Set how customers browse and buy

CatalogX PRO adds catalog, product enquiry, and quote request settings to a WooCommerce store. Choose catalog mode for the whole site or selected products. Hide prices and the Add to Cart button, replace them with a custom or enquiry button, or keep Add to Cart alongside Send Enquiry so customers can choose either route.

Price visibility can depend on login status and user roles, including authors and vendors. For a private catalog, conceal prices and purchase buttons until customers log in. You can also display prices or replace them with messages such as “contact vendor” or “coming soon.”

Collect product and quote requests

Customers can enquire about a single product or add several products to the Enquiry Cart and send one request for the group. For variable products, enquiries can identify the variation a customer is considering. Vendor-specific quote handling and MultiVendorX compatibility support stores that route requests by vendor.

Customize enquiry forms with the fields your store needs, then manage query emails and templates. Queries and responses are stored for later review. The Enquiry List lets administrators view, sort, and manage submissions by customer, product, or enquiry number.

Choose how to add enquiry actions

CatalogX PRO includes WooCommerce shortcodes for placing supported buttons and functions where needed. Available shortcodes include [catalogx_enquiry_button], [catalogx_quote_button], and [catalogx_enquiry_cart_button]. The PRO enquiry cart can be displayed with [catalogx_enquiry_cart], allowing customers to review multiple products and submit one enquiry.

Set up the catalog

Install CatalogX PRO on a WordPress website with WooCommerce active. Configure the catalog scope, price visibility, buttons, and enquiry settings. Then set any login or role rules and tailor the enquiry form and email templates. A catalog-only setup can direct customers to request pricing; a hybrid setup can leave purchasing available beside enquiries.