Online store
WooCommerce templates where the product model is already right
Every store runs on WooCommerce, so the cart is never the hard part. The hard part is what one product actually is in your trade, because that decides the whole catalogue: a bag of coffee is one product with weight and grind as variations, not four products; a beat is one product with licence tiers; a keyboard is a configuration. Get that wrong at the start and you rebuild the catalogue after the first hundred orders.
Businesses selling direct to the customer with a real checkout, where the catalogue has options rather than a flat list of items.
Online stores
Pick by what one product is in your trade. Weight and grind as variations — Cinder Row keeps 250 g whole bean and 1 kg ground as one product, and prepaid plans as their own. Glaze and set options — Tarnwater does the same for pottery. A configuration — Halfstroke puts a three way configurator on every board. A file with licence tiers — Nightbus is virtual and downloadable throughout: no shipping, no address at checkout. A machine with service behind it — AumBike pairs the store with the workshop network that has to exist for anyone to buy one.
Site templates
05AUMBIKE
A complete WooCommerce store for electric bikes — 16 page templates, 55 pieces of demo content and 44 images. The cart and checkout come from WooCommerce itself, styled to match the rest of the site.
Cinder Row
A complete coffee roaster’s shop: 19 page templates, 56 pieces of demo content and 41 photographs, with weight and grind options on every coffee.
Tarnwater
A complete pottery shop: 18 page templates, 56 pieces of demo content and 52 photographs, with glaze and set options on every product.
Halfstroke
A complete custom-keyboard shop: 19 page templates, 64 pieces of demo content and 51 photographs, with a three-way configurator on every board.
Nightbus
A complete digital-download store for producers: 19 page templates, 62 pieces of demo content and 89 media files, with per-track previews and licence tiers built in.
- The cart, checkout and account pages come from WooCommerce itself, styled to match the rest of the site rather than replaced.
- Options are modelled as variations, so one product stays one product instead of splitting into four near duplicates.
- Each store ships with the content a real shop needs around the catalogue: guides, a glossary, and the pages that answer refunds and delivery.
- You are swapping in your own catalogue, not building the product model from scratch.
Before you buy
- Do I need a WooCommerce extension for any of this?
- No. Everything here uses core WooCommerce, including the prepaid plans in Cinder Row, which are separate products bought outright rather than a subscription. Core has no subscriptions, and nothing here pretends otherwise.
- I sell digital files, not objects. Which one?
- Nightbus. Every product is virtual and downloadable, so there is no shipping and no address at checkout, and the files are delivered the moment payment clears.




