Box Contents for WooCommerce

Show shoppers exactly what’s included

Make “what’s included” a deliberate part of your product merchandising. Box Contents for WooCommerce gives included items their own clear, structured presentation so shoppers can understand what they will receive and recognize the full value of your offer.

Use “what’s included” to make the full value of your products clear

Make it clear what shoppers receive

Make it immediately clear what comes with the product, so shoppers do not have to infer what is included from images, descriptions, or other product information.

Show the full value of your offer

Included accessories and components can add significant value to a product. Make that added value visible so shoppers can evaluate the complete offer, not just the main product.

Make kits and sets easier to understand

Show the full composition of a kit or set by giving each included item its own place, so shoppers can understand the complete package.

Make “what’s included” a deliberate part of the product presentation

Give included contents dedicated attention instead of treating them as incidental information scattered across the product page.

Key capabilities at a glance

• Existing WooCommerce products — Use products you already sell as included items.
• Custom included items — Add accessories, components, or other items that are not sold separately.
• Images — Show shoppers what each included item looks like.
• Quantities — Show exactly how many of each item are included.
• Notes — Add useful context or clarification to individual items.
• Four display layouts — Choose from Cards, List, Compact List, or Table.
• Custom heading — Name the section to suit the product.
• Item ordering — Control which items appear first and how the contents are arranged.

Make “what’s included” easier to find, understand, and value

Shoppers need to know exactly what they will receive, but “what’s included” information on WooCommerce product pages is often buried in descriptions, images, tabs, or manually maintained lists.

Box Contents helps merchants intentionally communicate the full value of their products by making “what’s included” a deliberate part of their product merchandising strategy.

Products where “what’s included” matters most

Products sold with accessories or components

Shoppers may need to know whether specific accessories or components are included with the main product. Those included items can add significant value to the offer.

Box Contents makes included accessories and components explicit and easy to identify, while also helping merchants communicate the full value of the offer when those included items add meaningful value to the purchase.

Kits and sets made up of several identifiable items

Shoppers need to understand everything that is included in the kit or set, not just the main item. The combination of included items can also be part of what makes the product attractive.

Box Contents makes the full composition of a kit or set easy to understand for shoppers while helping merchants show its value by giving each included item its own clear place in the product presentation.

Products where “what’s included” information competes with other product information

Even when merchants provide “what’s included” information, it can be buried among specifications, benefits, technical details, images, and other sales content.

Box Contents makes it easier for shoppers to discover and understand what is included by giving the items their own dedicated presentation, without making shoppers hunt for what’s included.

Products where included contents are part of the value proposition

Shoppers may not fully understand the value of an offer when included items that enhance the product experience are not clearly presented. When comparing similar products, they may also overlook meaningful differences in what each offer includes.

Box Contents helps merchants highlight the complete value of their offer by making included items visible as part of the product experience, not just additional information.

Give “what’s included” its own place in the product presentation

Important included items should not have to compete with specifications, descriptions, images, and other product content for attention.

Box Contents gives “what’s included” a dedicated, structured place so merchants can deliberately present included items and make clear the value those items add to the offer.

Works with the way real product packages work

Some included items may already be products in your store. Others may only exist as part of the package.

Box Contents supports both, so you can show the complete contents of a product accurately, whether an included item is a product you already sell separately in your store, or only comes with the package.

Present each included item clearly

Help shoppers understand what each included item is and why it matters as part of the offer.

Use names, images, quantities, and notes to make included items easier to recognize and understand.

Organize and display contents to fit the product

Arrange included items in the order that makes the most sense, and choose a presentation that fits the product and your storefront.

Choose the layout that fits the product:

• Cards — Best for image-led product pages where included items deserve strong visual prominence.
• List — Well suited to products with longer item names or notes.
• Compact List — Useful when a product includes many items and space needs to be used efficiently.
• Table — Provides a structured, spec-sheet style presentation suited to kits and B2B products.

Fine-tune the presentation:

• Custom heading — Introduce the section in a way that fits the product.
• Item ordering — Control which items appear first and arrange the contents in the sequence that best communicates the offer.

Make what’s included clear — and its value easy to recognize

Make it easy for shoppers to understand exactly what they will receive, while giving included items a clear, visible place in the offer.

With Box Contents, “what’s included” becomes a clear, deliberate part of the product presentation, helping shoppers recognize the full value of what you sell.