Give the cart a finish line.

Not confirmed either way, because 8theme publishes no article for this booster. What its own admin does show is a message and a figure — Section title, Highlight badge, Description and a “Min amount spend” number — and nothing that writes a shipping rule. The rule that actually grants free shipping lives in a WooCommerce shipping zone, and nothing published says this booster reads or writes that zone. So the safe build is the same: set the rule yourself under WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → your zone → Free shipping → “A minimum order amount”, then type that same number into the booster’s own “Min amount spend” field — nothing published says it syncs with the zone rule, so keeping the two equal is on you. A bar that promises what the zone does not deliver is worse than no bar at all.

Unpublished as a setting — no article, no page-type list, no shortcode, and no position picker on any admin screen seen so far. What the vendor does draw, in its marketing art and its admin preview alike, is the widget floating over a shop page as a corner card with a close × — an illustration, not a placement contract. The “Where it shows” section above lists what that leaves unanswered: sticky on scroll, dismissible, the mini-cart, the cart drawer, and what a logged-out visitor with an empty cart sees. It is an absence of source, not a documented absence. The vendor’s own renderings put it over a shop page as a corner card; the two wireframes below the hero draw a cart page instead, because that is where the arithmetic lives — and their captions say the surface is our reading. The hero draws a shop page, and says so too.

Nobody can hand you that number, and no documentation here tries. The trade is the one the hero works through above: a store gives away one delivery to take a larger order, and only the gap between them is a gain — so subtract what the delivery actually costs you before you call it one. The goal is typed into the booster’s own “Min amount spend” field — keep it equal to the zone rule by hand. Set it below your average order value and it mostly rewards carts that were already coming; set it far above and most carts never respond, which is the third state drawn in “Where it shows”. Whether the threshold can vary by currency or by shipping zone is not published.

Not published for SalesMax. No article exists, and the admin captures now seen show where the goal is typed — a “Min amount spend” field of the booster’s own — but not whether progress is measured on the subtotal including or excluding tax, whether a discount code reduces the figure the bar reads, or whether the shipping charge itself counts toward it. WooCommerce’s own free-shipping rule answers one part of this for the rule, though not for the message: the minimum order amount can be evaluated before or after coupon discounts, and that is a checkbox you set per shipping zone. If the strip and the zone disagree about what a $120 cart is, the shopper meets the disagreement at checkout — which is the worst possible place to find it. Test one coupon and one taxable cart on a staging copy before you launch.

We do not know, and we are not going to invent a reason. The facts are these: 8theme’s booster documentation index declares twelve articles and this is not among them; both plausible URLs return 404; the documentation home page does not contain the string “Free Shipping” anywhere; and 8theme’s own marketing page names seventeen boosters. This is one of the five in that gap, alongside Stock Scarcity and Goal Order Discount — and the “Learn More” link beside all three lands on the documentation root rather than on an article. The booster is not in the page’s clearly labelled Coming Soon area, so it ships. Everything on this page that is not LUMÉ’s arithmetic, WooCommerce’s own platform behaviour or a first-party capture of the booster’s own admin is named as unclaimed, and that is the most we can honestly offer until an article exists.