plan to create per product.

• The WooCommerce order exists before the card is charged.
• Before the order is marked paid, the plugin reads the payment back from the Whop API and checks the order, amount and currency.
• Webhooks are HMAC-signed and de-duplicated, so a retried event can’t complete an order twice.
• Apple Pay and Google Pay show in the same form. 47 currencies are passed natively, and the form comes in 12 languages.
• You can hide Whop’s email block, field labels and terms line. A Status & Tools screen lists the checks and any payment without a matching order.
• HPOS is supported. On the Checkout Block, WhopForWoo sends the buyer to Whop’s hosted page instead of embedding.

Limits: one-time payments only, no popup mode, and 12 form languages against Woo-Whop’s 28. Prices: Solo (1 site) $49/year or $129, Dropshipper (5 sites) $99/year or $249, Pirate (unlimited) $199/year or $499. The one-time option is a one-time payment with updates included. A lapsed licence never turns payments off.

Woo-Whop (woo-whop.com)

Woo-Whop, sold as “Whop Payment Gateway for WooCommerce”, is the most documented competitor: a 13-section setup guide, a 23-article blog and a demo video. Its docs cover version 3.12.23.

• Three modes: payment fields embedded in the WooCommerce payment box (default), a popup, or a redirect to a Whop-hosted page. The embedded modes also work in the Checkout Block.
• It creates a one-time Whop plan and checkout configuration from the order total, including coupons and shipping.
• The signed payment.succeeded webhook is checked with a replay window and matched on plan, company, amount and currency.
• 47 native currencies, others converted to USD; 28 form languages, including Arabic and Hebrew; HPOS.
• Refunds are made in Whop, then recorded by hand in WooCommerce, per its docs.

Woo-Whop doesn’t name the Whop component it loads; its docs call the form “Whop’s iframe”. Its language list doesn’t match Elements, whose Checkout element ships 12 locales without Arabic or Hebrew. Price: $9.99/month, $39.99/year or $69.99 one-time, each for one WordPress site, with a 7-day refund if a blocking defect can’t be fixed.

whopwoocommerce.com

whopwoocommerce.com sells a “Whop Payment Gateway for WooCommerce” for $199 as a one-time payment, through Lemon Squeezy. The site doesn’t state how many sites a licence covers.

Its setup guide and the public plugin download (version 1.0.0, files dated March 2026) show how it works:

• It loads Whop’s earlier embed from js.whop.com/static/checkout/loader.js, inline on the checkout or in a popup.
• It creates a Whop checkout configuration at the order total and currency, and sets the order to pending before payment.
• The webhook checks the HMAC signature, then marks the order paid from the order ID carried in the event.
• HPOS is declared and a Checkout Block script is included.

No changelog is public, so a newer build may differ. Subscriptions, refund policy and site limits are not stated.

WhopWoo (whop-woocommerce.com)

whop-woocommerce.com was still online on 11 November 2026. It sells the plugin for $99 as a one-time payment, with purchase and support through a contact form or Telegram.

Its FAQ says the plugin creates a Whop checkout session for whatever is in the cart, that it is “optimized for one-time purchases”, and that refunds aren’t typically offered once the software is downloaded. There are no public docs or code, so the checkout mode, the Whop component, how payments are checked, HPOS, Checkout Block support and the site limit are not stated.

How to choose a Whop WooCommerce plugin

• You run 5 stores, or build stores for clients: WhopForWoo sells 5-site and unlimited licences ($99 or $199 a year). Woo-Whop covers one site per plan; the other two don’t state a limit.
• You want Whop’s current Elements checkout and each payment checked against the Whop API: WhopForWoo.
• You run one store and price matters most: Woo-Whop at $39.99/year or $69.99 once is the cheapest; WhopForWoo Solo is $49/year.
• You need a popup, Arabic or Hebrew, or the embedded form inside the Checkout Block: Woo-Whop.
• You need subscriptions: none of the four does it yet. See Whop subscriptions on WooCommerce.
• One product, no cart: you may not need a plugin. A Whop checkout link is free.

Whichever you pick, test a sandbox order on your own theme and check that the WooCommerce order turns paid only after Whop confirms the payment.