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WooCommerce Checkout / Payment Fix

A broken checkout is the most expensive bug a store can have, and often the least visible — you only find out from the orders that never arrive. These failures are usually specific and reproducible once you know how to look.

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Sound familiar?

Symptoms I see with this.

If any of these describe what you're looking at, this is the right fix. If you're not sure, describe it and I'll point you at the right one.

  • Checkout page hangs or errors on submit
  • Payments succeed at the gateway but the order stays pending
  • Checkout fails only on mobile, or only in one browser
  • 'Invalid payment method' or a blank payment section
  • Orders created with no line items or wrong totals
Diagnosis

What usually causes it.

In roughly the order I check them. Knowing the likely causes is what makes a fix fast rather than exploratory.

01

Caching the checkout page

Full-page caching that is not excluding cart, checkout and account pages produces bizarre, intermittent failures — including customers seeing each other's carts. This is the first thing I check.

02

Gateway webhook not being received

Payments complete and the order never updates because the callback fails or is rejected. The money exists; the order does not know it.

03

JavaScript error blocking submit

A conflict between a plugin and the checkout script stops the form submitting. Often browser-specific, which is why it looks random.

04

Plugin conflict on checkout fields

A field-customisation or shipping plugin producing invalid data that fails validation silently, so the customer sees nothing happen.

What the job includes.

  • Failure reproduced properly, including on the affected device or browser
  • Cache exclusions verified for cart, checkout and account
  • Gateway webhooks fixed and verified with a live event
  • JavaScript conflicts resolved
  • Test purchase and test refund end to end before sign-off
  • Reconciliation of any paid-but-pending orders
  • 14-day correction guarantee

Questions, answered.

Customers paid but orders show as pending. Can that be recovered?

Yes. The payments exist at the gateway — the orders just never got updated. Reconciling those is part of this job.

It only fails for some customers. How can you find that?

Those are the most diagnosable cases, because the pattern tells you a lot — a specific browser points at JavaScript, a specific country at a gateway rule, a specific product at plugin logic.

Can you check my whole checkout while you're there?

Yes, and I will flag anything else that is likely to cost you orders. Fixing one failure while leaving two others would be a poor use of your money.

Let's get it fixed.

Send the symptoms, when it started, and what changed just before. You'll get a straight answer and a fixed price — usually the same day.

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