YITH PayPal Payouts for WooCommerce

YITH PayPal Payouts for WooCommerce is a premium extension designed for online stores that need to automate revenue sharing among multiple recipients via PayPal. It is especially intended for marketplace owners, affiliate program managers, and businesses that collaborate with vendors or business partners and need to settle commissions on a recurring basis without manual intervention.

The plugin works simply but powerfully: for each completed order in your store, it automatically calculates the configured commission percentage for each recipient and generates the corresponding payments from your business PayPal account. For example, if an order is worth €100 and you have two recipients with commissions of 50% and 20%, the system will automatically issue two payments of €50 and €20 as soon as the order reaches the completed status. This completely eliminates manual calculations, spreadsheet exports, and individual transfers from PayPal.

Its standout features include the ability to set custom commission percentages for each recipient, manage a complete list of recipients from the WordPress dashboard, and view a detailed history of all issued payments, organized by batches with their unique identifier and processing status. It also allows importing payments via CSV files and offers a sandbox mode to test all functionalities without making real transactions.

The plugin integrates natively with YITH WooCommerce Multi Vendor and YITH WooCommerce Affiliates, allowing you to automatically pay commissions to your vendors and affiliates without needing to manually configure them as recipients. Additionally, it is compatible with WPML to translate the interface into multiple languages, and includes GDPR compliance options to export or delete users' personal data upon request.

If you manage a marketplace, work with affiliates, or collaborate with partners who get paid via PayPal, this extension will let you centralize the entire commission settlement process from WordPress, saving time and avoiding errors in every transaction.