The Woo Builder module brings WooCommerce into the Tiger toolkit — store template types, dynamic product widgets, a side cart, and two native conversion tools (in-checkout order bumps and post-purchase upsell funnels) that work without any third-party checkout plugin.
Where: WP Admin → Tiger Elements → Settings → Modules (toggle Woo Builder), then Tiger Elements → Order Bumps / Upsell Funnels, and the Woo widgets inside Elementor.
Store templates
Woo Builder extends the Theme Builder with six WooCommerce template types, each built visually in Elementor and bound to WooCommerce’s own pages rather than manual display conditions:
- Single Product — every single-product page.
- Product Archive / Shop — the shop, product categories and tags.
- Cart, Checkout, Thank You / Order Received, and My Account — each bound to its WooCommerce page or endpoint.
What else it covers
- Product context widgets — price, add-to-cart, gallery, meta and other dynamic Woo widgets that read the current product on single-product and loop templates.
- Side cart — a slide-out mini cart, enqueued site-wide once the module is active, that auto-opens when an item is added.
- Order Bumps — a checkbox add-on offer shown in checkout via the Order Bumps widget. Each bump is its own post with Offer, Display Rules and Design sections (see the Order Bumps article).
- Upsell Funnels — a one-click, post-purchase offer page shown right after checkout, with accept/decline branching (see the Upsell Funnels article).
- Conversion Suite — a Product Grid and single-product widgets, plus wishlist, compare, quick view and variation swatches (documented separately).
Native under the hood
Woo widgets render WooCommerce’s own output, so cart, stock, variations and checkout keep working exactly as core does — Tiger only adds the design controls and conversion features on top. Accepting an upsell charges the customer’s saved payment method off-session and adds the item to the original order, so no second order is created and order history stays clean. (Off-session charging is implemented for Stripe; adapter hooks are provided for other gateways.)
Troubleshooting
The module won’t turn on.
Woo Builder needs WooCommerce installed and active. With WooCommerce inactive the toggle is blocked, and the module no-ops with an admin notice (“Woo Builder module is enabled but WooCommerce is not active”).
My store template isn’t applying.
Confirm the template’s type is the matching WooCommerce type and that it’s Published. If Elementor Pro is active with “yield to Elementor Pro” enabled, Tiger defers to it for that surface.