Page Builder Sandwich: Workflow and agency and WooCommerce
What Page Builder Sandwich does for workflow and agency and woocommerce, and which of it is free.
Workflow and agency
Revisions and history — See and restore earlier versions of any page or template.
Import and export — Move templates, kits and settings between sites as files.
Role manager and client mode(Pro) — Choose what each user role can change, and lock designs so clients can only edit text and images.
Maintenance and coming-soon mode(Pro) — Put the site behind a designed maintenance page.
White label(Agency plan) — Rename the builder and remove our branding for client sites.
WooCommerce
Design product pages(Pro) — Build the single product template: gallery, price, add to cart, tabs, related products, upsells.
Design shop and category pages(Pro) — Product grids, filters, sorting and sale badges.
Cart, checkout, thank-you and My Account(Pro) — Design the whole buying journey, compatible with WooCommerce's block checkout.
Mini cart and product blocks(Pro) — Drop products, add-to-cart buttons and a mini cart on any page.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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