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Filter Everything PRO
Filter Everything PRO by Andrii Stepasiuk is a WordPress plugin that adds product filtering to WooCommerce stores. Shoppers can narrow a catalog by attributes, categories, tags, price, SKU and custom taxonomies, with results updating through AJAX as they click.
- Version
- 1.9.7
- Released
- Sep 22, 2026
- Developer
- Andrii Stepasiuk
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $3.99 on its own
What’s new in Filter Everything PRO 1.9.7
Version 1.9.7 · Sep 22, 2026
Latest
- SecurityA security fix related to the Elementor Pro «Load More» / infinite scroll pagination on filtered pages
- NewOptional «Plugin notifications» (off unless you allow them) — see «External services» for details
- NewThe «Block filter URLs in robots.txt» option now also works on sites with a physical robots.txt file — the plugin keeps its rules in a marked block inside that file and updates it automatically; nothing else in the file is touched
- ImprovedReworked the License tab: it now asks where you bought the plugin and shows the three steps for that case (CodeCanyon → «Get your License Key» with the Envato account that made the purchase; filtereverything.pro → «My licenses» with the exact site address this site reports), so customers no longer paste the Envato purchase code into the key field
- ImprovedActivation errors now explain what actually happened instead of a generic «Invalid license key»: a pasted Envato purchase code, a key generated for another address, a key already active on two sites, a filtereverything.pro key for a site that is not registered yet, or a license server that could not be reached
- FixedFixed the Apply button building a broken GET link (e.g. ?yes=on) instead of the pretty filter URL when two filters share the same custom field with different filter types — such as a numeric «Sale Price» filter and an «On Sale» checkbox both based on _sale_price
- FixedFixed a fatal error «Call to undefined function is_plugin_active()» when the plugin was loaded outside wp-admin (WP-CLI, cron) — the Breakdance compatibility check now falls back to the active-plugins option
- FixedFixed a PHP warning «Undefined array key "post_type"» shown to administrators when a Filters widget or block with no Filter Set selected was displayed on a page that has no relevant Filter Set
What it does
Large WooCommerce catalogs get hard to browse when shoppers can only scroll or rely on a basic search box. This plugin lets you build filter sets around the way your products are organized, so customers can combine several criteria at once and quickly reach the items that match. You choose which fields to filter by, from standard WooCommerce attributes and categories to price ranges, tags, SKU and custom taxonomies.
Each filter can use the input type that suits the data, such as checkboxes, dropdowns, sliders or radio buttons. Results refresh with AJAX without a full page reload, and the browser URL changes to reflect the selected filters. You can place filters in widget areas or anywhere a shortcode works, and the plugin includes an option to block filter URLs in robots.txt. Developers can extend it through its documented code.
Best for
- WooCommerce stores with large or varied product catalogs
- Shops selling products with many attributes or variations
- Developers and agencies building custom WooCommerce storefronts
Features
Filter by any product data
Build filters from WooCommerce attributes, categories, tags, price, SKU and custom taxonomies, including filters based on custom fields such as sale price.
AJAX results without reloads
Product listings update as shoppers change their selections, so they can refine results without waiting for the whole page to load again.
Multiple filters at once
Customers can apply several filters together, combining criteria like category, price range and attribute to get a precise set of matching products.
Choice of filter controls
Pick checkboxes, dropdowns, sliders, radio buttons and other control types so each filter matches the kind of data it represents.
Filter selections in the URL
The browser address updates with the chosen filters, giving each filtered view its own readable link that shoppers can bookmark or share.
Robots.txt rule management
An option blocks filter URLs in robots.txt, and it works even with a physical robots.txt file by keeping its rules in a separate marked block.
Widgets and shortcodes
Place filters in sidebars and widget areas, or drop them into pages and layouts with a shortcode wherever you want them to appear.
Extendable for developers
A documented, extendable codebase lets developers adjust the plugin's behavior to fit custom store requirements.
Filter Everything PRO older versions
- 1.9.6Aug 242 new, 5 improvements, 5 fixes
- 1.9.5Aug 51 improvement, 11 fixes
- 1.9.4Jul 211 fix
- 1.9.3.1Jul 14
- 1.9.2.2Jun 16
- 1.9.2.1Jun 2
- 1.9.2Mar 19
- 1.9.1Jul 23, 2025
- 1.9.0Mar 21, 2025
- 1.8.9Jan 22, 2025
Members and buyers of this product can download older versions.
27 older versions in all. If you need one that is not listed, ask support.
Questions about Filter Everything PRO
Can I filter products by custom fields and taxonomies?
Yes. Besides standard attributes, categories, tags, price and SKU, the plugin supports custom taxonomies and filters built on custom fields. For example, you can set up a numeric sale price filter alongside an on sale checkbox that both use the same field.
Do the filters reload the page every time a shopper clicks?
No. The plugin uses AJAX filtering, so product results update in place when selections change. The browser URL also updates to reflect the active filters, giving each filtered view its own link.
Where can I display the filters on my site?
You can add filters through widgets, which suits shop sidebars, or through shortcodes, which let you place them inside pages and custom layouts. The filter layouts and control types are customizable to match your store's structure.
Does it work on mobile devices?
The filters use a responsive design built to work on smartphones and tablets as well as desktop screens, so shoppers can narrow down products on whatever device they use.
Is Filter Everything PRO free?
The code of Filter Everything PRO is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of Filter Everything PRO is this?
Version 1.9.7, released Sep 22, 2026. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update Filter Everything PRO?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of Filter Everything PRO automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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