The EU withdrawal button for WordPress and WooCommerce
Add a clearly labelled withdrawal button to every page of your WordPress site with one line of code: a two-step form, an instant confirmation email and a record of every withdrawal. Works with WooCommerce and any other shop plugin.
- Set up in 10 minutes
- All 24 EU languages
- Data stored in the EU
<script src="https://revokerie.com/w/your-shop/embed.js" defer></script>One line in your footer. The button shows on every page, in each visitor's language.
Does WordPress have a withdrawal button?
Since version 11.1 (September 2026), WooCommerce has an Order withdrawal form of its own. It is off by default, you link to it yourself, and it counts the 14 days from the order date. Revokerie is the alternative for older WooCommerce versions and other shop plugins, or when you want a labelled button on every page in each visitor's language, one dashboard for all your sites and records you can export.
What Revokerie adds to your WordPress site
- A clearly labelled withdrawal button on every page, in the visitor's language
- A two-step withdrawal form, without an account or login
- An instant confirmation of receipt by email, as the law requires
- A record of every withdrawal in your dashboard, with CSV export
- Data stored in the EU, no cookies or trackers
Add the withdrawal button to WordPress
About ten minutes, no coding skills needed.
Sign up for free
Enter your shop name, your website address and your email. You get your own withdrawal page on revokerie.com and one line of code to copy.
Install WPCode
In wp-admin, open Plugins and add a new plugin: search for WPCode (Insert Headers and Footers), then install and activate it. The free version is enough.
Paste the line into the footer
Open Code Snippets › Header & Footer, paste the line into the Footer box and click Save Changes. The button now shows on every page.
Prefer no plugin?
In a block theme, open Appearance › Editor › Patterns, edit the Footer template part, add a Custom HTML block with the line and save. This needs an administrator account.
Tell customers where to find it
Mention the withdrawal function in your terms and in your order confirmation email; your dashboard gives you the sentences. Then send a test withdrawal to see what your customers get.
Self-hosted WordPress needs nothing extra. On WordPress.com, plugins and scripts need a paid plan with hosting features activated.
Questions about WordPress
Does WordPress have its own withdrawal button?
Since version 11.1 (September 2026), WooCommerce has an Order withdrawal form of its own. It is off by default, you link to it yourself, and it counts the 14 days from the order date. Revokerie is the alternative for older WooCommerce versions and other shop plugins, or when you want a labelled button on every page in each visitor's language, one dashboard for all your sites and records you can export.
Do I need a paid WordPress plan?
Self-hosted WordPress needs nothing extra. On WordPress.com, plugins and scripts need a paid plan with hosting features activated.
What does Revokerie cost?
Free covers what the law asks: the withdrawal page, the button, all 24 EU languages, confirmation emails and a record of every withdrawal. Basic (€9 a month) and Grow (€24 a month), excl. VAT, add your own texts, emails without our branding and automation. Paid plans follow soon.
Does Revokerie check the order number?
No. Revokerie is not connected to the orders in WordPress, so it records what the customer enters and confirms receipt at once. You match the withdrawal to the order and handle the refund as usual.
Which languages does the button speak?
All 24 official EU languages. The label and the form follow the wording of the EU directive in the visitor's language, so customers recognise the function everywhere.
Add the withdrawal button to your WordPress site today
Free to start, no card needed. Your withdrawal page is live in minutes.