--- title: "WooCommerce Blocks For Gutenberg: Build Your Whole Store Without A Page Builder" url: https://nexterwp.com/blog/woocommerce-blocks/ date: 2026-07-14 modified: 2026-07-14 author: "Aditya Sharma" description: "27 WooCommerce blocks for Gutenberg that build your whole store: single product, cart, checkout, and thank-you. No page builder, no extra plugins." image: https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/nexter-woocommerce-blocks-og-1024x538.png word_count: 1352 --- # WooCommerce Blocks For Gutenberg: Build Your Whole Store Without A Page Builder Key Takeaways - Nexter Blocks 5.0 adds 27 dedicated WooCommerce blocks that cover the entire store: single product, cart, checkout, thank-you, and My Account. - You design every WooCommerce page in the WordPress block editor, with no page builder and no separate checkout, swatches, wishlist, or compare plugins. - Conversion features are built in: variation swatches, wishlist, compare, quick view, a mini cart drawer, and a free shipping progress bar. - Every block honors your theme colors, typography, and spacing through WordPress's block-supports API, so your store stays on-brand. - Core WooCommerce blocks are free on WordPress.org, and the full store suite is in Nexter Blocks Pro from $39 per year. Building a WooCommerce store the usual way means stacking tools. You add a page builder to lay out product pages, a checkout plugin to customize checkout, and separate add-ons for variation swatches, wishlist, and product compare. Every one of those is another license, another update, and another thing that can break when WooCommerce ships a major version. Nexter Blocks 5.0 changes that. It adds 27 dedicated WooCommerce blocks to the WordPress block editor, covering every step of the buyer journey from the single product page to the thank-you page. You build and style each part of your store with native Gutenberg blocks, and you can drop the extra plugins. This guide explains what WooCommerce blocks are, lists all 27 blocks by store page, and shows how to build a product page, customize checkout, and add conversion features without writing code. Table of Contents ## What Are WooCommerce Blocks? WooCommerce blocks are Gutenberg blocks that output live WooCommerce data, such as products, pricing, the cart, checkout, and orders, so you can place and style store elements directly in the WordPress block editor. WooCommerce core ships a baseline set of blocks, but it renders most of a store page as a single template that you cannot restyle piece by piece. A dedicated block library changes the granularity. Instead of one monolithic product template, Nexter Blocks breaks each store surface into its own block, so you can arrange, style, and configure every element on its own. That is the difference between adjusting a few options and designing your store the way you want it. ## The 27 WooCommerce Blocks In Nexter Blocks The 27 blocks map to the five stages of the buyer journey. Here is the full set, grouped by the store page each one builds. ### Single Product Blocks (8) - **Single Product Image**: main image, gallery thumbnails, zoom, and variation-based image swaps. - **Single Product Pricing**: regular price, sale price, a price label, and a discount badge, with dynamic updates for variable products. - **Single Product Rating**: the star rating and review count. - **Single Product Stock**: in stock, out of stock, and backorder status. - **Single Product Meta**: SKU, categories, and tags. - **Single Product Review**: the customer reviews list and the review form. - **Single Product Tabs**: Description, Additional Information, and Reviews tabs. - **Product Add to Cart**: the add-to-cart button, quantity selector, variation swatches, and AJAX add-to-cart. ### Catalog Blocks (3) - **Product Quick View**: preview product details in a popup without a page reload. - **Product Compare**: compare products side by side in a popup table. - **Product Wishlist**: let shoppers save products for later, with a live count badge. ### Cart Blocks (5) - **Cart Table**: the cart line items with quantity, remove, coupon field, and update controls. - **Cart Total**: the order summary with subtotal, shipping, tax, and total. - **Mini Cart**: a slide-in cart drawer with AJAX quantity and remove. - **Apply Coupon**: a coupon entry section for the cart or checkout. - **Free Shipping Progress Bar**: shows how much more a shopper needs to add to qualify for free shipping. ### Checkout Blocks (6) - **Checkout Login**: an inline login prompt for returning customers. - **Billing Address** and **Shipping Address**: the billing and delivery forms. - **Additional Information**: the order notes field. - **Payment Method**: the payment gateways and the Place Order button. - **Order Review**: the order summary shown before payment. ### Order, Thank You, And Account Blocks (5) - **Order Confirmation**: the order number and success message. - **Order Payment**: order number, date, email, total, and payment method. - **Thank You Order Details**: the itemized order breakdown. - **Thank You Address**: the billing and shipping addresses. - **My Account**: the full customer account dashboard. ![The WooCommerce blocks enabled in the Nexter Blocks manager](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/nexter-woo-blocks-activate.png)Enable the WooCommerce blocks from Nexter Blocks. ***Also Read:** [How to Add the Gutenberg Editor to WooCommerce](https://nexterwp.com/blog/add-gutenberg-editor-to-woocommerce/)* ## How To Build A Custom WooCommerce Product Page The single product page is where most stores lose control, because the default template renders every element together. With the eight single product blocks, you place the image gallery, pricing, rating, stock, add-to-cart, meta, reviews, and tabs as separate blocks inside a Nexter Builder product template, then style each one from the block inspector. Because the blocks pull live data from the current product, one template styles every product in your catalog. For the full step-by-step, see the guide on how to [build a WooCommerce product page in WordPress](https://nexterwp.com/docs/build-a-woocommerce-product-page-in-wordpress/). ## Customize Cart And Checkout Without A Checkout Plugin Checkout customization normally means installing a dedicated checkout plugin. The six checkout blocks let you design the checkout page in Gutenberg instead. You place the login prompt, billing and shipping forms, order notes, coupon field, order review, and payment method as individual blocks, and style each step to match your brand. The cart works the same way. The Cart Table and Cart Total blocks give you a branded cart page, and the Mini Cart block adds a slide-in drawer so shoppers can review their cart from any page. See how to build a [custom cart page](https://nexterwp.com/docs/build-a-woocommerce-cart-page-in-wordpress/) and a [custom checkout page](https://nexterwp.com/docs/build-a-woocommerce-checkout-page-in-wordpress/). ## Built-In Conversion Features Several of the blocks exist to lift average order value and reduce abandonment, and they usually arrive as separate paid plugins: - **Variation swatches** replace the default dropdowns with color, button, and image swatches. - **Wishlist, Compare, and Quick View** help shoppers evaluate products without leaving the listing. - **The Free Shipping Progress Bar** nudges shoppers toward a larger order by showing how close they are to free shipping. ***Also Read:** [Gutenberg vs Elementor: Which One Should You Use?](https://nexterwp.com/blog/gutenberg-vs-elementor/)* ## Why Nexter Blocks For WooCommerce Most Gutenberg block libraries ship a handful of WooCommerce blocks, usually a product grid and a few product elements. Nexter Blocks covers the whole store, which means you are not switching tools when you reach the cart, checkout, or thank-you page. A few things set the suite apart: - **Complete coverage**: 27 dedicated blocks across single product, cart, checkout, order, and account, so every surface is a real block you can design. - **Theme-native styling**: every block honors your theme colors, typography, and spacing through WordPress's block-supports API, so your store stays consistent without CSS overrides. - **Standards-grade engineering**: the blocks are built to WordPress Coding Standards and security-hardened, with escaped output, sanitized inputs, nonce-protected forms, and order verification on the thank-you pages. - **Fewer plugins**: swatches, wishlist, compare, quick view, and a customizable checkout are included, so you maintain one plugin instead of five. ## Free Vs Pro And Pricing Nexter Blocks is free on WordPress.org and includes core WooCommerce blocks to get started. The full WooCommerce suite, including the customizable checkout, variation swatches, wishlist, compare, quick view, and the free shipping progress bar, is part of Nexter Blocks Pro, which starts at $39 per year. Every paid plan includes a 60-day money-back guarantee. See the [Nexter Blocks pricing](https://nexterwp.com/pricing/) page for plan details. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Do I Need WooCommerce Installed To Use These Blocks? Yes. The WooCommerce blocks render live store data, so WooCommerce must be installed and active. Nexter Blocks adds the design and layout layer on top of it. ### Do These Replace WooCommerce's Own Blocks? They extend the display and layout layer with far more control than the core blocks, and they work alongside WooCommerce's own cart and checkout logic. You can mix both. ### Do I Need A Page Builder? No. Everything runs in the native WordPress block editor, so you do not need Elementor or any other page builder to design your store. ## Suggested Reading - [How to Add the Gutenberg Editor to WooCommerce](https://nexterwp.com/blog/add-gutenberg-editor-to-woocommerce/) - [Gutenberg vs Elementor: Which One Should You Use?](https://nexterwp.com/blog/gutenberg-vs-elementor/) - [What Is Gutenberg in WordPress?](https://nexterwp.com/blog/what-is-gutenberg/) - [How to Migrate From Elementor to Gutenberg](https://nexterwp.com/blog/elementor-to-gutenberg/) - [Explore All Nexter Blocks](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/) #### Stay updated with Helpful WordPress Tips, Insider Insights, and Exclusive Updates – Subscribe now to keep up with Everything Happening on WordPress! Subscribe