Number of Products per Page – Pagination Manager for WooCommerce
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Products per page selector for WooCommerce.
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What It Does
Adds a 'products per page' dropdown selector to WooCommerce shop and archive pages, letting visitors choose how many items to display before paginating. Shop managers can configure available options and default values from the admin settings. It aims to give shoppers more control over catalog browsing on stores with variable product counts per page.
Who It's For
Best for small to mid-sized WooCommerce stores with medium-to-large catalogs where shoppers benefit from controlling how many products they see per page. Particularly useful for fashion, electronics, furniture, or marketplace stores with dense product grids where pagination pace matters. Developers who want a lightweight, no-frills solution without cart or checkout modifications will find it approachable.
Who Should Skip It
Stores with fewer than 20 products total, where pagination is rarely triggered and the selector adds clutter without benefit. If you already use a theme that ships with a built-in products-per-page control, this plugin duplicates existing functionality and should be skipped.
The Bottom Line
A functional, recently maintained plugin with a flawless user rating, but the tiny install base and nonexistent support history make it a middling bet. The overall quality score of 69.53/100 reflects solid maintenance and ratings weighed against low popularity and unproven support. Worth testing on a staging site, but not a must-have upgrade over your theme's built-in controls.
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