Side cart: a slide-out cart drawer with quantity controls, remove buttons, a live subtotal and View Cart, Checkout and Continue Shopping buttons.
Siteryn Mini Cart & Side Cart adds a fast, AJAX-driven mini cart and a slide-out side cart to any WooCommerce store, so shoppers can review and manage their cart without leaving the page.
Every setting is in Siteryn → Mini Cart & Side Cart, with a live preview. No coding is required.
Panel tint and opacity, base font size, corner radius and shadow style
Product image size and variation details (for example size and color) in the cart
Choose whether lowering the quantity below 1 removes the item or stops at 1
Opening and closing animation, with adjustable speed
For developers and site builders
[siteryn_mini_cart] and [siteryn_side_cart] shortcodes, plus siteryn_mcsc_mini_cart() and siteryn_mcsc_side_cart() template functions
Every template can be overridden from your theme, with a notice when an override is out of date
Actions and filters for extending the cart (see the documentation)
System Status screen with plugin, WordPress, WooCommerce and server details for support requests
Compatibility
WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the Cart and Checkout blocks
Translation-ready, WPML and Polylang compatible, and right-to-left (RTL) languages
Responsive and keyboard-accessible
Nothing in the free plugin is locked or time-limited.
Premium add-on (optional)
Siteryn Mini Cart & Side Cart Pro, a separate plugin sold at siteryn.com, adds new features on top: a free shipping / cart goal bar, coupons inside the cart, product recommendations, a cart note and content blocks, display rules, extra cart behavior (open the cart after adding a product, confirm before removing, close when empty, SKUs), item layouts and animation styles, your own SVG cart icons and badge styles, design presets and custom CSS.
External services
This plugin connects to one external service, and only when you choose to.
Deactivation survey (optional). When you deactivate this plugin on the Plugins screen, a short survey asks why. “Skip & Deactivate” sends nothing. Only “Submit & Deactivate” sends data, to Siteryn’s feedback endpoint (https://siteryn.com/wp-json/siteryn/v1/feedback/deactivation): your answer and comment, the plugin’s slug and version, your WordPress, PHP and WooCommerce versions, your WordPress admin language and the site URL — plus your email address only if you tick “You may contact me”.