Bricks Ultimate

In a shop, the design that matters lives in three templates

Weeks get spent on the home page and then it turns out hardly anybody looks at it. The visitor who buys arrives at a product page from a search, goes to the category listing to compare and ends up at the cart. Those three screens are the real shop, and they are precisely the ones a builder does not ship solved.

That is where BricksUltimate comes in: it is not here to add another pretty carousel, it comes with the pieces needed when you have to build a real shop's catalogue, product page and cart inside Bricks.

What the official BricksUltimate licence covers

Access to all the addon's elements, the developer's updates, support and the white label option for handing over a site without their logo in front. The GPLClub team leaves the activation ready on your domain.

What it adds to Bricks

• More than thirty WooCommerce elements: product page, cart, checkout builder, wishlist, comparison, variant swatches and quick add to cart.
• Around 35 general elements: accordion menu, AJAX search, countdowns, galleries, custom tables and sliders.
• Nearly thirty query loop sources: ACF fields, custom queries, related products, upsells and customer orders.
• Styling for the usual form plugins (Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms and WPForms), normally the ugliest thing in a shop.
• Dynamic tags, conditions and interactions so what gets shown depends on the product, the stock or the visitor.

When it pays

If you build shops with Bricks. That is its exact ground: what comes ready here is what otherwise gets solved by stacking three plugins that do not know each other.

If the catalogue is large. Filters, variant swatches and search without reloading stop being ornaments once there are hundreds of products: they are the difference between finding and giving up.

If your project is not a shop, half of it goes unused. For interface elements and accessibility, the piece that fits better is the BricksExtras licence.

Members have BricksUltimate in the catalogue to try it, and the official Bricks licence is in the shop.

About licensing and the GPL

The code is distributed under the GPL licence and its use is free. Updates, support and activation against the developer's servers are separate services contracted with them. They are not the same thing, and buying one is not buying the other.