ShopEngine Pro delivers visual drag-and-drop tools for customizing WooCommerce store layouts in Elementor. Build pages for the shop and product archive, single products, the cart, checkout, order confirmation or thank-you, and the customer account dashboard. Separate builders cover product quick-view popups and quick checkout layouts.

The ShopEngine toolkit lists more than 70 WooCommerce widgets, over 40 templates, and more than 20 add-ons across free and Pro components; availability depends on the component. Import a ready-made template in one click or start with a blank layout, then arrange the sections and tools your store needs.

Tools for browsing and buying

• Product browsing: Use carousels, filterable product lists, variation swatches, quick view, product comparison, and wishlists. AJAX-based product filters and pagination update without a page reload.
• Cart and checkout: Customize cart, checkout, quick checkout, and order confirmation layouts. Available tools include multistep checkout, partial payments, additional checkout fields, and a sticky fly cart.
• Promotions and product settings: Add cross-sell popups, upsell placements, sales notifications, flash sale countdowns, product badges, pre-order and back-order options, and product size charts.
• Regional settings: Display prices with a currency switcher and configure coupons for specific countries or regions.
• Account pages: Arrange customer account areas for dashboard details, orders, addresses, downloads, and account controls.

Elementor and block editor support

ShopEngine works with WooCommerce and the free version of Elementor; Elementor Pro is not required. It is compatible with popular WordPress themes and supports multilingual and RTL store requirements, with WPML and Polylang readiness. ShopEngine also identifies HPOS compatibility.

For block editor layouts, the separate ShopEngine Gutenberg Addon extends the builder with 5+ templates, 36+ blocks, and four add-ons: wishlist, quick view, variation swatches, and product comparison.

Set up a store layout

First install WooCommerce and Elementor on the WordPress website. Install and activate ShopEngine Pro, then pick a store area in its builder tools. Import a template or start with a blank layout, add widgets and add-ons, and arrange them with drag-and-drop controls. Preview the styling, make adjustments, and publish the completed layout.