Jalsa – Digital Products Store Website Template

Jalsa is a digital products store website template for WordPress with the look of an old cinema hall. Deep wine curtains, marquee bulbs, gold accents and ticket-stub product cards set the scene, and the pages behind them are made for selling things that are delivered online.

Its best idea is the family split slider. A buyer picks a plan, slides the number of people who will share it, and sees each person's share, the solo price and the yearly saving change live. The bundled Themeve Commerce plugin runs the cart, payments and orders, so you do not need WooCommerce.

Who can use this digital products store website template

The demo sells movie, series, sports and music plans. The layout works for any shop that delivers online and wants to show group prices, categories and offers clearly. You replace the sample names and prices, and keep the structure.

• Resellers of video, music, sports and kids entertainment plans
• Sellers of family or duo plans who split a price between people
• Gift card, voucher and game top-up shops
• Software, app subscription and learning plan sellers
• Course, ebook and template sellers
• Bundle sellers who pair two services for students or families
• Facebook page sellers who need their own store and order record

The demo content is 21 sample plans from 6 invented services. It is there so you can see every page filled in.

Split with family: the shared price block

Shared plans raise one question: what does each person pay? This block does the maths in front of the buyer.

• The shopper picks a family or duo plan
• A slider sets how many people will share it
• Each person's monthly share updates live
• The solo price and the yearly saving update too
• A row of cinema seats lights up, one seat for each person

The seats are a small touch. They turn a price table into something a parent can show the children and settle in a minute. You choose which plans appear in this block in Theme Options, in the section for family split, moods, categories and offers. If your shop has no shared plans, you can switch the block off.

Tonight's mood: browse by what you want

Some buyers know what they want to enjoy but not which plan covers it. A row of genre chips helps them. The demo chips are movies, drama, sports, ad-free videos, music and kids. Tap a chip, and a short line describes what is on and which services carry it.

The idea carries over to other products. A chip row can guide a shopper by interest, by season or by use, so people reach the right plan faster.

Plan pages and checkout

Product page

• Quick facts for platform, plan, devices, account and delivery
• A short note on how delivery works
• Reviews in a fold, with a popup that invites the first review
• A wishlist for plans the shopper wants to buy later

Checkout

• One page, online, with no address to fill in
• An "Order placed" popup that confirms the order at once
• A How Delivery Works page you write in your own words
• An order tracking page
• Sign in and register in a popup over the page

There is nothing to post, so the form stays short on a phone.

Front-end features of this digital products store website template

Look and layout

• Velvet curtains, marquee bulbs and ticket-stub cards
• Condensed uppercase titles in Big Shoulders Display, with Inter for body text
• A header that shrinks to menu, logo and cart on phones
• Compact product cards on small screens

17 homepage blocks

Every block can be turned off or dragged into a new order. On a phone, arrows move them.

• Cinema hero slides
• Ticket tiles for your categories
• Most watched, with popular plans sorted into tabs
• New arrivals in two rows
• Premiere offers, with a countdown and stock bars
• Three department blocks, each with a banner beside eight products
• Watch on, four cards
• Shop by budget with price tiles
• Trending now as a sliding row
• Top rated plans
• Services, a strip of the brand logos you carry
• Watch guides, which shows your latest three posts
• A promise strip: fast, genuine, pay your way and help

The block names use the demo's cinema words. You can change the headings and text to suit your own range.

Back-end options in Jalsa Theme Options

Every setting is on one screen, and the screen works on a phone. Search finds a setting, a sticky bar saves your work, and you can export, import or reset. The sections are:

• Homepage layout: turn blocks on or off and set the order
• Colors: five palettes, which are Velvet, Midnight, Emerald, Popcorn and Neon night, plus a picker for each colour
• Typography and style: four font pairs, which are Big Shoulders Display with Inter, Bebas Neue with Roboto, Oswald with Lato, and DM Sans throughout. Google Fonts loading can be switched off.
• Header and menu
• Product cards
• Hero slider
• Family split, moods, categories, offers and more
• Product sections
• Product page
• Footer and contact

The logo goes in Appearance, then Customize, then Site Identity. The menu bar and footer columns are set in Jalsa, then Menus.

Running the shop from the dashboard

The Themeve Commerce plugin installs in one click from the Setup page. Here is what you control.

Sales and orders

• A dashboard with today's sales, the last seven days, the month so far and orders waiting
• A two-week sales chart
• Order statuses and printable invoices
• A payments box for advances and refunds
• Incomplete Orders for people who left during checkout

Products

• A full-page product editor
• Variations with their own price, stock and SKU
• Specification lines that fill the quick facts
• Categories, brands and tags
• Coupons, which pair well with premiere offers

Payments

• bKash and Nagad payment
• Card payment through SSLCommerz
• Manual Send Money for bKash, Nagad, Rocket and Upay with a transaction ID

Alerts, accounts and protection

• New-order alerts by email, Telegram or WhatsApp
• SMS updates and an automatic review request after delivery
• Phone verification by OTP and fake order protection
• Sign in by password, phone code, Google or Facebook
• Customer accounts with orders and wishlist

Marketing and reports

• Facebook Pixel with the Conversion API, Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager
• Product feeds for Facebook and Google shopping
• SEO settings for descriptions, sharing previews and rich results
• Transactions with monthly totals
• A customer list grouped as new, repeat, VIP, inactive or risky
• SMS campaigns to past buyers

Optional modules

• Flash Sale, Combo and Bundle Offers, and Upsell and Cross-sell
• Loyalty Points with refer a friend
• Back in Stock Alerts and Recently Viewed
• Reseller and Wholesale Prices, and Bulk Order and Corporate Quotes
• Exchange and Returns
• Sales and Signup popups
• An Affiliate Program and a Marketplace module
• Support tickets, testimonials and offers
• A REST API with signed webhooks

How it helps you sell

Shared plans sell when the price feels fair and easy. The family split slider shows that fairness before the buyer asks. A family that learns each person pays a small share is more likely to buy than one that only sees a large total.

Here are some ways to use it. A reseller of video plans can run a premiere offer with a countdown at the start of a festival week. A gift card shop can use the mood chips to guide shoppers by occasion. A seller of music or learning plans can pair two services as a bundle and show the saving. A shop with many returning customers can use loyalty points, send SMS offers and check the customer list to see who comes back.

Watch guides gives you a place for how-to posts. When you explain activation once, you save many messages later.

Daily work stays light. Each order arrives with a status and an invoice, and you get an alert on Telegram, WhatsApp or email. You send the plan details, mark the order complete, and the review request follows. After a few weeks, the reviews build trust with new visitors. A small team, or one person with a phone, can run the shop this way.

It is worth trying the demo before you decide. Move the family slider, tap a mood chip and place a test order. The demo dashboard shows where each setting lives. A digital products ecommerce website should feel clear to both the buyer and the owner, and the demo lets you judge both sides.

Setup in a few steps

1. Use WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer, then upload and activate Jalsa.
2. Activate your licence from the theme screen.
3. Open Jalsa, then Setup, and install the Themeve Commerce plugin.
4. Run the one-click demo to get sample plans, menus and every page, including Watch Guides, FAQ, Track Order and the policy pages.
5. Pick a palette and a font pair in Theme Options.
6. Replace the sample plans with your own, then choose the plans for the family split block.
7. Turn on your payment methods and place a test order.

Why choose a digital products store website template over a plain one

A plain template gives you a product grid and a cart. To sell group plans, you would need custom code for the sliding price, and a checkout that does not ask for an address. Jalsa has both ready. It is also a digital products ecommerce website with its own strong look, so visitors remember the shop.

• A shared-price slider that works out the numbers for the buyer
• Checkout made for online delivery
• Local payment methods built in
• All settings in one place, with no code

What is included

• The Jalsa WordPress theme
• The Themeve Commerce plugin
• One-click demo content with 21 sample plans
• 17 homepage blocks, 5 palettes and 4 font pairs
• Documentation after purchase
• 6 months of support

Jalsa needs WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer, and it is tested up to WordPress 7.1. If you sell account-based creative app plans, look at Kolpona. For game top-ups, Khela is the closer fit. For everything else you deliver online, this digital products store website template keeps the shop clear and easy to run.

You can see Jalsa working on the live demo, and browse more ready-made designs in our WordPress themes collection.