Consortia ShopKeys for Elementor is a set of WooCommerce-focused Elementor addons for stores that need faster product layouts, bulk ordering flows, and a built-in Favorites system. It is described as being built for real WooCommerce workflows rather than a generic addon pack, with an emphasis on speed, control, and workflows that actually convert.
Its widgets cover product discovery and ordering tasks inside Elementor. The Product Table feature is marked PRO and turns WooCommerce into a bulk ordering system with advanced attributes, variations, and bulk add-to-cart, while the Product Grid and Category Grid features are free and provide modern, responsive grids with sorting and paging. Other named features include Favorites for saving products and building simple My Favorites flows, Recently Viewed Peek for returning to products already explored, Cart Peek for a side-cart experience, Abandoned Cart Analytics for abandoned carts and related dashboard data, Product Filter Bar with Ajax-powered filters, Cart Button with quantity selectors and variation handling, Product Field with 18+ properties such as SKU, weight, or dimensions, Property Toggle for expandable product details, Product Images for sliders and galleries, Countdown for promotions, and Category Carousel for category navigation.
The page says it is built for B2B stores, large catalogs, and Elementor users who need real WooCommerce workflows. It also states that some widgets are free and others are PRO.
Consortia ShopKeys for Elementor is an E-commerce platforms project. It focuses on building advanced WooCommerce product displays and wishlists in Elementor without complex coding. It is built as a B2B2C product for wooCommerce store owners using Elementor. Consortia ShopKeys for Elementor follows a freemium model, with paid plans starting at $29. Consortia ShopKeys for Elementor is available on the web and embeddable surfaces.
It is developed by Tommy Hansen, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include product grid, category grid, and wishlist. The interface is available in English and Chinese.
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