Filter Everything — WordPress & WooCommerce Filters icon

Filter Everything — WordPress & WooCommerce Filters

by stepasyuk

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90 Quality Score
Active Installs
21/30

With 50,000 active installs and a score of 70 out of 30, it sits in a comfortable middle tier, trailing category leaders like HUSKY at 90,000 installs but ahead of most Elementor-only filter tools.

Update Freshness
25/25

A perfect 25 out of 25 reflects the most recent update on 2026-07-14, which is fresh and suggests the developer is actively maintaining the codebase for current WordPress versions.

User Rating
14/15

The 92 out of 15 user rating across 145 reviews indicates users are broadly satisfied, though the smaller sample size compared to competitors with thousands of ratings means the signal is less battle-tested.

Support Health
15/15

Eighty-five percent of the 20 support threads are resolved, which is a healthy resolution rate, but the low total thread count suggests either a self-sufficient user base or limited visibility into harder integration problems.

WP Compatibility
15/15

A flawless 15 out of 15 is justified: tested with WordPress 7.0.1, requires PHP 7.4, and has a 4.6 minimum WordPress requirement that keeps it usable on older sites.

Scores higher than 99% of indexed plugins

About

The most flexible filters for WooCommerce products & WordPress content. Includes everything needed, supports Elementor & builders, AJAX, quick setup.

Active Installs 50k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.6/5
Last Updated 2026-09-22 11:54am GMT
Requires WordPress 6.0+
Tested Up To 7.1.2
Requires PHP 7.4+
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Filter Everything adds AJAX-powered filtering widgets to WordPress and WooCommerce sites, letting visitors narrow down posts or products by taxonomies, custom fields, and post meta without page reloads. It supports automatic filter creation from existing product attributes, which removes much of the manual setup work. It also plays nicely with Elementor through dedicated widgets.

Who It's For

This plugin fits WooCommerce stores with mid-sized catalogues that need faceted search on product attributes and custom fields, where a lightweight filter is preferred over a heavyweight solution like HUSKY or YITH. It also suits content-heavy WordPress sites that want visitors to filter posts, portfolios, or custom post types by custom taxonomies or meta values.

Who Should Skip It

If you run a small store with fewer than a hundred products and only need basic WooCommerce layered nav, this plugin is overkill and the free WooCommerce built-in widget sorting may suffice. Developers looking for a highly programmatic, hook-driven filter API should also look elsewhere, as the plugin prioritises UI-driven configuration over code-level extensibility.

The Bottom Line

Filter Everything earns an overall quality score of 87.59 out of 100, with standout maintenance and compatibility scores backed by a 92 percent user rating and an 85 percent support resolution rate. It is a solid, well-maintained choice for WooCommerce stores and content sites that need flexible AJAX filtering without committing to the heavier HUSKY or YITH ecosystems. The main caveat is that the support thread volume is low, so complex integration issues may require more patience than with larger competitors.

Tags

faceted search post filter product filter woocommerce filter woocommerce product filter