Prebuilt Digital Store WordPress Website for Selling Plugins, Themes, and Templates

Start your online business instantly with this Prebuilt WooCommerce Digital Store WordPress Website, designed specifically for selling GPL WordPress plugins, themes, design templates, and other downloadable digital products.

Developed by Designers Joint, this ready-to-launch WordPress website comes fully set up for digital eCommerce. It features a professional design, an integrated digital delivery system, and a powerful admin dashboard—allowing you to start selling in minutes.

Whether you’re a freelancer, agency, or entrepreneur, this ready-made digital store gives you everything you need to sell GPL products online—no coding required.

Key Features:

• Fully developed WordPress website with WooCommerce
• Optimized for selling GPL plugins, WordPress themes, and design templates
• Instant digital product delivery after payment
• SEO-friendly structure for higher Google visibility
• Clean, mobile-responsive, and conversion-focused layout
• Easy customization via WordPress dashboard
• Fast loading speed and secure checkout
• 100% ownership—no hidden or recurring website fees

Installed Plugins

FREE

• Additional Custom Product Tabs for WooCommerce
• AddToAny Share Buttons
• Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order
• Classic Editor
• Code Snippets
• Contact Form 7
• CookieYes | GDPR Cookie Consent
• Easy Table of Contents
• FiboSearch – AJAX Search for WooCommerce
• Force Regenerate Thumbnails
• Frontend Reset Password
• Head, Footer and Post Injections
• Hide My WP Ghost
• Kadence WooCommerce Email Designer
• LiteSpeed Cache
• Loco Translate
• Login No Captcha reCAPTCHA (Google)
• NotificationX
• Rank Math SEO
• User Switching
• WC Custom Emails Per Product
• WooCommerce
• WooCommerce Direct Checkout
• WooCommerce PayPal Payments
• WooCommerce Tax
• WP Mail SMTP
• WPForms Lite

PREMIUM

• YITH WooCommerce Recover Abandoned Cart Premium
• YITH WooCommerce Membership Premium
• Faview – Virtual Reviews for WooCommerce Premium
• Nextend Social Login
• NotificationX Pro
• Rank Math SEO PRO
• WooCommerce Wallet Management
• WP Sheet Editor – WooCommerce Products (Premium)
• YITH WooCommerce Membership Premium
• YITH WooCommerce Recover Abandoned Cart Premium

Installed Pro Themes

• Flatsome

Why You’ll Love It:

This prebuilt WordPress digital store saves you time and development costs while giving you a professional eCommerce setup from day one. It’s the ultimate shortcut to launching a GPL marketplace, reselling digital products, or showcasing your own creations online.

Perfect For:

• Entrepreneurs entering the GPL resale market
• Web designers and developers selling templates
• Digital product creators and affiliates
• Agencies expanding into digital eCommerce

Launch your online store today with Designers Joint’s Prebuilt Digital Store WordPress Website—the fastest, easiest way to start selling GPL plugins, themes, and templates profitably.

Step-by-step setup guide

below is a clear, actionable step-by-step setup guide your buyer can follow after purchasing the prebuilt site, using All-in-One WP Migration to move the site to their hosting. I’ve included common fixes and troubleshooting tips (upload limits, URL issues, testing downloads, securing the site) so the import goes smoothly.

Quick checklist before you start

• Hosting with WordPress (PHP >= 7.4 recommended, adequate disk space).
• FTP or hosting file-manager access and cPanel/phpMyAdmin if available.
• WordPress installed (clean install OK) or ready to overwrite.
• All-in-One WP Migration plugin installed on the destination WordPress (free version).
• The site export file (.wpress) provided with your purchase.

Step-by-step setup using All-in-One WP Migration

1. Prepare the destination site

1. Log into your hosting control panel and create a new database + user (if you’re doing a fresh WordPress install).
2. Install WordPress (one-click installer or manual).
3. Log into the new WordPress admin (yourdomain.com/wp-admin).
4. Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload the All-in-One WP Migration → Install → Activate.

2. Upload the .wpress export file

You have two main options depending on file size:

Option A — Import via WP admin (small/medium files)

1. In WordPress admin go All-in-One WP Migration → Import.
2. Click Import From → File and select your .wpress file.
3. Wait for the upload and the import process to complete (do not close the browser).
4. When prompted, confirm you want to proceed — the import will overwrite the current site database, files and media.
5. After import completes, click the final link to log back into the site.

Option B — If the export file is too large for the upload limit

• Increase upload limits (see next section) OR use the manual upload method:

1. Upload the .wpress file via FTP or File Manager to this folder on your server:
   wp-content/ai1wm-backups/
   (If the folder doesn’t exist, create it.)
2. In WP admin go All-in-One WP Migration → Backups. Your uploaded .wpress should appear there.
3. Click Restore on the backup and follow prompts.

3. If you hit upload limits or timeouts

• Short solutions:

  • Temporarily increase PHP limits (add to php.ini, .htaccess, or ask hosting support):

    upload_max_filesize = 256M
post_max_size = 256M
memory_limit = 512M
max_execution_time = 300


  • Or install the All-in-One WP Migration Unlimited Extension (paid) to remove the import size cap.

  • Or use Option B above (upload to wp-content/ai1wm-backups via FTP).

• If unsure, contact your host and ask them to raise upload_max_filesize and max_execution_time.

4. Finalize after import (required)

1. Permalinks: Go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes (rebuilds .htaccess).
2. Flush cache: If you have any caching plugin (or server cache), clear it.
3. SSL / HTTPS: If the destination has SSL, ensure Settings → General → WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) start with https://. If not, install SSL (Let’s Encrypt) and then force HTTPS.
4. Search & Replace (if needed): All-in-One usually replaces URLs automatically. If any content points to the old domain, run Better Search Replace plugin: search olddomain.com → replace with newdomain.com (do a dry run first).
5. File permissions: Ensure wp-content/uploads is writable (755 or 775 commonly).
6. Regenerate thumbnails: Install Regenerate Thumbnails and run if images look wrong.

5. Reconfigure store & integrations (important for a digital products store)

1. WooCommerce — go through WooCommerce → Settings to check:

   • Store email, currency, tax & shipping rules (digital products normally have no shipping).

   • Products → Digital Downloads: verify download method and file access.

2. Payment gateways: Reconnect Stripe/PayPal/MPESA (enter your live API keys). Test in sandbox/test mode first.

3. Download files: Confirm downloadable products link to the correct files and that downloads start after a test purchase.

4. License keys / GPL plugin keys: If your site uses licencing or download protection, update API keys or product license settings.

5. Emails: Install and configure SMTP (WP Mail SMTP or similar) to ensure transactional emails (order receipts, downloads) are delivered. Send a test email.

6. Security & housekeeping

1. Change admin password and remove unused admin accounts.
2. Update salts in wp-config.php (you can visit WordPress.org secret key generator and replace the AUTH keys).
3. Install a security plugin (Wordfence or iThemes Security) and run a scan.
4. Disable WP debug (WP_DEBUG = false) in production.
5. Enable regular backups (host backups + plugin like UpdraftPlus) and schedule them.

7. Test everything (critical)

1. Browse public pages (home, product pages, blog).
2. Create a test order with a sandbox payment to ensure the checkout and instant download flow works.
3. Confirm email receipts, download links, and file integrity.
4. Test account creation, password reset, and any user flows.
5. Test on mobile and desktop (responsive check).

8. Post-setup optimizations

• Enable caching (LiteSpeed/WP Rocket or host caching), but exclude checkout and account pages if required.
• Add or confirm SEO plugin settings (Yoast / Rank Math): sitemaps, meta titles & descriptions.
• Submit sitemap to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.
• Monitor performance (GTmetrix, PageSpeed) and address large images or slow plugins.