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F4 Total Stock Value for WooCommerce

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71 Quality Score
Active Installs
14/30

At roughly 1,000 active installs and a score well above the baseline for its install base, this is a niche tool that has carved out a loyal audience relative to its size, not a mainstream plugin.

Update Freshness
25/25

Last updated June 2026 and tested up to WordPress 7.0, the maintenance signal is unusually strong for a plugin of this size and suggests an attentive single developer.

User Rating
10/15

Four ratings yielding an 80/100 is encouraging but the sample is too small to call the score statistically reliable, so treat user sentiment as a soft signal rather than proof.

Support Health
8/15

Zero support threads opened out of 1,000 installs is a double-edged sword: it can mean the plugin rarely breaks, or it can mean users gave up and moved on without filing tickets.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Compatibility scores full marks thanks to a PHP 7.0 floor, WordPress 5.3 minimum, and current testing against WordPress 7.0, which covers the vast majority of live WooCommerce shops.

Scores higher than 25% of indexed plugins

About

Adds a few infos about the current stock value to the WooCommerce Analytics.

Active Installs 1k+
Rating ★★★★ 4/5
Last Updated 2026-09-28 9:50am GMT
Requires WordPress 5.3+
Tested Up To 7.1.2
Requires PHP 8.0+
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

F4 Total Stock Value for WooCommerce injects a handful of stock value calculations directly into the WooCommerce Analytics dashboard. In practice, it multiplies your current product stock levels by their cost-of-goods figures to display aggregate inventory worth at a glance. It is a narrow reporting add-on that piggybacks on WooCommerce's existing analytics framework rather than a full inventory management system.

Who It's For

This plugin fits small-to-mid-sized WooCommerce store owners who already track cost-of-goods on their products and want a quick read on total inventory value without exporting data to spreadsheets or third-party ERPs. It is most useful for retailers, wholesalers, and dropshippers who file periodic inventory valuations and need a fast snapshot inside the WordPress admin. Accountants and operations managers who only occasionally need this number will get the most value, since heavy daily inventory workflows will outgrow the surface it provides.

Who Should Skip It

If you run a high-SKU store, need multi-warehouse breakdowns, reorder-point alerts, or actual COGS tracking built into product edit screens, this plugin is too thin for you and you should look at a dedicated inventory extension. Anyone who does not already maintain purchase costs on their products will also see no useful output.

The Bottom Line

F4 Total Stock Value for WooCommerce is a small, single-purpose tool that does one thing reasonably well: showing you the dollar value of the inventory sitting in your warehouse as reported inside WooCommerce Analytics. It is not a substitute for a real inventory or accounting platform, and its tiny install base and rating count mean you are an early adopter, but the recent maintenance activity and clean compatibility profile make it a low-risk pick for stores that specifically want this one report. Score it as a focused utility, not a foundational plugin.

Tags

cost of goods report stock stock value woocommerce