Give your customers wishlists, saved carts and back-in-stock alerts, and give your store quantity rules, buy links and a cleaner checkout. It’s one free plugin. You switch on only what your business needs, and the modules you leave off load no code.
Need subscriptions, licensing or Stripe? Stackless for WooCommerce adds them from $39 a year.
I made Lite because your store probably needs a few of these tools long before it needs subscriptions or another payment gateway. You get them in one plugin instead of installing a separate plugin for each job.
Show your customers what sells and what’s running out: free price text, your own Add to cart text, sold counts, low-stock labels and a specs table that feeds product schema.
Your customers save products as guests, keep the list when they sign in and share it by link. They can also name saved carts and reorder any past order.
Your customers ask to be told when a product returns, confirm by email and get one email when it’s back. You get a second chance at a sale you would have lost.
Set minimum, maximum and step quantities on block and classic carts, and hide prices from guests across your store, a category or a single product.
Send your customers signed links that fill the cart and open checkout, add a Buy now button, and let buyers choose a price above your minimum. Lite checks every amount on the server.
Add consent checkboxes, give free and digital orders a shorter checkout, limit payment methods per product, and load WooCommerce scripts only on your store pages.
Lite covers the catalog, wishlist and checkout tools your store uses every day. Stackless for WooCommerce is the paid plugin. It adds what your business needs to take payments and bill your customers over time.
Every paid module appears in your Lite dashboard with a short description, so you can see what it does before you decide.
See Stackless for WooCommerceI’d upgrade the day your store needs recurring payments, license keys or a second payment gateway. Stackless for WooCommerce does those jobs inside one plugin, so your business skips the separate subscription, licensing and currency plugins a growing store usually collects.
Regular price $69Sale price $39per year
Updates and support while your subscription is active.
Regular price $399Sale price $99once
One payment. You never renew.
$39 a year and $99 lifetime are limited-time prices. They go up to $69 a year and $399 when the offer ends. Every license has a 14-day unconditional refund period. See everything in Stackless for WooCommerce.
Your site gets Lite updates from gauravtiwari.org without a license key. The free checkout still gives you a lifetime license, so the download stays in your account, but you never paste it into WordPress.
Complete the free checkout and download Lite from your account, or use the Download the ZIP button on this page. Both give you the same file.
In WordPress, go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, then activate Stackless Lite.
Open Stackless, Dashboard and turn on the modules you need. Each one has its settings under Stackless, Settings.
New versions show up on your Updates screen. WordPress installs a package only after Lite checks its SHA-256 checksum.
Everything here is quick to set up, light on your pages and built to do one real job well. I only charge for the tools that can make you money. The rest are free.
I design, build and support every product on this site myself. When you email me, the person reading it is the one who wrote the code.
I’d rather ship one tool you’d miss if it vanished than ten that sit in your plugin list doing nothing.
18+years building websites, plugins and stores, since 2008
Switch a feature off and it loads nothing. What does load stays small. A tool that replaces a plugin shouldn’t make your pages slower.
Clear screens, sensible defaults and settings written in plain English. If you need a tutorial for the basics, that’s my design mistake, not yours.
Full keyboard support, visible focus, proper labels and text you can actually read. When more people can use your store, more people can buy from it.
My paid tools help you sell, renew, license or convert. If one just sits in your stack, I haven’t done my job.
I won’t charge for anything that can’t make you money. The free tools get the same care as the paid ones, down to the last setting.
Updates, upgrading and what Lite works with.
Have a question that isn’t here? Ask me directly.
Yes. The checkout costs nothing, and there is no trial or time limit. Every Lite module works fully. The paid modules in the dashboard are descriptions only.
No. Lite updates from gauravtiwari.org without one. The free checkout gives you a lifetime license anyway, so the download stays in your account.
It sends no license key and none of your store or customer data. It is the standard request WordPress makes, which includes your WordPress version and site address. Lite does no tracking.
Activate Stackless for WooCommerce and Lite goes idle. Both plugins use the same settings, tables and hooks, so your settings and your customers’ wishlists, saved carts and back-in-stock requests carry over. You can then remove Lite.
Yes. Deactivate Stackless and activate Lite. The settings and records of the paid modules stay in the database for the day you upgrade again.
No. Deleting the plugin keeps your settings and records. To remove them as well, define STACKLESS_REMOVE_ALL_DATA as true in wp-config.php before you delete it.
Yes, and with the classic cart and checkout. Lite supports HPOS and needs WooCommerce 9.9 or later.
Yes, from the latest release. GitHub’s green Download ZIP button names the folder after the branch, and updates need the folder named stackless-lite.
I’d switch on the 3 or 4 modules your store needs today and leave the rest off. If the store later needs subscriptions or another gateway, Stackless picks up where Lite left off.
Need payments or subscriptions later? Upgrade to Stackless and everything you set up in Lite comes with you.
