Head-to-head Comparison

Cartdock vs Sticky Cart for WooCommerce

How Cartdock compares to the popular WooCommerce sticky-add-to-cart plugins.

Feature comparison overview

FeatureCartdockSticky Cart for WooCommerce
Free versionYesNo
Sticky add-to-cart barYesYes
Variation-awareYes-
Accessible, no jQuery, no layout shiftYes-
Placement rules and schedulingPro-
Conversion analyticsPro-
Open source (GPLv2)YesCore GPL
Paid plan pricefrom €19/yrPaid only

Competitor data and pricing as of June 2026; check the vendors' sites for current pricing.

Why choose Cartdock?

Transparent pricing

Full core features are free and open source. Paid licenses come with honest renewal rates and no hidden vendor lock-in.

Performance and CWV focus

Built without heavy external JavaScript libraries or layout shifts. Designed to keep mobile PageSpeed scores high.

Modern WooCommerce ready

Tested with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS), Cart and Checkout Blocks, and the latest PHP versions.

Implementation Guide

WooCommerce sticky add-to-cart bar: keep the buy button visible

Step-by-step setup guide, architectural best practices, and store workflow recommendations.

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Compare against other solutions

Frequently asked questions

How does Cartdock compare to Sticky Add to Cart (MagniGenie) and Sticky Cart for WooCommerce?

Cartdock is a free, open-source sticky add-to-cart bar that is variation-aware, jQuery-free, and avoids layout shift, with placement rules, scheduling, and conversion analytics in its paid edition from €19/yr. Sticky Add to Cart by MagniGenie is freemium, and the official Sticky Cart for WooCommerce is a paid Marketplace extension. All three ship under the GPL. Pricing as of June 2026.

Is Cartdock a direct alternative to Sticky Cart for WooCommerce?

Yes. Both plugins address similar store workflows in WooCommerce. Cartdock focuses on a clean open-source core, no jQuery dependency, full HPOS compatibility, and predictable pricing.

Ready to try Cartdock?

Cartdock adds a slim, sticky add-to-cart bar to WooCommerce that appears on scroll on long product pages. It shows the product title, price and a buy button, and on variable products it keeps price and availability in sync with the native variations form. Fixed to the viewport and starting hidden, it causes zero Cumulative Layout Shift.