YITH WooCommerce Catalog Mode Premium

Some shops want to show products without selling them straight away. A showroom, a wholesale business or a store handling inventory updates may prefer that visitors ask questions first. This plugin removes the buying options from the storefront and leaves the products on display, so the shop reads as a clean catalog.

You decide how far catalog mode reaches. It can cover the whole store, or only chosen products, categories or tags. You can also limit it by user group, such as unregistered visitors or customers from certain countries. Buttons and price areas can be replaced with custom text or calls to action, and an inquiry form can sit on product pages. For multi-vendor setups, it works with YITH WooCommerce Multi Vendor.

Features

• Full catalog mode: Hide prices and add-to-cart buttons across the whole store, so your WooCommerce shop works as a display-only product catalog.
• Product and category control: Apply catalog mode to particular products, categories or tags, so some items stay purchasable while others are for viewing only.
• User and country restrictions: Limit purchasing to registered users or to customers from specific countries, based on user roles or location.
• Custom calls to action: Replace prices and purchase buttons with your own buttons or text labels that invite visitors to contact you, register or take another action.
• Product page inquiry form: Add an inquiry form to product pages, using the built-in form or Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms or Ninja Forms.
• Store scheduling: Set open and close times to disable purchasing during holidays, maintenance or certain hours. Products stay visible but cannot be bought.
• One-setting catalog toggle: Hide the cart, checkout and all purchase options with a single setting, and switch between store and catalog operation.
• Multi Vendor compatibility: Works with YITH WooCommerce Multi Vendor, so each vendor can control catalog mode settings for their own products.

Best for

• Showroom and display-only WooCommerce stores
• Wholesale shops handling price inquiries
• Marketplaces where vendors set their own catalog mode