Plugins for commerce shops
Small tools for WooCommerce stores. Each one fixes a single moment where a shop quietly loses a sale.
Every plugin here starts from the same question: where does a shop quietly lose a sale that it already earned? Then we build the smallest thing that closes that one gap — and nothing else.
Ounce Restock Alerts
Brings back the shopper you lost to a sold-out page, the moment the item is back.
- Signup form survives page caching
- Sends without WP-Cron — no visitor required
- A delivery log that tells you what actually arrived
Plugin #2
It will share the same buyer, the same codebase and the same list as the first one. If an idea does not inherit all three, it is somebody else's business, not the next thing we build.
You are not buying a key. You are renting a machine.
The free plugin is complete. It has no crippled buttons, no counter that runs out, and no premium code hiding inside it waiting for a licence. It sends from your own server, and for most shops that is enough.
The paid add-on exists because one thing genuinely cannot be fixed from inside a WordPress install: making sure the email leaves the building and arrives. That takes servers, a sending reputation and someone watching them. That is what the yearly price pays for — and the day you stop paying, the free plugin keeps working exactly as it did.
| Free plugin | Paid add-on | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you get it | WordPress.org plugin directory | Here, on ounceworks.com |
| What sends the email | Your own site | Our servers |
| Product limit | None | None |
| Trial clock | None — it does not expire | None |
| Locked code inside the free plugin | None. There is nothing to unlock | — |
| Retries when a mailbox is busy | — | Yes |
| Bounce and complaint handling | — | Yes |
| Delivery log you can read | — | Yes |
Prices and what is included live on the pricing page.
Be told when it ships
One email when the free plugin lands on WordPress.org, and one when the paid add-on opens. Nothing else, ever.
No tracking pixels. Unsubscribe link in every message. See the privacy note.