Customer Experience & Engagement

Showcase Revolution

PrestaShop product widgets, trending, best-selling and back-in-stock feeds rendered in your theme's own product cards

Version
2.7.59
Improvements
390
Updated
PrestaShop
1.7 to 9
Price: €49.00
Tax excluded
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Showcase Revolution fills PrestaShop product blocks with current selections, from trending items and bestsellers to your own collections. Ready layouts and styling put the first widget live in minutes.

A static homepage selection grows stale while customer interest changes. Automated sources refresh the products shown, and trending selections use your shop's real views and valid sales rather than a fixed editorial list.

You choose among eight sources, ten placements and five layouts, set product counts by device and adjust the weight of views and sales. Products use your theme's own cards, and items without a real photo stay out. The dashboard counts each showcase's clicks.

A trending row follows what visitors currently view and buy, keeping that part of your storefront current without weekly manual reselection.

Professional Setup We fully configure the module to your needs: all options set, tested & verified within 1 business day. +€29.00
Visual Integration CSS & template adjustments to match your theme: includes cross-device verification and screenshot review. +€49.00

In the box

  • Lifetime licence for one shop
  • 12 months of updates, security fixes free forever
  • 3 months of support by mypresta.rocks
  • PrestaShop 1.7 to 9

Recent changes

  • Maintenance release 2.7.59: refreshed shared admin and storefront components, the current licensing and update libraries, and stability and compatibility fixes.
Full changelog

Summary of what the module offers

Showcase Revolution turns static product blocks into showcases that keep themselves current. Six features keep product selection, presentation and performance reporting current:

  • Which products it chooses: eight sources, from behaviour-driven trending to curated collections
  • Where showcases appear: ten placements, including cart, order confirmation and the error page
  • How it looks: your theme's own product cards, five layouts, styling derived from the theme
  • How collections work: hand-picked sets built in a dedicated manager
  • What it proves: a dashboard counting the clicks each showcase earns
  • What it costs the shop: self-contained assets, careful reuse of rendered widgets, quick start
The Showcase Revolution configuration screen in the PrestaShop back office

Which products does a showcase choose?

Eight sources, one per widget: best sellers, new products, sale products, featured products, trending, back-in-stock products, cart-aware recommendations and your own curated collections. Each widget is limited to a category when you want a themed row, and a product count per device keeps rows tidy on desktop and phones.

Trending is the flagship. The module records real product views and pairs them with valid sales across one, seven and thirty day windows, weighs the two the way you decide, and requires a minimum of genuine interest before a product may call itself trending. The result is a row that reflects this week's shop, not last quarter's guess.

Product logic table mixing dynamic rules and curated picks, with status and priority per product

Where do the showcases appear?

Ten placements: the homepage, the category page, both side columns, the area before the footer, two spots on the product page, the shopping cart, the order confirmation page and the error page for addresses that no longer exist. The last three turn dead ends into shelves: a buyer who just paid meets new arrivals, and a lost visitor meets bestsellers instead of a blank apology.

Placements hold as many widgets as you like, rendered in the order you set, so the homepage carries a trending row above a sale row above a collection, each configured on its own.

Widget list showing each showcase with its placement, from category top to checkout upsell, and its click-through rate

Will it look like my theme?

Yes, structurally. Products are assembled through the platform's own listing machinery and rendered with your theme's own product card, so prices, discount badges, labels and buy buttons look and behave exactly as everywhere else in the shop. The showcase frame styles itself from your theme's colours, corners and shadows.

Five layouts cover the places they live in: slider and carousel for wide rows, grid for sections, list and compact for narrow columns. A quality filter keeps products without a real photo out of every showcase, so automation never puts a grey placeholder in your shop window.

Editor’s picks mockup displays five product cards with prices and orange cart buttons; the desk lamp carries a 20% saving badge.

How do curated collections work?

For the rows a machine must not choose, you build collections by hand: name and description per language, products found by search and added with a click, ordered by dragging, and the finished set assigned to any widget and any placement like every automated source.

Collections are assigned per shop in a multistore, so each storefront carries its own editions. A summer selection, a gift guide, a brand corner: the curation is yours, the rendering and placement are the module's.

Collections list with name, placement, product count and status for each hand-built collection

How do I know it works, and what does it cost the shop?

A dashboard counts the clicks showcases earn, today and across the week, from the module's own click records, so the question which row earns its place has an answer in numbers rather than impressions.

The storefront stays self-contained: every file the showcases need ships with the module and nothing is fetched from outside services. Rendered widgets are reused carefully, separated by language, shop, currency and customer group, and rows that depend on the person looking at them are always built fresh.

The Showcase Revolution dashboard
  • Reference
    mprshowcaserevolution
  • Version
    2.7.59
  • Improvements
    390
  • Released
  • Updated
  • PrestaShop Compatibility
    PS 1.6 – 9.x
  • Pricing Model
    One-time Purchase
  • Module Type
    Front & Back-office
  • GDPR Relevant
    No
  • Business Goal
    Boost Conversions
  • External Account Needed
    No
  • Module Complexity
    Feature-Rich Module
  • Customer Journey Stage
    Engage Shoppers
  • Works With Platform
    No External Platform

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Quick start

  1. Upload and install mprshowcaserevolution, then click Configure.
  2. Open Showcase Revolution > Settings > Configuration to review defaults; keep the module enabled in Module Manager.
  3. Open Widgets and add a widget with a Title and Widget Type New Products.
  4. Set Hook (Placement) to displayHome, Products Count to 8, and Active to Yes.
  5. Set Layout to Grid, desktop rows to 4, and mobile rows to 2, then Save.
  6. Open the homepage and confirm eligible products appear.
  7. Switch to Slider if needed and verify navigation, dots, autoplay, prices, and cart controls in your theme.

Requires PrestaShop 1.6.1 or later and PHP 7.1 or later.

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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.

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