NikanWP is a WordPress and WooCommerce specialist founded in 2015 by Mahdi Khaksar that combines a line of proprietary WooCommerce plugins with custom development services. Its plugin catalog includes Conditional Payments for WooCommerce (rule-based payment gateway hiding), Operator Console (manual order creation for staff), Advanced WooCommerce Reporting (15+ report modules), WooCommerce Activity Log, a Support Ticket System, and a Discount Manager (Discountly). Each plugin ships a free version on WordPress.org with paid annual or lifetime upgrades for additional sites and premium features. Alongside these products, a roughly 70-person team offers project-based WooCommerce development, WordPress development and customization, technical support/troubleshooting, and ongoing maintenance and care plans for stores that need work beyond what the plugins cover on their own.
Key Features
Conditional Payments for WooCommerce — Hide payment gateways at checkout with a visual rules builder covering cart contents, subtotal, coupons, shipping/billing destination, and customer role.
Operator Console — Lets store staff manually create and manage WooCommerce orders from an admin console.
Advanced WooCommerce Reporting — Store analytics plugin with 15+ report modules for sales and order insight.
WooCommerce Activity Log — Tracks store activity for auditing and troubleshooting changes.
Support Ticket System — Adds a customer support ticketing system to a WooCommerce store.
Discountly (Discount Manager) — Manages WooCommerce discount rules and promotions.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Six purpose-built WooCommerce plugins cover payments, order entry, reporting, activity logging, support tickets, and discounts
Free versions of the plugins are available via WordPress.org before committing to a paid license
Conditional Payments plugin backs its paid license with a 30-day money-back guarantee
Lifetime license options exist alongside annual plans, avoiding a forced subscription for every plugin
Custom WooCommerce/WordPress development and maintenance services are available from the same team for needs the plugins don't cover
Cons
Plugins only work on WordPress/WooCommerce, so they're unusable on other ecommerce platforms
Unlimited-site coverage and full feature sets require paid annual ($199/yr) or lifetime ($599) licenses per plugin
Custom development and support work is quoted per project rather than published with fixed pricing