Most Clover↔WooCommerce tools are US-only. CloverWoo runs on Clover's European platform — so UK & Ireland merchants get two-way sync, online ordering, and auto-print, in GBP or EUR, with VAT handled. $60/mo flat.
Billed in USD (~£47/mo) · 7-day refund
Clover operates across the UK and Ireland through Fiserv / First Data Europe and is resold by major UK acquirers, processing in GBP and EUR. If you take card payments on a Clover Mini, Flex, or Station, you already have everything you need on the POS side.
What's been missing is a proper bridge to your website. The big Clover↔WooCommerce names — the official Clover plugin, Zaytech's Smart Online Order, WeeConnectPay, Kestrel — are US/Canada only. CloverWoo is built to run against Clover's European platform, so it works where they don't.
Run a GBP or EUR store with VAT-inclusive pricing. CloverWoo syncs tax between Clover and WooCommerce so the price online matches the till.
Talks to Clover's European API (api.eu.clover.com), and the plugin is self-hosted on your own WordPress — your data stays in-region for GDPR.
Products, inventory, orders and customers stay in step both ways, with online ordering and auto-print to your Clover kitchen or receipt printer.
Build-your-own modifiers, business hours, pickup/delivery time slots, delivery zones by postcode, minimum order, and service charge — built for UK hospitality.
Delivery zones understand UK postcodes (and Eircode for Ireland), so you only take orders you can actually fulfil.
$60/mo flat (~£47), everything included — no per-order fees that punish a busy Friday night, and no per-SKU tiers.
The main UK option today (Autify Digital) is a Clover payment gateway — it takes cards, and that's its scope. In the UK that is the one thing CloverWoo does not do, because Clover only offers its Ecommerce API in North America. So these two are complements, not rivals: the gateway takes the card, CloverWoo keeps your catalogue, stock, orders and customers in step and adds online ordering, auto-print and the restaurant toolkit.
| Capability | CloverWoo | UK gateway-only |
|---|---|---|
| Accept Clover card payments (UK) | No — North America only | Yes |
| Two-way product & inventory sync | Yes | No |
| Order & customer sync | Yes | No |
| Online ordering + auto-print | Yes | No |
| Restaurant toolkit (hours, zones, modifiers) | Yes | No |
| Price model | $60/mo flat | Annual licence, payments only |
Yes. Clover operates in the UK and Ireland through Fiserv / First Data Europe and is resold by major UK acquirers, processing in GBP and EUR. CloverWoo connects that UK Clover account to your WooCommerce store for two-way product/inventory/order/customer sync, online ordering, and auto-print — using Clover's EU API endpoint so your data stays in-region.
Yes. CloverWoo works with a GBP or EUR WooCommerce store, and syncs tax between Clover and WooCommerce. UK stores typically display VAT-inclusive pricing (20% standard rate); CloverWoo respects your WooCommerce tax configuration so the price the customer sees online matches the till.
Autify Digital is a Clover payment gateway, and in the UK that is the part CloverWoo does not do: Clover only offers its Ecommerce API in North America. The two are complements here. Autify takes the card, CloverWoo keeps your products, stock, orders and customers in step between Clover and WooCommerce.
CloverWoo talks to Clover's European API endpoint (api.eu.clover.com) for UK/EU merchants, and the plugin is self-hosted on your own WordPress site — so your store data stays on your server and your Clover data stays in-region. Publish your own privacy policy/DPA as usual for GDPR.
Not through CloverWoo. Clover's Ecommerce API, which is what a plugin uses to charge a card online, is available in North America only. UK and Ireland merchants get the two-way sync, online ordering and auto-print, and keep their existing WooCommerce payment gateway for the card itself.
Sync, online ordering, and auto-print on Clover's European platform. $60/mo flat (~£47), 7-day refund.