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Introducing Jigoshop: A High Quality Free WordPress E-Commerce Plugin

June 28, 2011

A new free e-commerce plugin has arrived on the scene for WordPress users. Jigoshop launched last month with the tagline: “A WordPress eCommerce plugin that works”. The plugin prides itself in being lightweight, extensible, and awesome right out of the box.

Jigoshop comes with a wide range of widgets and shortcodes for displaying products anywhere within posts and pages. Shortcodes are available for featured products, recent products, products by ID, products by SKU, and products displayed from multiple IDs and SKUs.

Custom Widgets Include:

  • Shopping cart
  • Product search
  • Layered navigation
  • Price filter

Premium add-ons for the Jigoshop plugin include a professionally-supported theme and several extensions. The Jigotheme comes with 8 colour schemes and is optimized for mobile and handheld devices and written with HTML5 and CSS3.

Current available extensions for the Jigoshop plugin include Up-sells and Cross-sells ($15), Table Rate Shipping ($15), Jigoshop HTML Emails ($15), and SagePay Form integration ($29).

Want to see how the Jigoshop backend dashboard experience compares to other e-commerce plugins you’ve used in the past? You can actually check out a video for a full tour before going to the trouble of installing the plugin:

If you want to play around with the plugin, you can view a live demo of a Jigoshop-powered store. You can download the plugin for free from the Jigoshop website. Make sure follow @jigoshop on Twitter for all the latest updates. There are only two days remaining for users to grab their Jigotheme at the discounted price.

There’s always room for more high quality products in the WordPress market and we’re happy to feature them on wpmu.org. What do you think about Jigoshop? Anyone tried it yet? Let us know your mini-review in the comments.

Because this plugin/widget is provided free of charge, I simply ask you to link back to Pressography.com in a post on your blog, or from one of your sites. It doesn't need to be anything fancy - just a note saying that you're using it, and whether or not you like it. However, there is no requirement that you do this, you're free to use the plugin regardless.

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