Product fees vs. order fees
FeeBee can charge each matching item or add one charge to the cart. If the charge should increase with the number of matching items, choose a Product fee. If it should appear once per cart, choose an Order fee.
Compare the fee types
Comparison
Product fee
Order fee
Best for
Use when the charge belongs to particular products.
Use when one charge should apply to the cart as a whole.
Applies to
Matching products in the cart.
The whole cart.
Charged
Once for each matching unit.
Once per cart.
Example
Three bottles with a €0.25 deposit add €0.75.
One €3 handling fee, regardless of the number of items.
Targeting
All products or selected products, variants, and collections.
The cart, with optional market and customer conditions.
Product fee
Use when the charge belongs to particular products.
- Applies to
- Matching products in the cart.
- Charged
- Once for each matching unit.
- Example
- Three bottles with a €0.25 deposit add €0.75.
- Targeting
- All products or selected products, variants, and collections.
Order fee
Use when one charge should apply to the cart as a whole.
- Applies to
- The whole cart.
- Charged
- Once per cart.
- Example
- One €3 handling fee, regardless of the number of items.
- Targeting
- The cart, with optional market and customer conditions.
Common examples
| Charge | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Bottle deposit on every bottle | Product fee | It increases with the number of bottles |
| Recycling fee on selected appliances | Product fee | Only the selected products receive it |
| €3 handling fee per order | Order fee | It appears once in the cart |
| 2% service fee on the order subtotal | Order fee | It is calculated from the whole cart |
Next step
- Chose Product fee? Create a product fee.
- Chose Order fee? Create an order fee.