GigPursuit – Business & Corporate WordPress Theme Overview
GigPursuit is a general business and corporate theme from AtiX. The name hints at freelance or gig work, but the demo address, the tag list and the vendor’s own packaged description all say the same thing: business, corporate and creative agency.
The feature set is of its period. A drag and drop builder with the vendor’s own elements, Revolution Slider for hero areas, a one click demo setup, a theme options panel alongside the WordPress Customizer, and per page and per post meta controls.
Alongside the brochure pages sit a portfolio section, a blog and WooCommerce support for a small shop run by the site owner. Right to left text and WPML are declared, so a bilingual or Arabic language build is in scope.
Key Features of GigPursuit – Business & Corporate WordPress Theme
- Drag and drop page building with the vendor’s own set of builder elements
- Revolution Slider named in the vendor’s feature list for hero areas
- One click demo setup to reproduce the preview as a starting point
- Portfolio section for presenting projects and client work
- WooCommerce support for a small storefront run by the site owner
- WPML compatibility and right to left text support
- WordPress Customizer plus a separate theme options and admin panel
- Page and post meta options for per page layout control
- Custom widgets, child theme support and an SEO minded HTML structure
- Bootstrap markup with Google Maps and Contact Form 7 named by the vendor
Who GigPursuit – Business & Corporate WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
Small Canadian firms that want a conventional company site: services, about, team, portfolio, blog and contact, with the option of selling a few items. Consultancies, trades offices, local professional practices and creative studios are all within range.
Despite the name, nobody should buy this expecting a freelance marketplace. There is no seller onboarding, no commission split and no bidding, so a business planning to connect buyers and contractors needs purpose built marketplace software rather than a corporate theme.
Important Notes About GigPursuit – Business & Corporate WordPress Theme
Read against the name, the rule is simple: nothing here brokers work between two parties. There are no vendor or contractor accounts, no commission handling, no escrow or held funds, no job posting and bidding workflow, and no rating exchange between users. The only commerce is a conventional WooCommerce shop belonging to the site owner, and the declared WooCommerce range stops at 3.1.x. Age is the other caution. No changelog is published, the packaged style.css reads 1.3, the last marketplace file update was April 2021, and declared software support ends at WordPress 4.9.x, so current WordPress sits outside the range the listing claims.
Revolution Slider, Contact Form 7 and Google Maps are all named in the body yet missing from the declared record, and the page builder is never identified anywhere, so what is actually installed has to be checked on the demo. Documentation is declared as well documented and listed as included, with no documentation link published. For Canadian use, the enquiry form needs a privacy policy and a retention period, and if the shop is used, prices must be shown all in with the correct provincial tax treatment. AppiAppi provides no legal advice.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
The customer licenses the theme and AppiAppi handles installation and the compatibility testing this package needs, then rebuilds the pages with the firm’s own services, projects and photographs rather than the demo content.
Portfolio entries, blog categories, maps and contact routing are configured, and any shop is set up with the customer’s own products and current payment and tax settings. Updates, backups, security checks, enquiry responses and AI-assisted SEO and content support continue under the subscription plan.
Original design by AtiX. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source