Before setting up any individual “Buy X, Get Y” offer, you need to configure the plugin’s site-wide settings. These control whether BOGO is active at all, where the promotional notice appears on your product pages.
BOGO for WooCommerce applies these settings across every product on your store, so you only need to configure them once. Once they’re in place, you can move on to enabling offers on individual products.
Before You Begin
Make sure BOGO for WooCommerce is installed and activated on your WordPress site. If you haven’t done that yet, follow the Installation Guide to get set up in a few minutes.
Once activated, you’ll see a BOGO menu item under WooCommerce in your WordPress admin sidebar. This is where all the settings covered in this guide live.
Step 1: Navigate to the BOGO Settings Page
From your WordPress admin menu, hover over WooCommerce, then click BOGO.
You’ll land on the General tab by default.
Step 2: Enable the Plugin
At the top of the page, check the Enable toggle. This is the master switch for BOGO functionality across your entire site. Until this is turned on, no offer will apply on the frontend, even if you’ve configured individual products.
Tip: If you ever need to pause an active promotion campaign, for example between seasonal sales, turn this toggle off instead of removing your product-level configurations. Your settings stay intact, and you can resume the promotion later.
Step 3: Choose the BOGO Notice Display Position
Next, set the BOGO Notice Display Position dropdown. This controls where the promotional notice appears on the single product page relative to the Add to Cart button.
Before Add to Cart Button
The notice appears before the button, so shoppers see the offer before deciding whether to add the product to their cart.
After Add to Cart Button
The notice appears just after the button, keeping the primary focus on the product itself before mentioning the offer.
Step 4: Save Your Settings
Once you’ve configured all the options above, click Save Changes at the bottom of the page.
What’s Next
Now that your general settings are configured, you can Hide the Product Meta.