Rapid
Rapid adds a searchable quick-order form to WooCommerce. Buyers find products by name or SKU, set quantities in a compact table and add many products to the cart in a single submit — no clicking through product pages.
Why stores pick Rapid
Section titled “Why stores pick Rapid”Rapid is built for B2B, wholesale, trade and reorder workflows, where buyers already know what they want and value speed over browsing. One [rapid_order] page replaces dozens of product-page visits. The free edition is the full GPL product.
Highlights
Section titled “Highlights”[rapid_order]shortcode — renders a searchable product table/form on any page.- Live AJAX search by name or SKU — debounced, no page reload.
- Optional category filter dropdown on the form, plus a
categoryshortcode attribute to pre-filter. - Configurable product scope — all products or selected categories only.
- Batched add-to-cart — set quantities on many products, add them all at once with a single combined notice.
- Selectable columns — image, SKU, price, stock.
- Configurable results per page for the search.
- Works without JavaScript — the first page of products renders as a plain table and the submit still batches into the cart.
- Accessible, mobile-friendly markup — the table collapses to cards on small screens, with visible focus states and screen-reader labels.
- HPOS and Cart/Checkout Blocks compatible, translation ready (POT included) and clean uninstall.
How the form works
Section titled “How the form works”The shopper enters a quantity for each product they want, then clicks Add selected to cart. Every product with a quantity is added in one go and they get a single notice. Live search and the category filter are progressive enhancements layered over a server-side form that works on its own.
Editions
Section titled “Editions”- Free on WordPress.org — the full quick-order form: search, scope, batched cart, columns, category filter.
- Pro (planned) for saved order lists, CSV/paste import, customer-specific pricing and per-role forms.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Getting started — install, set the scope, create a quick-order page.