A collection of practical modules I build for PrestaShop 8 and 9. Every one is free and open-source — download it from GitHub, install it and self-host. Spotted a bug or have an idea? Open an issue on the module’s repository.
Download the module from GitHub, install the ZIP and self-host it. No license fees, no accounts, no data leaving your shop.
Found a bug or want a feature? Open an issue right on the module’s repository — that’s the best place to reach me.
Made for PrestaShop 8.0–9.x on modern PHP (7.4+ / 8.1+), with English and Polish translations included.
One-click Google Tag Manager setup with full GA4 Enhanced Ecommerce, server-side Measurement Protocol and Consent Mode v2. It creates every data-layer variable, trigger and tag for you — no manual GTM work.
A customizable consent banner that blocks tracking scripts and embeds until the visitor decides, and speaks Google Consent Mode v2 natively. Includes a preference center, consent logging with CSV export and A/B testing.
Syncs your catalog straight to Google Merchant Center via the Merchant API, monitors approval status and shows analytics. Delta sync, category & attribute mapping, promotions and a background cron — all from the back office.
Filter, mass-edit and preview changes across the whole catalog with full undo, plus an AI assistant (Claude or OpenAI) that writes meta titles, descriptions and alt text. Content-health audits and a scheduler round it out.
Create HTML blocks and show them to the right customers with advanced targeting — categories, cart value, country, UTM and more. Dynamic placeholders, conditional content, scheduling and custom hooks without touching theme files.
Automatically tracks price history and shows the lowest price from the last N days next to any discount — exactly what the EU Omnibus Directive requires. Multi-dimensional history with an interactive price chart.
A 39-step migration pipeline that moves products, orders, customers, images and settings between shops. Works across servers via a secure read-only bridge or directly over the database, with dry-run preview and a 301 redirect map for SEO.
These modules are free and open-source, maintained in my spare time. If one saves you time or money, a coffee keeps the bug fixes and PS9 work coming.