Tokoo
Rascals Themes · Premium
An electronics and affiliate store theme for WooCommerce and dropshipping catalogues.
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Botiga
by aThemes
A WooCommerce-first theme with fast, clean shop and product templates.
4.9EcommerceFreemium
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What Botiga is
A WooCommerce-first theme with fast, clean shop and product templates.
It sits in the ecommerce part of the theme market and is sold by aThemes on a freemium basis. A theme decides your layout, your typography and a large slice of your page weight, so it is the hardest thing on a WordPress site to change later.
Before you commit, record a speed test of your current site, then run the same test after you switch, on the same page, so you can see exactly what the new theme costs you.
What Botiga looks like
The official screenshot from the WordPress.org theme directory, as published by the theme authors.
See it running on a live demo site at the WordPress.org preview.
Real user ratings
Score
4.9/5
Reviews
164
Active installs
10,000+
Downloads
785K
Latest version
2.5.0
Last updated
2026-10-01
Figures come straight from the public WordPress.org theme directory API for version 2.5.0. You can check them yourself on the WordPress.org listing.
Where Botiga ranks elsewhere
| Publisher | List | Position |
|---|---|---|
| WPBeginner | Best WordPress Themes | #6 of 10 |
Positions are read from the published articles themselves, so they reflect that publisher's order rather than ours. Lists get re-ordered over time, so follow the link if you want the current version.
What changed in the latest version
v2.4.9Latest release
- Added - Post-onboarding Setup Checklist with progress tracking and guided setup tasks.
- Added - End-of-life notice for the aThemes Patcher plugin with an option to deactivate and delete it.
- Changed - Removed the deprecated aThemes Patcher integration from the Botiga dashboard.
- Fixed - Botiga admin menu icon alignment, color, and clipping in wp-admin.
- Fixed - Theme Dashboard Starter Sites CTA showing the wrong action when the plugin is installed but inactive.
- Fixed - View Cart link being clipped after AJAX add to cart when using Product Card Add to Cart Button Layout 3.
- Fixed - Cart and Mini-Cart block quantity inputs clipping multi-digit values.
- Fixed - Theme Dashboard submenu not highlighting the active section.
v2.4.8
- Added - WordPress Abilities API support for discovering and managing Botiga settings, with site capability discovery and administrator-controlled read and write access.
- Fixed - Block editor content styles triggering iframe compatibility warnings.
v2.4.7
- Added - A Style Guide inside the Botiga Customizer to preview and edit site identity, colors, buttons, and typography.
Release notes are the developer's own words, published on WordPress.org. Read the full changelog
How to install Botiga
Try the live demo first, then install from the official source. It takes about five minutes.
Live demo
Open previewWhere to download it
Botiga is in the free WordPress.org theme directory, so you can install it straight from your dashboard, or grab the zip from the listing.
The free version is enough to launch. The paid add-on from aThemes unlocks the extra layouts and modules.
Install it
- 1In your WordPress admin, open Appearance then Themes and click Add New.
- 2Search for "Botiga", then click Install on the listing by aThemes.
- 3Click Activate once the install finishes. Your live site now uses Botiga.
- 4Prefer to upload it? Download the zip from the WordPress.org listing, then use Appearance, Themes, Add New, Upload Theme.
Set it up after activating
- 1Run the theme's own setup wizard or starter site import if it offers one, on a fresh site only.
- 2Set your logo, colours, fonts and menus under Appearance then Customise or the site editor.
- 3Set global colours and fonts, then style the product card and single product templates.
- 4Configure the shop archive: columns, filters and how many products load per page.
- 5Test the full checkout on mobile, including coupon and payment steps.
- 6Take a speed test before and after the switch on the same page so you can see the real cost.
Always try a theme switch on a staging copy first if the site is already earning.
Pros and cons
- Shop layouts are lean and convert well without extra plugins.
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 164 WordPress.org reviewers.
- There is a free version you can trial before paying.
- Works with the block editor and the mainstream page builders.
- Less useful if your site is mostly editorial content.
- Switching themes later means rebuilding page layouts, so choose deliberately.
How to use it
- 1Install WooCommerce first, then activate the theme so shop templates register correctly.
- 2Set global colours and fonts, then style the product card and single product templates.
- 3Configure the shop archive: columns, filters and how many products load per page.
- 4Test the full checkout on mobile, including coupon and payment steps.
- 5Trim product image sizes and regenerate thumbnails after any layout change.
How it compares
Other ecommerce themes we recommend, with their public WordPress.org score where one exists.
| Theme | Rating | Reviews | Pricing | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Botiga | 4.9/5 | 164 | Freemium | Shop layouts are lean and convert well without extra plugins. |
| Tokoo | n/a | n/a | Premium | Handles large catalogues and affiliate product links well. |
| Techmarket | n/a | n/a | Premium | Mega menus and filters suit stores with thousands of products. |
| Storefront | 4.5/5 | 155 | Free | Deep WooCommerce compatibility you can rely on through updates. |
| Woostify | 4.9/5 | 126 | Freemium | Store pages stay light even with filters and a sticky cart. |
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