Build WooCommerce pages with Elementor

ShopBuilder Pro uses a drag-and-drop workflow to arrange WooCommerce content across shop, single-product, archive, category-specific archive, cart, checkout, and account pages. Import a predefined layout, place widgets or modules in the page structure, then adjust the store content and presentation.

The Pro edition includes more than 140 widgets, over 24 modules, 16 or more page-template build settings, and more than 40 pre-built templates. This range supports stores that need to customize several parts of the shopping experience. You can disable widgets and modules you do not need.

Product shows and archive content

Product presentation widgets arrange items in grids, lists, or sliders. They cover product categories and category lists, pictures, titles, descriptions, ratings, sale flashes, tabs, reviews, and additional information. Add upsells, related products, social sharing, or wishlist tables. Archive widgets include archive titles and descriptions, product ordering, and store notices.

Which shopping utilities are included?

Modules cover quick view, product comparison, wishlists, variation swatches and galleries, mini carts, size charts, product add-ons, pre-orders, currency switching, and customized My Account areas. Cart tools include cart tables and cross-sell components.

Checkout options include a fields editor, quick checkout, multi-step checkout, Shopify Checkout, smart coupons, sales notifications, and flash-sale countdowns. Checkout widgets can show billing and shipping forms, plus order notes.

Filtering, themes, and language

AJAX product filters and load-more pagination update catalog results without treating each interaction as a full page change. The builder is compatible with popular themes and is designed to support custom-theme compatibility. Template and widget behavior can be overridden, and multi-language support is included.

Set up a page

Make WooCommerce, Elementor, and ShopBuilder available on the WordPress website. Open the relevant page in the Elementor workflow, choose a widget, module, or imported layout, place it in the page structure, and adjust the store content and presentation. Disable components that are not needed for a leaner setup.