Welcome to the documentation for Tribuy – Group Buy for WooCommerce, the plugin that lets your customers buy together. You set a group price, a goal quantity and a deadline. Orders are confirmed when the goal is reached and refunded automatically when it isn’t. Tribuy is made by BeautifulPlugins. Everything here applies to the free plugin from WordPress.org; features that need the Tribuy Pro add-on are marked Pro.
New here? Follow the Getting Started guide. It takes you from a fresh install to your first live group buy in about five minutes.
Setup
- Getting Started: requirements, installing the free plugin and Pro, creating your first group buy, and what happens next.
- Settings & Emails: every store-wide option explained, plus the group buy emails and how to customise them.
Running Group Buys
- Creating & Managing Group Buys: the Group buy tab, the campaign lifecycle, the Awaiting group order status, confirmations and automatic refunds, the WooCommerce → Group Buys screen, the dashboard widget, and WP-CLI.
- Storefront, My Account & Shortcodes: what customers see: the campaign box, badges, share links, the quantity rules, the cart and checkout, My Account → Group buys, and every shortcode and block.
Pro
- Pro Features: tiered group pricing and final-price settlement, wholesale and private campaigns, case packs, minimum order value, relaunch and auto-extend, the waitlist, extra emails, supplier purchase orders, participant export, reports, live progress, the REST API, and license activation.
For Developers & Help
- Developer Reference: template overrides, the data model, helper functions, actions, filters, WP-CLI and the Pro REST API.
- FAQ & Troubleshooting: answers to common questions and fixes for common problems.
Can’t find what you need?
Search this documentation first, because most answers are a page away. If you’re still stuck, contact support and include your WordPress, WooCommerce, and plugin versions, plus what you expected to happen. Free-plugin users can also post in the WordPress.org support forum.