A cleaner checkout: a WooCommerce-style form and three ways to pay

Your storefront checkout just got a serious upgrade.

We rebuilt the buyer-facing checkout into a clean, familiar WooCommerce-style form — the layout shoppers already recognise. It is organised the way people expect:

• Billing details — name, optional company, address, suburb, state (Australian dropdown), postcode, phone and email, with a marketing opt-in.
• Ship to a different address? — a simple toggle that reveals shipping fields when the delivery address differs from billing.
• Order notes — an optional message for the vendor.
• Your Order — line items, subtotal, shipping, and a clear GST-inclusive total, so buyers see exactly what they are paying with tax included.

Three ways to pay

At the payment step, shoppers choose from three methods:

• Credit Card — powered by the same proven Stripe payment field we already use.
• PayPal — visible and marked "coming soon."
• Direct bank transfer — a payment-less option that works on every store out of the box. The buyer places the order and you arrange payment by invoice — no payment setup required to start selling.

One Place order button, a proper order-received confirmation, and that's it.

The new checkout is being validated in test mode before it rolls out to shoppers.