Template kits

Import ready-made store, pricing and account pages built from TierMint blocks or Elementor widgets. This needs TierMint Pro.

The kits

A kit creates finished pages for you. A starter pattern in the free plugin gives you one layout to drop into a page you are editing. TierMint Pro ships three kits, inside the plugin, so an import never downloads anything.

Kit	Pages it creates	What the page holds
Account kit	Account	The Blocks version has a heading, the purchase confirmation and the account dashboard. The Elementor version has the login form and the licenses, downloads, subscriptions, invoices and upgrade prompt widgets.
Pricing kit	Pricing	The Blocks version has a heading, a line of copy and the pricing table for your newest product. The Elementor version has only the pricing table widget.
Storefront kit	Store, Checkout	The Store page has the product grid and a buy button for your newest product. The Checkout page has the checkout. Its Blocks version also has the purchase confirmation and the cart summary.

Import a kit

1. Open TierMint → Template Kits. You need the manage_tiermint capability, which administrators have.
2. On the kit's card, pick Blocks or Elementor under Page builder.
3. Click Import kit.

Each card lists the pages the kit makes. A page shows "Not imported yet", or a link such as View Store once it exists.

After the import, the card lists the pages it created, with links, and any pages it left alone because they were already imported. The pages are published WordPress pages. Edit them like any other page: nothing on a kit page is locked.

The checkout page

The Storefront kit sets its Checkout page as your store's checkout page only when no checkout page is set. When it does, the card says "Your checkout page is now set to the imported checkout."

TierMint creates a Checkout page when you first activate it, so on most sites the setting is already filled and the kit leaves it alone. The kit also leaves the store and account page settings alone. To use a kit page instead, pick it under TierMint → Settings → General, in Checkout page, Store page or Account page. The storefront pages guide explains these settings.

The product on a new page

The buy button and the pricing table need a product. The import uses your newest published product.

While you have no published product, the screen shows a warning at the top. The import still creates the pages, and the card then says "Select a product on these pages before they can sell", followed by the page names. Those pages show no product until you set one. A kit never creates a product or demo data.

After you publish a product, open the page and pick the product in the buy button or pricing table. You can also move the page to the trash and import the kit again.

Import a kit again

An import never overwrites a page it made before. For each kit, page and builder, it skips a page that already exists, so your edits stay and you never get duplicates. A page in the trash does not count, so moving a page to the trash and importing again gives you a fresh copy. There is no reset button.

Blocks and Elementor pages are tracked separately, so you can import the same kit once for each builder.

When a newer TierMint Pro version ships a changed kit, the card marks pages from the older version with Update available. TierMint does not change those pages. To take the new version, move the old page to the trash and import the kit again.

Import a kit for Elementor

An Elementor import needs the Elementor plugin active and Elementor widgets turned on under TierMint → Settings → Integrations.

If either is missing, the import creates no page and shows "This kit needs Elementor active with the TierMint Elementor integration turned on before it can be imported for Elementor." A Blocks import has no such need. The Elementor widgets guide covers the integration setting.

Change the look

Kit pages use the same TierMint components as the rest of your store, so they follow your TierMint colors, corner radius and font. Change them under TierMint → Settings → Appearance. The styling guide lists each design token.

On an Elementor page, each TierMint widget's Style tab has Primary color, Text color, Surface color, Corner radius and Base font size. These change that widget only.