

Q&A tab on a WooCommerce product page.
Askora is a product QA plugin for WooCommerce that puts a question box on every product page, gets each question answered fast, and turns every answer into content that helps the next buyer decide.
A shopper lands on your product page with one specific doubt: does this fit, does this work with what I already own, is this actually as good as the photos. WooCommerce gives them nowhere to ask that question. So they either email you and wait, or they leave without buying.
Neither outcome is good for you. An email question is slow, private, and only ever helps the one person who asked it. A shopper who leaves without asking is a lost sale you never even hear about. Reviews don’t fix this either. A review is an opinion left after checkout, not an answer to a doubt before one.
Askora is a product question and answer plugin built specifically to close this gap. It gives shoppers a place to ask, gives you a fast way to answer, and turns every answered question into permanent, public content that pre-answers the same doubt for the next hundred buyers who have it.
Every part of Askora exists to shorten the distance between “I have a question” and “I just bought it.”
You won’t need to keep checking the dashboard for new activity. Askora will notify you by email the moment a new question or community answer needs your attention, with an optional Slack alert for teams who moderate from Slack instead of an inbox. A daily digest option will bundle everything into one email instead of one per question, and unanswered-question reminders will make sure nothing sits ignored for a week without you noticing.
A product question and answer plugin is only useful if the questions on it are real. Askora is building a full protection layer: an invisible honeypot field that catches most bots with no setup, optional Google reCAPTCHA v2 for an extra layer, per-user submission rate limiting, a profanity filter with a configurable word list, and an email blocklist and allowlist so known spammers are blocked and trusted senders skip moderation entirely.
Askora inherits your brand instead of imposing its own. Change the brand colour, corner radius (sharp, rounded, or pill), avatar style, card style, font, and text density from Settings, with a live preview before you save. The Q&A section ends up looking like it was designed for your store, because with a few clicks, it was.
These aren’t vague promises. They’re already in progress:
None of this sits behind a paywall. It’s simply not built yet, and when it ships, it ships in this same free plugin.
If a shopper’s doubt is the difference between a sale and an abandoned cart, this plugin earns its place: electronics, furniture, outdoor gear, appliances, supplements, cosmetics, and anything else people research before buying. If you’re already answering product questions by email or through a contact form, Askora gives you that time back, because every answer becomes reusable content instead of a one-off reply that only one person ever reads.
It’s probably not necessary if you sell low-consideration items nobody asks about, or if your store gets no product questions today.
All Askora data (questions, answers, votes, flags) stays in your own WordPress database. Nothing is sent anywhere else. Full detail on any third-party service Askora uses, and what data it involves, is documented in the Third-Party Services section of this readme.
Free forever — no upgrade prompts, no locked features.
This plugin uses the following third-party services:
This plugin uses Google reCAPTCHA to protect the Q&A submission form from spam
and abusive submissions. When a user submits a question on a WooCommerce product
page, the following occurs:
The Google reCAPTCHA JavaScript library is loaded from:
https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js
The user’s reCAPTCHA response token is sent to Google’s verification server at:
https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify
The user’s IP address is transmitted to Google as part of the verification process.
This means data (including IP address and reCAPTCHA response tokens) is sent to
Google’s servers when a user interacts with the Q&A submission form.
This service is provided by Google LLC.
The complete source code is on GitHub: https://github.com/nasirbabu/quick-qa-for-woocommerce. The git tag matching each https://wordpress.org/ version is the exact source used for that release ZIP.
npm install — Install dependencies
npm run dev — Start development server
npm run build — Build for production
npm run preview — Preview production build
Install dependencies:
npm install
Start development server:
npm run dev
Build for production:
npm run build