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I want to filter shipping method in magento2 as below given manner.

Case1: If the Order total is less than $75 and the country is USA display Flat Rate Shipping $7

case2: If the Order total is greater than $75 and the country is USA display Free Shipping

case3: If the country is other than the USA no matter whatever is ordered total display Table Rate Shipping $30

But at a given time checkout page should display only one of the above shipping based on the conditions.

Any help should be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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The WebShopApps_MatrixRate extension, which is free and has been around for quite some time, will do this. It is based on the native Magento table rate shipping method.

You can upload a csv containing specific conditions including location and price and present shipping options based on the conditions met.

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  • @Shawam Abramson: Sure I will try this extension but I would just like to know that it will take the conditions like I have explained ?
    – LR Soni
    Aug 9, 2018 at 13:46
  • Yes. Here is a link to the configuration docs. It explains how you would configure your csv. support.webshopapps.com/matrixrate/…
    – Shawn Abramson
    Aug 9, 2018 at 13:51
  • @Shawam Abramson: Thanks for the help I will check and let you know.
    – LR Soni
    Aug 9, 2018 at 14:17
  • @Shawam Abramson: I have tried to create the CSV file and import but it is not working. More over I try to create CSV file with price and when I again export that csv file my price column will be converted to weight. ?
    – LR Soni
    Aug 9, 2018 at 18:59
  • You might be doing something wrong. At my full time, we use this extension quite frequently, and in a way similar to what you are wanting. I'd recommend keep checking the docs/examples, not sure what else to say, but it will work.
    – Shawn Abramson
    Aug 9, 2018 at 19:00

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