Checkout Settings
The Checkout settings tab sets your store-wide checkout defaults — layout, visual preset, and trust messaging — for the SubscriptionFlow checkout enhancements.
On this page
Where to find it: SubscriptionFlow → Settings → Checkout.
What this does
These settings define how your enhanced checkout looks and reads by default across the store. For per‑page design, use the Elementor Checkout Widget; this page is the store‑wide baseline. See the concept overview in Checkout Customization.
The settings
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Enable checkout enhancements | Turns SubscriptionFlow’s checkout features on. |
| Developer mode | Logs checkout configuration to the debug log (for troubleshooting only). |
| Default Layout | One column, two columns, summary‑left, card, compact, or minimal. |
| Default Preset | A ready‑made style: none, minimal, dark, corporate, agency, or compact. |
| Default Secure Notice | A short “secure payment” reassurance line. |
| Default Guarantee Text | A guarantee/refund reassurance message. |
| Default Support Text | A support/contact reassurance line. |
| Import / Export Settings | Copy your settings as JSON to reuse on another site. |
How to set it up
- Go to Settings → Checkout.
- Tick Enable checkout enhancements.
- Choose a Default Layout and Default Preset.
- Add your Secure, Guarantee, and Support texts.
- Save Checkout Settings.
- (Optional) Use Export to copy the JSON and Import it on another store.
Tips & Best Practices
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Pick a focused layout (single‑column or summary‑left) for the best subscription conversion.
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Fill in the trust texts. Security, guarantee, and support lines reassure buyers at the payment step.
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Export once you’re happy so you can replicate the exact checkout on other sites.
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Leave Developer mode off in production — it’s only for troubleshooting.
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Test on mobile. Confirm the chosen layout looks great on phones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tab available on the Free plan?
No — checkout enhancements and these settings are Pro. On Free, the standard WooCommerce checkout is used.
How is this different from the Elementor Checkout widget?
This sets store‑wide defaults; the widget applies design on a specific page. Use whichever fits your workflow.
What does Developer mode do?
It logs the checkout configuration to the debug log to help diagnose issues. Keep it off normally.
Can I move these settings to another store?
Yes — use the Import/Export JSON.
Will enabling enhancements change how payments work?
No — payments still run through your WooCommerce gateways; only the presentation changes.
Which layout converts best?
It varies, but focused single‑column/summary‑left layouts usually perform well for subscriptions. Test with your audience.
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