Force Sells for WooCommerce – WordPress GPL Plugin

Force related products to be added to the cart

The Force Sells extension allows you to link products together, so they are added to the cart together. This is useful for linking a service or required product to another.

For example, if you are selling iPad glass repair as a service, you can link a new glass window as a forced sell product.

There are two types of force sales:

• Normal force sell products will be added to the cart along with the main product, in the same quantity as selected for the main product. Added force sell products can be removed and the quantity of it can be changed in the cart by the customer.
• Synced force sells products that work in the very same way as normal force sells. The only difference is that customers can’t remove a synced force sell from the cart or change the quantity. In case the main product is removed, the synced force sell products will be removed too. The same goes for quantity. If the quantity of the main product is changed, the quantity for all synced force sell products will change too.

About Force Sells for WooCommerce

Force Sells for WooCommerce is a premium WordPress plugin developed by Kestrel. Allows you to select products which will be used as force-sells – items which get added to the cart along with other items. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License licence, which means you can install it on an unlimited number of websites — including websites you build and manage for your clients.

Compatibility & Requirements

Force Sells for WooCommerce requires WordPress 6.0 or later, and has been tested up to WordPress 7.0, and requires PHP 7.4 or higher. Each release is reviewed for compatibility before listing, giving you a hassle-free installation experience. Text domain: woocommerce-force-sells. This listing reflects version , updated within 24 hours of the upstream release.

What Does GPL Mean for You?

GPL, or General Public License, is the open-source license that powers WordPress and the entire ecosystem built around it. When a plugin like Force Sells for WooCommerce carries a GPL license, you receive the legal right to install it on any number of websites, customise the code to fit your project, and even share it with others. You are paying for the convenience of our hosting, verification, and instant delivery service — not for a restricted seat licence.

What Makes digitalgpl Different

• Always up to date – We track upstream releases and update Force Sells for WooCommerce within 24 hours of every new version.
• Zero domain restrictions – Use it on as many websites as you need, now and in the future.
• Round-the-clock delivery – Automated delivery means your download reaches you within seconds of purchase.
• Manually tested files – We do not list any file without first verifying it installs correctly on a clean WordPress setup.
• Safe payment processing – All transactions are encrypted and handled by trusted payment partners.
• Single purchase, lifetime access – Pay once, re-download anytime from your account at no extra charge.

Before You Download — Quick Answers

Will Force Sells for WooCommerce break my existing site?
Force Sells for WooCommerce has been tested up to WordPress 7.0 and PHP 7.4. We recommend always testing on a staging site before installing on live production.

I build sites for clients — is one purchase enough?
One purchase covers unlimited installations. The GNU General Public License licence that Force Sells for WooCommerce is released under has no domain or site limits — neither does digitalgpl.

My host uses PHP 7.4 — any issues?
None at all. Force Sells for WooCommerce requires PHP 7.4 as a minimum version, so your hosting environment is perfectly compatible.

What if Kestrel releases an update next month?
Log into your digitalgpl account and re-download for free. We keep our files current within 24 hours of any upstream release.

Is it safe to buy a GPL plugin from a third-party store?
Yes. The GPL licence was created specifically to allow this. Any developer who releases software under GPL grants everyone the legal right to redistribute it. That is the foundation of the open-source WordPress community.

Official developer page: https://woo.com/products/force-sells