WooCommerce Product Catalog Mode & Enquiry Form

WooCommerce Product Catalog Mode & Enquiry Form (GPL)

WooCommerce Product Catalog Mode & Enquiry Form allows you to turn a standard WooCommerce shop into a catalog-style product showcase without requiring every product to be directly purchasable.

You can hide product prices and purchasing controls such as the Add to Cart button, then replace the normal sales process with an enquiry or quote-request workflow. This makes the extension useful for B2B companies, wholesalers, manufacturers, distributors, service providers, and businesses that use custom pricing.

Instead of forcing customers through a conventional checkout process, you can encourage them to request product information, pricing, availability, bulk quotations, or other details directly from the product page.

The package available through 5ivecode.com is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and includes lifetime free updates and limited email support, subject to the applicable offering terms.

✨ Feature Highlights
✔️ Convert WooCommerce into a product catalog
✔️ Hide product prices from selected products or the entire store
✔️ Remove or replace the Add to Cart purchasing option
✔️ Add product-specific enquiry and quote-request forms
✔️ Apply catalog behavior globally or selectively
✔️ Target individual products or product categories
✔️ Configure the enquiry fields according to your business needs
✔️ Integrate with supported WordPress form-building solutions
✔️ Suitable for B2B, wholesale, quotation, and custom-pricing businesses
✔️ Maintain a responsive product presentation across mobile devices
✔️ GPL-licensed software with rights governed by the applicable GPL terms
📖 Detailed Overview
Turn WooCommerce Into a Product Catalog

Not every WooCommerce website needs to operate as a traditional online store. Some businesses primarily use their website to display products and generate enquiries rather than accept immediate online orders.

WooCommerce Product Catalog Mode & Enquiry Form provides a way to adapt the WooCommerce shopping experience for this type of business model.

When catalog mode is enabled, selected purchasing elements can be hidden so visitors can browse your products without being presented with standard checkout functionality.

Hide Prices and Add to Cart

Businesses that use negotiated pricing may not want to publish product prices publicly.

The extension can hide product prices and the Add to Cart button, allowing you to create a cleaner catalog presentation. Customers can then be directed toward an enquiry process instead of immediately purchasing an item.

This can work well for products where pricing depends on:

Order quantity
Customer type
Delivery location
Custom specifications
Contract terms
Wholesale agreements
Project requirements
Product Enquiry & Quote Requests

Replacing the purchasing workflow with an enquiry option can turn product pages into lead-generation pages.

Customers can use an enquiry form to ask questions, request pricing, inquire about availability, or submit requirements for a custom quotation.

The exact form fields and behavior depend on the configured form solution and plugin version.

Selective Catalog Mode

You do not necessarily have to convert your entire store into a catalog.

Depending on the extension's configuration, catalog behavior can be applied selectively to particular products or categories. This allows you to maintain a mixed WooCommerce store where:

Some products remain fully purchasable.
Some products display catalog-only information.
Certain categories can use enquiry-based sales.
Wholesale products can use quote requests.
Retail products can continue using normal checkout.

This flexibility is useful for businesses serving both retail and professional customers.

Form Plugin Compatibility

The enquiry workflow can work with supported WordPress form-building plugins. Depending on the version and integration available, this may include solutions such as Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, WPForms, and other compatible form systems.

Always verify compatibility between your chosen form plugin, WooCommerce version, WordPress version, and the catalog extension before deploying the setup.