Revolution Complete Pack brings the Revolution module family into one PrestaShop purchase with one responsible supplier. You begin with the module serving your current priority; the others wait in your customer account.
Checkout, loyalty, tax, search and stock share information in daily shop work. Separate supplier handovers complicate those connections, particularly when an order, discount or refund crosses several areas.
You choose the installation order and enabled features. Every included module keeps its own settings, download and update path; no single switch changes the whole store. Checkout carries Loyalty discounts and Financial tax treatment into orders, while orders and refunds reach the financial records.
One support case stays with the same team when a problem crosses module boundaries, reducing the time spent finding who owns the fix.
Summary of what the pack offers
Revolution Complete Pack covers selling, visibility, content, customer care and store operations with independently installed Revolution modules from one supplier. The store starts with the product it needs first and expands area by area.
- The package at a glance. How broad coverage stays split into independently installed products.
- The included scope. Which Revolution modules and shop areas belong to the purchase.
- The shared work. Where customer, discount, tax, order and refund information moves between products.
- The controlled rollout. How separate installation, deep settings and recoverable updates contain each change.
- The working day. What the suite changes for sales, support, stock, finance and maintenance.
- The commercial value. What one package price and one accountable supplier remove from the project.

Which parts of the store does one purchase cover?
Checkout Revolution covers registration, customer accounts, carts, checkout, quotations, orders, payments, invoices, returns and refunds. Cookies Revolution manages consent categories, preferences and decision records. SEO, Search and Filter Revolution handle search visibility, internal paths, product finding, spelling variations, synonyms and guided product lists.
Blog, Banner, Gallery, Showcase, Social and Sales Revolution cover publishing, visual content, curated product collections, social work, recommendations and promotions. Loyalty and Support Revolution handle customer levels, company accounts, credit and service cases. Warehouse and Financial Revolution connect stock, picking, suppliers, returns, documents, costs and tax. Cleanup, Security and Performance Revolution keep the store orderly, protected and responsive. Each named product appears separately in the customer account with its own licence, support period and update status.

Where do the separate modules work together?
The cooperation follows real shop events. A Loyalty discount remains attached to the cart in Checkout. Company membership follows the customer into quotation access. Financial supplies the tax classification used in Checkout, so the same treatment continues from quotation through order to invoice.
When Checkout creates an order or processes a refund, Financial creates the matching record and correction. Filter supplies the product lists and their addresses, while SEO governs how those pages appear to search engines. These are defined handovers between particular products, with one supplier responsible for both sides.

How does a broad suite remain controlled?
There is no pack-wide switch that changes the whole store. Each module enters the project separately, so a search improvement does not force a checkout change and warehouse work does not disturb content publishing. The team sees which product owns each screen and each result.
Useful defaults keep the first launch short, while each module retains its full configuration for rules, scope, language, design, documents, staff processes and reporting. Before an update replaces files, it creates a backup. A failed replacement restores the previous working state, and the other modules remain on their own release schedules.

What changes in everyday store work?
Search reports turn unsuccessful queries into a merchandising list. Articles, galleries and buying guidance remain part of the store. Support conversations, files and replies stay with the customer case. Loyalty status, company credit and tax treatment reach the buying process without staff rebuilding that context.
Warehouse staff work with locations, picking, supplier lead times and graded returns, while finance keeps invoices, corrections, costs and tax reports together. Cookies visits representative store pages in a real browser under different consent choices and records cookies and browser storage. Financial sends invoices and corrections to the accounting system without re-entry. Cleanup, Security and Performance reveal clutter, threats and slow work before they become daily emergencies.

What does one supplier change after launch?
The package price is lower than the sum of the included individual licences, and the customer account states the saving, the exact module entitlement, the support period and the renewal date. Procurement happens once, while every product remains available as a separate download.
When an issue crosses from discount to checkout or from refund to finance, one support case stays with the same team while your support is active. The merchant spends less time locating ownership, the agency reuses a known product family, and the store gains new areas without rebuilding its operating stack.

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Referencempr-pack-revolution
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PrestaShop CompatibilityPS 1.6 – 9.x
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Pricing ModelBundle Deal
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Module TypeFront & Back-office
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GDPR RelevantYes
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Business GoalStreamline Operations
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External Account NeededNo
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Module ComplexityComplete Solution
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Customer Journey StageManage Store
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Works With PlatformNo External Platform















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Revolution Complete Pack gives your store access to the full mypresta.rocks module catalogue as separate PrestaShop module ZIP files. You can install only the modules you need now, then add more later without changing the rest of your shop.
How should I use the Revolution Complete Pack after purchase?
Treat the Revolution Complete Pack as a bundle of independent modules, not one giant plugin to switch on all at once. The pack groups the Revolution-series modules under a single purchase and support path, but each module keeps its own settings, documentation and feature set.
The recommended rollout is module by module, in the order that matches your store's priorities:
- Start with what the shop actually needs. A new store often begins with the SEO, performance and security modules; a conversion-focused shop may start with checkout and marketing/analytics.
- Install one module, configure it, verify it on staging or in a low-traffic window, then move on. Installing everything in one pass makes it harder to trace a regression to a specific module.
- Leave modules you don't need disabled. Enabling all of them at once adds hooks and admin tabs you may never use.
Because the modules are independent, you can adopt the pack at your own pace and still get one combined update and support stream. See the bundle contents and per-module pages on the Revolution Complete Pack page.
Do your modules work with PrestaShop multistore?
Most do. PrestaShop multistore is opt-in per module, and the depth of support varies, so the honest answer is "usually yes, but check before you rely on it."
What we can say concretely about our modules in a PrestaShop multistore setup:
- Per-shop settings. Modules that store configuration save it with
id_shop/id_shop_groupcontext, so each store keeps its own setup and respects the multistore selector in the back office. - Per-shop content, anything that creates database rows (FAQ entries, sitemap rules, custom blocks) is tied to the active shop.
- Per-shop templates. Front-end templates can be overridden in
themes/<shop-theme>/modules/<module>/, the same way you override core templates.
Modules that work closely with core. Like SEO Revolution and Performance Revolution. Are built and run in multistore environments. Smaller utility modules usually work too, but may not surface every option in the multistore selector. If multistore is critical to your setup, check the product page or ask us first, we'd rather you know before you buy than after you install.
What is the "Revolution" naming in your modules?
Our larger, more comprehensive modules carry the Revolution suffix, for example Checkout Revolution, SEO Revolution, Warehouse Revolution and Blog Revolution. These are full-featured suites that combine several functions into one module with a single, unified configuration. Our simpler, single-purpose modules use plain descriptive names like Product Canonical Manager or Automatic SEO Images Alt Tags. If you want every Revolution module together, see the Revolution Complete Pack.
Works Well With Revolution Complete Pack
Modules our team genuinely pairs with this one, and exactly why each belongs in the same setup.
The Revolution Complete Pack gives your store a broad purchasing shortcut across the Revolution series, with each module remaining its own product and Back Office. Even within that wide toolkit, navigation for a large catalogue benefits from a dedicated, structured builder.
Mega Menu provides that as a separate tool, turning a big catalogue into structured tabs and dropdown columns for categories, CMS pages, custom URLs and promoted products, making product discovery easier on desktop and mobile.
Used alongside the pack, Mega Menu strengthens the top-level navigation that ties the rest of your storefront together. The pack's content, search, sales and support tools all benefit when shoppers can find the right section quickly, so a strong menu complements the breadth of the Revolution series with a clearer way to move around the store.
The Revolution Complete Pack bundles the Revolution series as a broad shortcut covering checkout, consent, SEO, search, content, sales, support and more, each module its own product. Across that range, on-product social proof is a distinct customer-trust need worth covering directly.
Reviews & Ratings handles that as a separate native tool, adding moderated ratings, written feedback, optional photo reviews and review criteria for products, categories, CMS pages and the store itself, kept inside PrestaShop.
Used alongside the pack, Reviews & Ratings adds the customer-voice layer that complements the pack's merchandising, content and support tools. Shoppers browsing a store built on the Revolution series gain visible, on-site feedback at the point of decision, rounding out the toolkit with native social proof rather than a third-party widget.
The Revolution Complete Pack gives your store the Revolution series as a broad ready-made toolkit, each module its own product with its own Back Office screens. Wide as it is, no fixed catalogue covers every store's unique workflow, and some needs simply have no stock module.
Custom Module Development — Built to Spec covers those as a separate expert service, scoping, specifying, building and testing a bespoke module across PrestaShop 1.7, 8 and 9, delivered as open, no-ionCube code you own with a reliability layer.
Used alongside the pack, the service fills the gaps the bundle cannot reach. You start from the breadth of the Revolution series and commission a tailored module only where your workflow genuinely needs one, so the standard tooling and the custom build complement each other rather than overlap.
The Revolution Complete Pack equips your store with the Revolution series across many areas of the storefront, each module its own product. Owning a broad toolkit is one thing; keeping it healthy, optimised and moving forward over time is a different, ongoing job.
Care Complete — Full-Store Care, SEO & Growth covers that as a separate service, combining monitoring with a P1 SLA, monthly technical SEO and marketing-data checks, a unified dashboard and pooled expert hours across ops, SEO, tracking and campaigns.
Used alongside the pack, the care plan looks after the store the pack helped build. The bundle provides the capabilities while Care Complete provides the continuing maintenance, oversight and prioritised improvements, so a store rich in modules also gets the steady, accountable attention that keeps those capabilities working well.
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Who builds and maintains this module
Built and maintained by David Miller and mypresta.rocks. David Miller has worked with PrestaShop since 2013, and the company behind this shop has been registered since 3 December 2018. Every module in this catalogue is our own work, so your questions to support reach the people who wrote the code. The changelog on this page lists every update with its date.