Flexible Shipping stores rate tables per zone as serialized data in the woocommerce_shipping_zone_methods table, with each method's rules saved as rules arrays keyed by weight or cart total. When a customer checks out, Woo's shipping API runs the table-rate calculation and the chosen rate is stored on the order line in wp_woocommerce_order_items with order_item_type equal to shipping. The cost and method label live in woocommerce_order_itemmeta.

SleekPixel reads the shipping line on each paid order, identifies the table rate method by its handle, and pulls the rate amount, zone slug, and method label. It also reads the cart weight from get_cart_contents_weight() at order time (stored as _cart_weight meta by Flexible Shipping when configured) so the card shows which row of the rate table the order matched.

The card renders into a branded shipment receipt with order number, zone badge, applied rate, currency, weight, and the line items. The PNG is attached to the order and referenced from the order page's og:image tag, so shared order links carry the shipping context that drove the rate.

Flexible Shipping by Octolize is the most-used table rate plugin for WooCommerce, running on stores that ship across many zones with weight-based, cart-total-based, or item-count-based rate tables. The rate logic is one of the most-edited corners of the WooCommerce admin in those stores, since merchants tune rows every time a carrier changes prices or a new zone gets added. Yet every shipped order URL still previews the storefront's homepage logo, with no hint of which zone, rate, or rule applied.

That gap matters when a customer queries a rate, when an ops lead wants to spot-check the day's zone mix, or when a support agent needs to answer a rate-related ticket. SleekPixel changes the gap by treating each shipped order as its own piece of content with the applied rate baked in. The card surfaces order number, zone badge, rate amount, currency, and matched weight, then ships as a real PNG attached to the order.

Shared links preview the rate that actually applied, in the zone the order shipped from, with the weight that matched the row. That alignment makes table-rate logic visible exactly where it matters: in the link itself.