Product Editor
Prices, stock, attributes, categories, images, descriptions, SKUs, custom fields — all editable inline from a single grid. No opening product pages. No switching tabs.
Filter Manager
Build and manage front-end filter sets for your WooCommerce shop pages. Configure which filters appear, how they look, and output them via shortcode.
Sale Campaigns
Create and schedule sale campaigns. Keep track of discounts applied throughout your store. Instantly activate or disable Sale Prices for all your campaigns.
Attribute Manager
Manage WooCommerce product attributes at scale. Create templates for common attribute sets and apply them to any product. Remove unwanted attributes in bulk.
WHY PRODUCT MASTER PRO
Built around the work,
not the feature list.
Every feature in Product Manager Pro exists because it solves a specific, recurring problem in product catalog management. Not to fill a comparison table.
Inline editing across every field
Click any cell and edit it directly. Prices, stock, SKUs, descriptions, attributes, categories, images — all in the grid. Changes are tracked per row and saved in one action.
Batch operations you can reverse
Every batch update — price changes, stock updates, content edits — is logged with a full snapshot of the previous state. Undo any operation individually, per user, at any time.
Variations are part of the grid
Expand any variable product to edit its variations inline. Every batch operation — pricing, stock, content, status — can be applied to parent products and variations together.
Portable configuration
Export your filter presets, Quick Find setup, column layouts, attribute templates, and batch logic as a single JSON file. Import it to any other site running Product Manager Pro.
Your configuration persists
Column visibility, column order, filter presets, and Quick Find slots all save per user. Set it up once. It’s there every time you open the plugin.
Built by Shop Owners ... For Shop Owners
Product Manager Pro was developed by store owners who were frustrated by the limitations and inefficiency of the native system. We are not just developers, we are users ourselves.