Plugins
Each one exists because a shop had a problem no plugin in the directory solved properly. They are free and GPL. What FDesign charges for is the work around them: the setup, the wording a lawyer would accept, and being there when something breaks.
Since 19 June 2026 an EU shop has had to offer an electronic withdrawal function. This adds one: a form a guest can use without an account, a two step confirmation, and a timestamped acknowledgement the customer can keep. Every declaration lands in a queue with its own audit trail.
One plugin, for now. The next will be added here when it is finished rather than when it is announced.
What is not free
Installing it takes a minute. Knowing whether your shop is now compliant, and being able to show it, does not.
01
Installed, configured against how your shop actually handles returns, the page created and excluded from your cache, and the guest path tested end to end on your own staging.
02
The emails and the form read the way your shop speaks, and the exclusions are reviewed against Article 16 rather than left at the defaults. This is the part that decides whether a regulator agrees with you.
03
WooCommerce and WordPress both move. When a release changes something underneath, you hear it from us before a customer finds it.
Download it, try it on a staging copy, and see how far you get. If the answer is "far enough", nothing more is owed.
Free and GPL, both of them permanently