PrestaShop one page checkout in 2026: the native 9.2 module vs Supercheckout, One Page Checkout PS and Prime OPC

PrestaShop’s standard checkout has four steps: personal information, addresses, shipping method and payment. A one page checkout, also called a one step, quick or express checkout (OPC), puts them on a single page. For years the only way to get one was a module. Since PrestaShop 9.2 that is no longer true, so the question “which one page checkout should I use?” has a new first answer.

We make one of the modules compared here, Prime OPC. We have tried to describe the others fairly, using their vendors’ own pages. Prices and versions were checked on 26 October 2026 and will change; follow the links for current details.

The native one page checkout in PrestaShop 9.2

PrestaShop 9.2 became available on 30 September 2026. It bundles a native one page checkout module, ps_onepagecheckout. According to the PrestaShop team’s introduction:

• Contact, delivery, carrier and payment are on one page and update with AJAX, without page reloads.
• A guest starts with only an email address; the other sections unlock as they are filled in.
• Login and account creation move to separate PrestaShop pages.
• It is enabled under Design > Checkout by choosing the one-page layout, and can be switched back to the four-page checkout on the same screen. In multistore, each shop can use a different layout.
• It works out of the box with Hummingbird-based themes. Classic themes are not supported by default and may need template overrides.

Two cautions. The PrestaShop team released it as a beta and asks for feedback, and the module’s own package page still describes it as under heavy development. It also needs PrestaShop 9.2 and PHP 8.1 or later, so it does nothing for shops on 1.7 or 8.

We tested the native checkout

On 27 October 2026 we switched on the native one page checkout on a test shop with PrestaShop 9.2, the Hummingbird theme and default settings, added products to the cart and opened the checkout as a new guest. This is what we saw.

• The page starts with consents. Under the email field there were four checkboxes before the delivery address: offers from partners, terms and privacy policy, newsletter and customer data privacy. Which ones appear depends on the modules and settings of each shop.
• Login and account creation are links. Already have an account? Sign in and Create account lead to separate PrestaShop pages.
• The address form is the standard PrestaShop form, with fields such as Alias, Address Complement and State.

• Delivery and payment stay hidden until the email is entered. Both sections showed Enter your email address above to see the delivery and payment options, so the customer cannot see shipping options or costs before giving an email address.
• There is a second terms checkbox above the order button (I agree to the terms of service…), in addition to the one under the email field.

• On a phone, the address fields were already filled with placeholder values: Alias temp, name Guest Customer, address and city Temporary, postal code 00000. The PrestaShop team writes that the module registers customer data in the background to keep abandoned cart recovery working, which may explain them. The customer has to replace them by hand.

For comparison, this is the same step in Prime OPC: recipient, guest or account choice, invoice switch and the order summary with the total and the order button in one view, with carriers and payment methods on the same page.

The native module is a beta, so some of this may change in later versions. We will update this section when it does.

Modules that add a one page checkout

For shops that are not on 9.2 with a Hummingbird theme, these are three of the modules available. The facts come from each vendor’s page:

• One Page Supercheckout by Knowband. Vendor page. Compatible with PrestaShop 1.6 to 9.x. Its strengths are configuration: one, two or three columns, drag-and-drop fields, social login with Facebook and Google, newsletter integrations, a free shipping progress bar and payment methods mapped to shipping methods.
• One Page Checkout PS by PresTeamShop. Vendor page. Requires PrestaShop 1.7.6 or later, with changelog notes on PrestaShop 8.1 and the Hummingbird theme. It lets you add, remove, rename and reorder registration fields, validates Spanish, Chilean and Portuguese ID numbers, and offers social login.
• Prime OPC by VibeModules (ours). Module page. For PrestaShop 1.7.8 to 9.2, on Classic and Hummingbird themes. Fewer settings by design: guest checkout by default, an invoice switch with company name, Tax ID and a VIES check of EU VAT numbers, address fields that fit the delivery country, a free shipping threshold, and two optional reloads for carrier modules that need them.

Side by side

	Native (PrestaShop 9.2)	One Page Supercheckout	One Page Checkout PS	Prime OPC
PrestaShop versions	9.2 and later	1.6 to 9.x	1.7.6 and later	1.7.8 to 9.2
Latest version listed	0.6.7, September 2026	9.0.8, April 2026	4.3.1, December 2024	1.3.5, October 2026
Price listed	Free, bundled	$79.99 list, $63.99 on sale, on the vendor site	Not shown on the vendor page	€97.99 excl. VAT on PrestaShop Addons, with the first year of support and updates
Themes	Hummingbird out of the box; Classic needs overrides	Not stated	Hummingbird support noted in the changelog	Classic and Hummingbird
Guest checkout	Yes, email first	Yes; optional automatic account creation	Yes	Yes, by default
Account creation	On separate PrestaShop pages	In the checkout, plus social login	In the checkout, plus social login	In the checkout, only if the customer asks
Editing checkout fields	Not stated	Drag and drop, custom fields	Add, remove, rename, reorder	Fixed fields that adapt per country
Business invoices	Not stated	Customer profiles such as Business	ID validation (ES, CL, PT)	Company, Tax ID, VIES check of EU VAT numbers
Free shipping progress	Not stated	Yes	Yes	Yes

“Not stated” means we did not find it on the vendor’s page, not that the feature is missing. Ask the vendor before you buy.

How to choose

1. Start with your PrestaShop version. On 1.7 or 8, the native module is not an option yet. If you plan to move to 9.2 soon, check whether the module you buy supports it.
2. Check your theme. On a Hummingbird-based theme with PrestaShop 9.2, try the native checkout first; it costs nothing. On a Classic-based theme, the native module needs template work, which is where a module usually saves time.
3. List your carrier and payment modules. Pickup points, lockers, buy-now-pay-later and card payments are where one page checkouts fail, because their content has to be redrawn without a page load. We explain why in Pickup points in a PrestaShop one page checkout.
4. Decide how much you want to configure. If you want to rearrange columns and fields yourself, a highly configurable module fits. If you want a checkout that works with few settings, choose a simpler one.
5. Test on a copy of your shop. Place one order with every carrier and every payment method, as a guest and as a logged-in customer, on a phone and on a computer.

You can try Prime OPC on its demo shop before deciding.