Frequently Asked Questions

Find clear answers to common questions about installing, configuring, licensing, and using Woo Sales Booster.

General Questions

What is Woo Sales Booster?

Woo Sales Booster is an all-in-one WooCommerce conversion toolkit that combines 15 sales-focused modules in a single plugin.

Instead of installing multiple separate plugins for features such as Sticky Add to Cart, Quantity Discounts, Cart Upsells, Checkout Order Bumps, Wishlist, Quick View, and other conversion tools, you can manage them from one Woo Sales Booster dashboard.

Yes. Woo Sales Booster is built specifically for WooCommerce and requires WooCommerce to be installed and active.

Woo Sales Booster extends WooCommerce with additional conversion, cart, checkout, product-display, and customer-experience features.

Yes. Woo Sales Booster is modular.

You can enable only the modules you want to use and leave the others disabled. This helps keep your store configuration simpler and prevents unnecessary features from running when they are not needed.

Woo Sales Booster is designed to work with modern WordPress and WooCommerce themes.

Because themes and page builders can apply their own CSS and layout rules, minor styling adjustments may occasionally be needed. Use Global Settings and the individual module styling options to match Woo Sales Booster with your website design.

If you notice a theme-specific display issue, check the Troubleshooting page or contact support.

Woo Sales Booster can be purchased securely through the official product page. After completing your purchase through Payhip, you will receive access to the plugin ZIP file and your licence key through your purchase email and Payhip download page.

Installation & Activation

1. How do I install Woo Sales Booster?

Download the official Woo Sales Booster plugin ZIP file provided with your Payhip purchase.

In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin, select the Woo Sales Booster ZIP file, click Install Now, and then click Activate Plugin.

After plugin activation, go to Woo Sales Booster → License to activate your commercial license.


If the plugin itself will not activate, first make sure WooCommerce is installed and active and that your WordPress installation meets the plugin requirements.

If the plugin activates but the license activation fails, go to Woo Sales Booster → License and confirm that you are using the license key provided with your Payhip purchase and that the website can make secure HTTPS requests to the private license server.

For licensing problems, also check the License & Updates and Troubleshooting documentation pages.

Open Woo Sales Booster from the WordPress dashboard menu.

From there, you can access the module manager, individual module settings, global settings, and the License screen.

Only the modules you need have to be enabled.

After activating the plugin:

  1. Go to Woo Sales Booster → License and activate your Payhip license.
  2. Confirm that the license status shows Active.
  3. Open the Woo Sales Booster module manager.
  4. Enable only the modules you want to use.
  5. Configure each enabled module before using it on a live store.
  6. Review your storefront on desktop and mobile to confirm everything displays correctly.

If needed, use Verify License to manually confirm the current license status.

Modules & Features

1. How many modules are included in Woo Sales Booster?

Woo Sales Booster currently includes 15 conversion-focused WooCommerce modules.

Each module can be managed independently from the Woo Sales Booster dashboard, allowing you to build the combination of sales features that best fits your store.

Yes. Each Woo Sales Booster module can be enabled or disabled independently.

You can keep only the features you need active and leave unused modules disabled. This gives you better control over your store setup and prevents unnecessary functionality from running.

Yes. Multiple Woo Sales Booster modules can be enabled and used together.

For example, you can use Sticky Add to Cart, Quantity Discounts, Free Shipping Bar, Wishlist, Quick View, Cart Upsells, and other modules together as part of the same store experience.

After enabling several modules, review your product, cart, checkout, desktop, and mobile layouts to make sure they work together as expected.

Open Module Guides from the Woo Sales Booster documentation navigation.

Each module has its own guide explaining its purpose, settings, configuration options, and recommended usage.

You can also open the relevant module settings from your WordPress dashboard under Woo Sales Booster.

Display & Styling

1. How can I match the modules to my website design?

Go to Woo Sales Booster → Global Settings to configure shared design options such as colors, typography, spacing, and other theme-matching settings.

You can then fine-tune individual modules from their own settings screens when more specific styling is required.


Yes. Woo Sales Booster provides module-specific settings so you can customize individual modules independently.

Depending on the module, available controls may include colors, typography, spacing, alignment, borders, button appearance, layout options, and other visual settings.

Use Global Settings for your overall design foundation and individual module settings for more detailed adjustments.


WordPress themes and page builders can apply their own CSS, typography, spacing, container widths, and responsive rules.

Because of this, a Woo Sales Booster module may occasionally look slightly different depending on your active theme or page builder.

First review the module’s styling settings and Global Settings. If needed, also check the Troubleshooting documentation for theme or layout conflicts.

Yes. Woo Sales Booster modules are designed to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Because every theme can use different responsive rules, you should still review important Woo Sales Booster modules on multiple screen sizes after configuring them.

Pay special attention to product pages, sticky elements, cart features, popups, and checkout-related modules before using them on a live store.

Licensing

1. How do I activate my Woo Sales Booster license?

Go to Woo Sales Booster → License in your WordPress dashboard. Enter the Woo Sales Booster license key provided with your Payhip purchase, confirm the website/domain shown is correct, and click Activate License.

After successful activation, the license status should show Active. You can also use Verify License to manually re-check the current license status with the private license server.

Yes. A Woo Sales Booster license can be active on one website at a time.

First deactivate the license on the currently licensed website. Then install Woo Sales Booster on the new website, open Woo Sales Booster → License, enter the same license key, and activate it on the new domain.

Woo Sales Booster binds the license to the website/domain used during activation. If your site was migrated, cloned, or moved to another domain, the previous domain may still be connected.

Deactivate the license from the old website, then activate it on the correct website. After activation, use Verify License if you want to confirm the current authorized domain.

Check that your website can make secure HTTPS requests and that your SSL certificate is working correctly. Server firewalls, security plugins, DNS problems, SSL issues, or hosting restrictions may occasionally block communication with the private license server.

After resolving the connection issue, return to Woo Sales Booster → License and try activation again.

If the issue continues, contact Woo Sales Booster support with your website URL, Woo Sales Booster version, WordPress version, WooCommerce version, and the exact error message. Do not send your license key or any private credentials.

Updates

1. How do I check for Woo Sales Booster updates?

Make sure your Woo Sales Booster license is Active and verified. Then go to Dashboard → Updates and click Check Again, or open Plugins → Installed Plugins.

When a newer Woo Sales Booster version is available, WordPress will display the update notification and you can install it using Update Now.

First confirm that your Woo Sales Booster license status is Active. Go to Woo Sales Booster → License and use Verify License to re-check the current license status.

Then return to Dashboard → Updates, click Check Again, and check Plugins → Installed Plugins once more.

If the license is inactive or unverified, secure automatic updates will not be available until the license is successfully activated and verified.

Normally, no. Updating Woo Sales Booster through the WordPress update system replaces the plugin files while preserving your existing Woo Sales Booster settings and module configuration stored in WordPress.

However, creating a recent website backup before any plugin update is always recommended, especially on a live WooCommerce store.

Create a recent backup of your website and database before installing the update.

Also confirm that your Woo Sales Booster license is Active, review the available version, and make sure WordPress and WooCommerce are functioning normally.

After updating, confirm the new Woo Sales Booster version under Plugins → Installed Plugins and quickly check your storefront and important modules to make sure everything is working as expected.

Support

1. Where can I get help with Woo Sales Booster?

Open the Support page from the Woo Sales Booster documentation navigation and use the official support channel provided there.

Verified support is available for customers with an active Woo Sales Booster license. Before contacting support, you can also check the Troubleshooting, FAQs, and relevant Module Guide pages for common solutions.

To help us investigate the issue efficiently, include:

  • Your website URL
  • Woo Sales Booster version
  • WordPress version
  • WooCommerce version
  • The module or feature affected
  • A clear description of the problem
  • The exact error message, if one appears
  • A screenshot that does not expose private credentials

Do not include your Woo Sales Booster license key, WordPress password, hosting password, secret keys, tokens, payment credentials, or other sensitive information.


No. Never publish or share your Woo Sales Booster license key, WordPress login details, hosting credentials, secret keys, tokens, or other private credentials in public forums, screenshots, social-media posts, or publicly accessible support messages.

If additional access is ever required for troubleshooting, follow only the secure instructions provided through the official support process.

Start with the Troubleshooting page for installation, licensing, compatibility, display, and common plugin issues.

You can also check the Module Guides for module-specific instructions, the License & Updates page for licensing and update help, and the FAQs page for frequently asked questions.

If the issue is still unresolved, use the official Support page to contact Woo Sales Booster support.

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