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Elektilo
The shopper does not know what to pick, so ask them
On a wide catalogue a shopper often cannot name the right product, and a row of filters does not fix that, because filters assume they already know what they are looking for. Elektilo asks a few plain questions and ends on one recommendation: an image, a price and a button to the product page.
FREE - GPL - No external services
No jQuery, the script is plain JavaScriptPrice and stock are read liveNothing is sent anywhere
Works with
WooCommerceGutenbergElementorAny themeMultisite compatible
See it in action
Filters help the shopper who already knows the answer
A size and colour filter assumes the shopper knows what they want. Someone arriving for the first time usually does not, so they open a dozen product pages and leave without buying.
- ✗ A wide catalogue reads as work to do rather than as help
- ✗ A comparison table only starts working once the shopper has narrowed it down themselves
- ✗ Advice over email and chat does not scale and only runs during office hours
- ✗ Statistical recommendation plugins surface what is popular, not what fits
Elektilo asks instead of filtering
- ✓ A few single-choice questions, one per step, with a progress bar and a Back button
- ✓ You map every answer path to a specific product, so the recommendation is your decision rather than an algorithm's
- ✓ The result card reads price and availability live, so it never recommends something you do not have
- ✓ The result is a link: a fully answered URL opens straight on the recommendation
What you get in the free version
The whole quiz, with no account and no cap on questions.
A step-by-step quiz
Every step is one question with single-choice options. A progress bar shows how much is left, and a Back button lets the shopper change an answer.
One recommendation at the end
The shopper sees a single product: its image, an optional price, your own headline, a description and a button to the product page.
The combination map
A generate button creates one row per answer path from your steps, and you pick the product for each row. Picks you have already made survive the next generate.
A missing-rows counter
The settings screen tells you how many combinations still have no product, so you do not switch the quiz on with holes in it.
A fallback product
Shown when no combination matches, or when the mapped product is unavailable. Without one the quiz would end on nothing.
Live price and availability
The recommendation is fetched from a light REST endpoint every time the quiz is completed, not from the page cache, so price and stock are current.
No jQuery
The plugin's own front-end script is plain JavaScript, loaded in the footer with defer.
No layout shift
Space is reserved for each step and for the result card, so advancing never moves the page. The recommendation image is prioritised for loading.
Keyboard operable
Real radio groups, visible focus, a Back button and a progress bar that screen readers announce.
Resumable and shareable
The current step and the answers live in the page URL and in per-tab browser storage, so a refresh keeps the shopper's place and a finished link opens straight on the result.
Assets only where they are used
The CSS and JavaScript load only on pages that contain the shortcode, not across the whole shop.
Accent colour
The progress bar, the selected option and the main button take their colour from the settings, so the quiz matches your brand without writing CSS.
Up and running in three steps
Write the questions, pick the products, paste the shortcode.
01
Install
Activate Elektilo alongside WooCommerce. The quiz starts switched off.
02
Build the steps and the map
In the Elektilo menu write your questions and options, generate the combinations and pick a product for each. A counter shows how many are left.
03
Put it on a page
Add the [elektilo] shortcode to any page or post and switch the quiz on.
Who it is for
Anywhere the choice needs knowledge the shopper does not have.
One complicated decision
Bikes, running shoes, mattresses, power tools: bought rarely, and the differences between models mean nothing to a newcomer.
- ✓ Two or three questions
- ✓ One recommendation
- ✓ No spec sheets
A wide catalogue
Several hundred products in one category is noise to a buyer. The quiz narrows it to a single item.
- ✓ Instead of filters
- ✓ Guided selling
- ✓ A shorter path
Products matched to a need
Cosmetics, pet food, supplements, fertiliser: the same question a shop assistant would ask across a counter.
- ✓ Your own questions
- ✓ Manually mapped picks
- ✓ A fallback product
Support and resources
Every plugin has its own documentation with setup walkthroughs. Bugs and questions go to the public GitHub repository for that plugin, we answer in the open.
Maintenance status
This plugin is maintained. We have announced no end-of-support date, and when we do it will say so here and in a release.
Need help beyond the plugin?
Send the store context in writing. You will receive a scoped recommendation, without a sales call.
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Frequently asked questions
How many questions can I ask?
As many steps as you like, with as many options per step as you like. Bear in mind that the number of combinations to fill in is the product of the options across all steps, which is why two or three short steps are the practical sweet spot.
Does an algorithm choose the recommendation?
No. You map every answer path to a product by hand, so the result is your decision. The plugin calculates nothing and guesses nothing.
What does the shopper see when the recommended product sells out?
The fallback product from the settings. The result card checks on every completion that the product is purchasable and in stock.
Does it require WooCommerce?
Yes. The recommendation is a WooCommerce product, with its price, image and permalink.
Does it send anything anywhere?
No. The only request goes to your own site's /wp-json/ address and returns the recommendation. No external service, no account.
Can a shopper come back to the quiz?
Yes. The step and the answers are stored in the page URL and in per-tab browser storage, so a refresh keeps their place and a finished link opens straight on the result.
Turn a wide catalogue into one question
The quiz, the combination map and the result card, all of it in the free edition under GPL.
View on GitHubThe free edition is the whole quiz, with no account and no external services.