

Product Table displayed on the frontend with image, price, stock badge, quantity input, and individual Add to Cart buttons.
Product Table for WooCommerce & Elementor replaces the standard product grid with a structured table layout built natively inside the Elementor editor. Customers can search, filter, compare, and add multiple products to the cart in one click — without leaving the page.
Built for stores where buyers know what they want and need to order fast: B2B wholesale, trade suppliers, office supplies, spare parts, food service, and digital product libraries.
Two Elementor widgets are included: a Product Table widget and a companion Product Table Filter widget. Place the filter anywhere on the page — above, beside, or in a sidebar — and connect it to any table by ID.
The feature most WooCommerce stores are missing. Customers check boxes next to any combination of products, adjust quantities per row, and click one button to add everything to the cart at once. The cart mini-widget updates instantly without a page reload.
The companion Filter widget sends a server-side query and updates the table body without reloading the page. Every filter works for logged-in and guest users alike.
Build your table from over 25 field types using a drag-and-drop column builder. Every column has an optional custom header label — call it “Part No.” instead of “SKU”, or “Buy” instead of “Add to Cart”.
Available column types:
A single button lets customers download the current visible table as a CSV file. Works with the current filtered and sorted state — the exported rows match exactly what is on screen. No server round-trip. Useful for procurement, quotes, and internal ordering workflows.
Everything is styled inside the Elementor editor — no CSS required.
Product Table — the table itself.
Product Table Filter — standalone filter panel, place anywhere.
Wholesale & B2B stores — buyers place full orders in one session without clicking through individual product pages.
Trade suppliers & distributors — SKU-first ordering where the buyer already knows the part number.
Office & facility supplies — recurring orders across many product lines.
Spare parts & components — technical buyers who filter by attribute (voltage, thread size, material) before ordering.
Food service & hospitality — weekly ordering from a structured product list.
Digital product libraries — list downloadable products with license terms, download limits, and expiry in a clear table.
Restaurant takeaway & menus — item-by-item selection with a single checkout action.