The project
WordPress runs a large share of the web, and WooCommerce runs many of its shops. We publish free plugins for both on WordPress.org, each one doing a single job well, so a site owner can add what they need without buying a bundle of everything else. Every plugin below has its own page with its features and answers to common questions.
For WooCommerce shops
Sawir Renew. Subscriptions for WooCommerce: recurring billing, trials, sign-up fees, pause and skip, plan switching, dunning and smart retries, all free.
Sawir Referral. A give-and-get referral program: friends get a discount, advocates earn a reward coupon, shared by code or link, WhatsApp first.
Sawir Pulse. Social proof from real activity only: recent orders, live viewers and reviews as small corner notifications.
Sawir Restock Notifier. Customers ask to be emailed when an out-of-stock product is back.
Sawir Min Max Quantities. Minimum and maximum quantity rules per product, per category and for the whole order.
Sawir Product Image Zoom. A lightbox with navigation and click-to-zoom for product galleries.
Sawir Variation Gallery Tools. Gallery images per product variation, working together with Product Image Zoom.
For any WordPress site
Sawir Insights. Heatmaps, session recordings, surveys, funnels and form analytics, with everything kept on your own server.
Sawir Social Scheduler. Write once and schedule to 27 networks from wp-admin, with per-channel edits, threads, media and previews.
Sawir Live Translate. Translate any front-end page live, save the strings, and let visitors switch languages.
Sawir Media Folders. Fast, unlimited folders for the media library, with drag and drop.
Sawir Role Capabilities Manager. Create custom user roles and manage what every role can do.
How we approached it
Plugins live inside other people’s businesses, so we hold them to a few rules. Each plugin is free on WordPress.org and does one job. Data stays on the site owner’s server: Insights records sessions without a third-party service, and Social Scheduler keeps its tokens in WordPress. And nothing pretends: Pulse only shows activity that really happened, and Renew gives away the subscription features others charge for.
Built with PHP, WordPress and WooCommerce
