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WooCommerce Product Catalog Mode & Enquiry Form 1.8.10

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$4.99
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WooCommerce Product Catalog Mode & Enquiry Form transforms a regular online shop into a catalog-style showcase. It hides the two elements that typically push visitors toward checkout — product prices and the add-to-cart button — and gives you the option to swap the button for an enquiry form instead. That makes the plugin especially useful for stores selling custom items, quote-based services, or wholesale goods where a public price tag would be misleading. This particular version is distributed through Codecanyon, and the copy offered by Woocrack.com is the exact .zip file you would download from the original author. Once installed, the settings page presents a clear set of switches, so you can decide exactly how much of the storefront behaves like a catalog and how much still functions as a shop. Store owners can turn the catalog mode on or off whenever they need to, and the changes apply across the site without editing a single line of code.

Product prices can be removed from product pages with a single toggle. You can also take away the add-to-cart button entirely, or replace it with an enquiry button that uses custom text you set yourself. This is handy when you want customers to ask questions before committing to an order. Another useful option is redirecting the cart and checkout pages. If someone somehow ends up on those pages, they are sent elsewhere, which keeps the store from accidentally completing a sale when you no longer show prices or a purchase button. The configuration screen is built around checkboxes and small input fields, so there is no need to touch code or understand template files. Everything you need to control the catalog behavior sits in one place, and changes apply as soon as you save them. The enquiry form itself gives customers a simple path to reach you without going through the standard checkout flow.

Catalog mode does not have to apply uniformly across your entire store. With the exclusion settings, you can keep prices and add-to-cart buttons active for certain product categories while hiding them everywhere else. Individual products can also be excluded, giving you fine-grained control over the shopping experience. For example, you could run a normal checkout for physical items but switch to enquiry-only mode for custom services or bulk orders. You can also set your own text for the enquiry button, so it can say "Request a Quote," "Ask a Question," or anything else that fits your tone. Those controls are all located on the same settings page, which is handy if you manage a large catalog and need to make adjustments without digging through multiple menus. Each excluded category or product keeps its original storefront behavior, so the rest of your catalog can still operate as a regular shop.

One thing to keep in mind is how the plugin works with WordPress. It runs as a regular plugin, so you install it through the standard upload process, and the settings appear under the WooCommerce menu. You do not need to build a custom theme or hire a developer to get a catalog site up and running. The version available from Woocrack is the same unmodified .zip file that originally sold on Codecanyon, so you get the full functionality without any extra fuss. This approach suits a showroom-style store, a wholesale operation, or any situation where the goal is to collect questions rather than process payments. Just hide the parts you do not want, adjust the button text, and the store behaves the way you designed it. All the main options are visible in one panel, which makes the plugin easy to set up and easy to revisit later.

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Item facts
Last updated
August 2, 2026
Delivery
Digital
Availability
In stock
Version
1.0.2
Category
Wordpress Plugins
Item type
plugin
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