Same Clover + WooCommerce sync coverage. Plus the Clover payment gateway QuickSync doesn't include. Plus order sync to your POS, auto-print to the kitchen, saved cards, and tipping at checkout. $60/month flat — no tiers, no add-ons.
7-day money-back guarantee. Run QuickSync and CloverWoo side-by-side while you verify.
If any of these sound familiar, this page is for you.
QuickSync is sync-only. To accept cards online you've stitched in a separate Clover payment plugin. When something breaks, the two vendors point at each other.
QuickSync starts at $19/mo but the features most merchants actually need — multi-location, priority sync intervals, higher catalog limits — live on $49–$99/mo tiers. Add a payment plugin and you're past $60.
QuickSync syncs products and inventory. Order data doesn't flow to your Clover device as a real order with line items. Your kitchen or counter staff don't see online sales in the Orders app the way they see in-store sales.
Repeat customers re-enter their card every time. No unified customer record between channels. No subscription billing.
Online orders don't print on your existing Clover hardware. Operationally that often means a separate tablet, a separate workflow, or someone re-keying orders.
No data migration required. Both plugins talk directly to Clover, so we just re-fetch the source of truth.
$60/month flat. No tiers, no add-ons. Backed by a 7-day money-back guarantee, so if it doesn't fit you don't lose anything.
Activate clover-woocommerce-integration.zip on your WordPress site. The CloverWoo plugin can run alongside QuickSync during the cutover — you don't have to turn QuickSync off first.
Same Clover merchant you already use. The OAuth flow takes about 60 seconds. Use Sandbox first if you want to test before touching production data.
CloverWoo pulls your existing Clover catalog, modifiers, categories, customers, and inventory into WooCommerce. Skips records that already match. Typical run: 5–15 minutes depending on catalog size.
Under WooCommerce → Settings → Payments, enable CloverWoo. Now your online checkout charges through the same Clover merchant account as your in-store sales. One processor, one statement.
Once you've verified a few syncs and your first online order flows through cleanly, deactivate QuickSync from the WordPress plugins page. Your QuickSync subscription cancels next billing cycle from their portal.
Full step-by-step walkthrough with screenshots in the setup guide.
| Capability | QuickSync | CloverWoo |
|---|---|---|
| Bidirectional product sync | Yes | Yes |
| Real-time inventory sync via webhooks | Partial (tier-gated) | Yes |
| Order sync to Clover POS as full orders | No | Yes |
| Auto-print online orders to Clover printer | No | Yes |
| Clover payment gateway built in | No | Yes |
| Saved cards / repeat-customer checkout | No | Yes |
| WooCommerce Subscriptions support | No | Yes |
| Tipping at online checkout | No | Yes |
| Customer profile sync between platforms | No | Yes |
| Modifier groups → Woo product attributes | Partial | Yes |
| Dine-in / takeaway / delivery order types | No | Yes |
| Block-based React Checkout support | Partial | Yes |
| Multi-region (NA / EU / LATAM) | Partial | Yes |
| Tiered pricing that scales with usage | Yes ($19–$99+/mo) | No (flat $60/mo) |
Capability summary reflects each platform's publicly documented feature set as of May 2026. Full feature-by-feature breakdown on the CloverWoo vs QuickSync comparison.
No. CloverWoo runs its own mapping layer based on SKUs and Clover item IDs. Your WooCommerce catalog and Clover catalog stay intact — CloverWoo just re-establishes the connection between them on its own terms. Nothing in QuickSync gets destroyed when you uninstall it.
Yes, briefly. We recommend keeping QuickSync active for the first day or two while you verify CloverWoo is syncing correctly. Once you're confident, deactivate QuickSync. Running both long-term isn't recommended because they'll both write to WooCommerce stock and you'll get conflict events.
The 7-day money-back guarantee covers this directly. If anything important is missing during your first week, email support and we'll either fix it or refund you fully. We've never had a merchant find a sync gap that wasn't either configurable or a bug we patched within 48 hours.
If you're using a separate Clover payment plugin (Kestrel, the official Clover for WooCommerce, etc.), you can deactivate it once CloverWoo's payment gateway is enabled and you've taken one successful test transaction. CloverWoo handles the full payment flow — saved cards, tipping, refunds, subscriptions — so you don't need the other plugin running.
That depends on QuickSync's policy — they handle their own billing. Most SaaS subscriptions don't refund mid-cycle but stop billing at the next renewal. Cancel from QuickSync's customer portal once you're cut over to CloverWoo.
It isn't, really. CloverWoo doesn't import QuickSync's data — both plugins talk directly to Clover, so we just re-fetch the source-of-truth data from your Clover account. The only difference for a switcher is that your WooCommerce catalog is already populated, so the initial sync compares-and-matches instead of creating everything from scratch. That's actually faster.
Yes. CloverWoo doesn't change WooCommerce product URLs, slugs, or permalinks. It updates the data inside existing WooCommerce products and creates new products for SKUs that don't exist yet. Nothing in Google's index gets disturbed.
No free trial, but the 7-day money-back guarantee is effectively the same risk profile. Pay $60, install, run a real-world test for a week. If it doesn't work for you, email support within 7 days for a full refund.
7-day money-back guarantee. One plugin, one subscription, every feature.