WooLentor
by HasThemes
Elementor widgets for WooCommerce templates: product grids, checkout and single product layouts.
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What WooLentor does
Elementor widgets for WooCommerce templates: product grids, checkout and single product layouts.
It sits in the blocks part of a WordPress stack and is sold by HasThemes on a freemium basis. We recommend it in our blocks guides because it does that one job well without asking you to rebuild the rest of the site around it.
Every plugin adds work to a page request, so treat this as a decision with a cost. Record a speed test before you install it and run the same test afterwards, on the same page, so you know exactly what it charged you.
Real user ratings
WooLentor is sold outside the WordPress.org directory, so there is no public user rating to quote. Our own editorial score is 4.4/5, based on the vendor documentation, the refund window and the measured performance cost.
Where WooLentor ranks elsewhere
WooLentor does not appear in the published "best of" lists we track from WPBeginner, TechRadar, Kinsta, Themeisle and similar sites. That is not a mark against it - those roundups are short and skew towards the biggest names.
What changed in the latest version
WooLentor does not publish a changelog we can read automatically, so check the vendor's own release notes before you update a live site.
Pros and cons
- Deep Elementor store templating
- A free tier you can trial before paying
- Actively maintained and used on production sites we test
- Requires Elementor
- The features most sites need sit in the paid tier
How to use it
- 1Install on a staging copy first if the site takes money.
- 2Work through the setup wizard and connect any external accounts it needs.
- 3Configure the one feature you installed it for, and leave the rest off.
- 4Test the result as a logged-out visitor on both mobile and desktop.
- 5Re-run our speed test to confirm the plugin has not cost you load time.
How it compares
Other blocks plugins we recommend, with their rating and pricing model.
| Plugin | Our rating | WordPress.org | Pricing | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WooLentor | 4.4 | n/a | Freemium | Deep Elementor store templating |
| GenerateBlocks | 4.9 | 4.9 (122) | Freemium | The smallest CSS footprint of any block library |
| Kadence Blocks | 4.8 | 4.8 (332) | Freemium | Design freedom without a page builder |
| Otter Blocks | 4.7 | 4.7 (249) | Freemium | Conditional display rules on any block |
| ProductX | 4.4 | n/a | Freemium | Store layouts in the block editor |
| ShopEngine | 4.5 | 4.6 (212) | Freemium | Modules you can switch off |
Guides that cover WooLentor
7 Best WooCommerce Preorder Plugins for 2026
Preorders work when the release date, charge timing, cancellation policy and stock position are obvious to the customer before they pay.
Updated 10 September 2026
8 Best Product Grid Plugins for WordPress in 2026
A product grid should help visitors compare items quickly on any screen. Filters, variations, pricing, stock, image crops and keyboard behaviour decide whether it works.
Updated 10 September 2026
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