What's included
PizzaTier is made for independent pizzerias that want a proper builder on their own site without renting an expensive platform. It costs nothing, it handles the whole build experience, and as of 2.0 it takes the order too — WooCommerce checkout and live pricing ship in the same download.
Ingredient images stack into a single live preview, so customers watch their pizza come together as they pick each layer.
Eight ready-made looks — Colorbox, Metro, NightPie, Fornaia, PocketPie, Plainlist, Scaffold, and Command Center — each with a distinct layout and personality.
Crusts, sauces, cheeses, toppings, drizzles, and cuts each live as ordinary WordPress content, edited from the admin like any other post.
A read endpoint at /wp-json/pizzatier/v1/ exposes your ingredients and templates for headless front-ends and custom previews.
Drop the builder onto any page from the block editor, choose a template in the sidebar, and publish — no shortcode to remember.
On a classic theme, [pizza_builder] accepts template, size, and instance attributes so you can place a builder wherever you want.
Serve a dark builder on a single page or across the whole site through the pizzatier_setting_dark_mode option.
Live per-layer pricing, cart submission, a dedicated pizza product type, and full order details — included, not sold separately.
PHP filters and a JavaScript events API open up every stage of the build, so developers can reshape the flow to fit the shop.
Templates
From a cozy corner slice shop to a slick delivery brand, one of the eight fits the vibe you're after. Swap between them whenever you like — your ingredients and settings carry over.
A bright, card-driven layout where every ingredient is its own tappable block.
Crisp grid tiles and strong contrast for a confident, big-city feel.
Dark from the first pixel, with glowing edges and a cinematic mood.
Warm, earthy tones and soft organic shapes with an old-country bakery feel.
A tall, thumb-friendly flow tuned for people ordering on their phones.
A quiet, text-first layout that reads like a printed menu.
A stripped-back wireframe meant as a starting canvas for developers.
A navy step-through wizard with a sticky order summary and red accents, sized for busier multi-location menus.
