Woocommerce Multiple Addresses for WordPress

So I run a small online shop that sells gift bundles, and every holiday season people would ask me to split shipments. Like, “I want this to go to my mom, this to my sister, and the other one to my cousin.” I used to just tell them to place separate orders - which was fine, but annoying. Then I found this plugin. It’s not flashy, doesn’t come with a dashboard or analytics, but it does exactly what it says: lets customers add multiple shipping addresses at checkout.

The good stuff

I’ll be honest - the setup was dead simple. Just install it, activate, and boom, the option shows up on the checkout page. No config wizard, no settings menu. And when you’re actually placing an order, you can add as many addresses as you need, each with its own name, address line, city, state, and even notes. The default address feature is solid too - once someone picks one, it auto-fills next time. Saves time, especially for repeat buyers.

And it works without breaking anything. I’ve had customers using it with custom fields, different payment gateways, even subscriptions. Never had a crash or conflict. That’s more than I can say for some of the other plugins I’ve tried.

The not-so-good

It’s free, so you kind of expect it to be barebones - and yeah, it is. No map integration, no address autocomplete, nothing fancy. You’re typing everything manually. If you’re selling internationally, you might hit a wall with customs info or tax zones. Also, the UI isn’t pretty - it’s functional, but looks like it was slapped together in 2014. But honestly? For what it does, it’s not bad.

And don’t expect support. No email, no ticket system. The developer’s anonymous, which is weird, but the plugin’s been stable enough that I haven’t needed help. Still, if you’re running a big store with complex needs, you might want something more polished.

Bottom line

If you’re a small or medium-sized WooCommerce store and your customers regularly ship to multiple people, this plugin is worth the download. It’s free, reliable, and gets the job done. Not perfect, but better than forcing people to place separate orders. I’d recommend it over similar paid tools that charge $50+ for the same basic function. Woocommerce Multiple Addresses for WordPress for Wordpress - yes, it’s that straightforward. Give it a try. You won’t regret it.