Quickout

Quickout lets you build a product landing page in Elementor or Gutenberg, drop in a fully customizable WooCommerce checkout form, and link pages together into a funnel -- all without leaving WordPress, and without the bloat of a full page-builder suite bundled in. Everything is free during launch -- no license key, no trial countdown

• Unlimited funnels
• Attach one or more products to a funnel; the cart is set automatically when the Landing step opens
• Product Buy Box block/widget (image, price, stock, Order Now) for Elementor and Gutenberg
• Checkout Form block/widget for Elementor and Gutenberg
• Checkout field customization (enable/require/reorder/relabel billing & shipping fields, any language)
• Coupon field on/off
• Next Step Button to chain steps together
• One-column or two-column checkout layout
• Order bumps at checkout
• Multistep checkout layout
• Distraction-free "instant checkout" layout
• Per-funnel conversion analytics
• One-click post-purchase upsells (requires a tokenizing gateway like Stripe or WooCommerce Payments)
• One-click import from CartFlows -- if CartFlows is active on the same site, Quickout reads its funnels directly and creates matching draft funnels with the same attached products, so switching over doesn't mean rebuilding everything from scratch
• Optional Facebook Pixel and Google Ads tracking, with the full standard event set wired up (PageView, ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout, Purchase) -- leave both IDs blank to keep it fully off
• Single-product checkout -- optionally replace a product's own page with a one-page Buy Box + Checkout, per product (off by default, one checkbox per product to turn it on), using the same checkout field customization as everywhere else in the plugin

Coming from CartFlows? Go to Quickout -> Import from CartFlows. It lists every CartFlows funnel found on the site; pick the ones to bring over and Quickout creates a matching draft funnel for each, with the same WooCommerce products attached (the first product becomes the pre-selected one). Review and publish each one when you're ready. CartFlows itself is never modified -- this only reads its data.

1. Upload the plugin to /wp-content/plugins/quickout, or install via Plugins -> Add New.
2. Activate Quickout. WooCommerce must already be installed and active.
3. Create a Funnel under Quickout -> Add New. Saving it automatically creates and publishes its Landing and Thank You steps -- the Landing step already has the Product Buy Box and Checkout Form on it, live, with no editing required.
4. In the Products box, enable the product(s) this funnel sells (tick "Pre-select" for the one(s) that should be checked and in the cart by default).
5. Open the Landing step's "View" link -- it's already working. Only click "Edit with Elementor" if you want to add your own hero text/images/branding around the Buy Box and Checkout Form, or rebuild that section with the matching Elementor widgets for finer visual control.
6. Design the Thank You step however you like; orders placed on this funnel redirect there automatically.

How do I turn on single-product checkout? Open any WooCommerce product, tick "Show a one-page checkout on this product's own page" in the Quickout Checkout box (sidebar), and update the product. Visiting that product's normal page now shows the Buy Box + Checkout Form directly instead of the usual product page -- no separate funnel page to build or link to.

1.4.1

• Fixed: the 3 Gutenberg blocks still had their old "FunnelCraft" name/title/description/textdomain from before the rename, including a stale editor-script handle that no longer matched what was registered (broke the block-editor UI for these blocks). Fully renamed to Quickout.
• Fixed: the "Edit" link on a funnel's Landing/Thank You steps was silently broken (a real WordPress core limitation, not a Gutenberg-specific issue) because the step post type had show_ui disabled -- it still has no separate admin menu, but its own edit screen now works.
• Shortened the readme's short description to fit WordPress.org's 150-character limit.

1.4.0

• Renamed from FunnelCraft to Quickout (new slug) per WordPress.org naming/trademark review feedback.
• New: single-product checkout -- an optional, per-product one-page Buy Box + Checkout on the product's own page, off by default.
• Fixed: nonce checks now sanitize $_POST before verifying, per WordPress.org review feedback.
• Fixed: every inline <script> now loads through wp_enqueue_script()/wp_add_inline_script() instead of being echoed directly into the page.
• Fixed: removed the now-unnecessary load_plugin_textdomain() call (WordPress.org auto-loads translations since 4.6).
• Tracking: added the ViewContent/view_item and InitiateCheckout/begin_checkout events (previously only PageView and Purchase fired), and it now also fires on the single-product checkout page.
• Documented the optional Facebook Pixel / Google Ads external services in this readme.

1.3.2

• Fixed: nonce checks now sanitize $_POST before verifying, per WordPress.org review feedback.
• Fixed: every inline <script> now loads through wp_enqueue_script()/wp_add_inline_script() instead of being echoed directly into the page.
• Fixed: removed the now-unnecessary load_plugin_textdomain() call (WordPress.org auto-loads translations since 4.6).
• Tracking: added the ViewContent/view_item and InitiateCheckout/begin_checkout events (previously only PageView and Purchase fired).
• Documented the optional Facebook Pixel / Google Ads external services in this readme.

1.3.1

• New: one-click funnel import from CartFlows.
• Every feature unlocked and free during launch.
• Sidebar: replaced the WhatsApp contact link with a direct Live Chat link.

1.0.0

• Initial release.