AddOnn Shoppable Video for WooCommerce
AddOnn Shoppable Video for WooCommerce

AddOnn Shoppable Video for WooCommerce

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The shoppable video feed as a horizontal carousel — price badges, a "COMBO" tag for multi-product videos, and navigation arrows, embedded right on a shop page.

The shoppable video feed as a horizontal carousel — price badges, a "COMBO" tag for multi-product videos, and navigation arrows, embedded right on a shop page.

AddOnn Shoppable Video for WooCommerce lets you upload video content (UGC, reels, product demos) and turn it into a tappable, shoppable feed on your store — customers tap a video, see the tagged product(s), and add to cart without leaving the player.

Free version features:

  • Self-hosted video upload via the WordPress Media Library — no third-party CDN dependency
  • Tag one or more products per video (native combo/bundle video support)
  • Add to cart directly from the video, no page reload
  • WhatsApp “Order on WhatsApp” share-to-buy button — great for stores where customers prefer to finalize orders over WhatsApp
  • Two layouts: Carousel (horizontal scroll) and Inline (vertical TikTok-style feed)
  • Works via shortcode [addoshvi_feed], a native Elementor widget, and a native Gutenberg block
  • Basic per-video analytics: views and add-to-cart counts, visible right in the video list
  • Front-end “Add Video” — store admins/shop managers can upload a video, tag products, and set a cover image without ever going into wp-admin, right from the feed itself (shortcode, Elementor, or Gutenberg). Never shown to regular shoppers.
  • Build your video list right inside the Elementor editor — the Elementor widget’s “Add & manage videos right here” mode lets you upload videos, tag products, and set WhatsApp options directly in the Content panel, with a live preview, no trip to wp-admin needed.
  • Carousel navigation dots, autoplay, and style controls — swap the browser scrollbar for clickable dots, turn on auto-slide with adjustable speed and continuous looping, and (in Elementor) style the arrows and dots’ colors and size from the widget’s Style tab.