WooCommerce Attribute Stock gives your stock superpowers by allowing you to share inventories between multiple products/variations, or deduct different amounts of stock for each purchase of a product, variation, or attribute.
Easily track and manage shared stock, variable quantities, product addons, combo packs, measurements, components, and much more!
First, a short message and friendly warning <3
Since Attribute Stock was released in early 2020, several competing plugins have popped up over time. They range from a subset of Attribute Stock’s features, to shameless clones of our plugin (looking at you “Shared Attribute Stock“).
Please don’t be fooled by some of these plugins, especially from WooCommerce.com. These are not official WooCommerce plugins. They are developed by 3rd parties and are often of poor quality. The only requirement by WooCommerce.com is to pass their automated testing suite, but this doesn’t ensure quality control or prevent against errors, poor UI/UX, or unhelpful support.
We continue to stand by the quality, performance and extensive feature-set of Attribute Stock, while offering it at a fraction of the cost of competing plugins. We’re a small independent developer and we make plugins because it’s what we love doing. When you contact us for support, you’re speaking directly to the people who make the plugin, not a support agent or company representative.
With that said, we’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone for your kind words, invaluable feedback and amazing support over the years!!! <3
What problem does Attribute Stock solve?
If you’ve used WooCommerce for a little while, you know its stock capabilities are quite limited. Each product or product variation can have a stock quantity and that’s about it. Essentially your products are your stock items.
This works fine when you’re selling simple products, but as soon as you need to do things like share stock between multiple products, or deduct variable amounts of stock quantities per sale, you’re out of luck.
How does Attribute Stock solve this?
Attribute Stock extends WooCommerce’s stock functionality by adding a few essential features like stock items based on attributes instead of product listings, allowing them to be used easily across multiple products. And versatile stock multipliers to control the amount of stock deducted for each purchase of a product, variation, attribute term, or stock item.
Whether you make use of powerful attribute stock items, or stick to using product stock with variable multipliers, your stock quantities will be accurately tracked, product availability will be appropriately displayed, and over-purchasing will be prevented.
Attribute-based Stock
Manage stock at the attribute level. Share stock between all products/variations with one or more attributes.
Variable Stock
Deduct different quantities of product stock or attribute stock per sale with stock multipliers. Useful for measurements, weights, packs, etc.
Stock Management
Admin dashboard for easy management of attribute stock items. Set SKUs, stock images, product filters, and more.
Powerful Customization
Extensive flexibility to set up virtually any type of stock configuration using match rules, product filters, component stock, and more.
“Any” Variations
Use simple variations for your products. Stock will be accurately tracked without the need to specify every combination of attribute term options.
CSV Import/Export
Instantly export your attribute stock to CSV. Add or update stock in your favorite spreadsheet editor, then import your changes with a single click.
REST API & Webhooks
Manage your attribute stock from external software with our fully integrated WooCommerce REST API endpoint and webhook topics.
Highly Compatible
Plays well with most plugins, such as Variation Swatches, POS systems, Subscriptions, Product Bundles, Waitlists, Cart Stock Reducer, WP-Lister, WPML, Polylang, and more.
Developer Friendly
Almost anything that can’t already be configured can be added or changed with powerful actions and filters.
* Please note that WordPress Multisite and multi-store synchronization is not currently supported or planned.
Example #1 – Variable Stock (Demo)
Let’s say you sell tea in packs of different weights. You can simply set your total tea stock at the product level and specify a stock multiplier on each product variation or attribute term. The respective amount will be deducted from your total stock for each purchase. If you need to share variable stock across more than one product listing, you can use attribute stock items instead.
Example #2 – Multiple Attributes (Demo)
Often your stock will have more than one attribute, such as t-shirts with different sizes and colors. In this case it’s trivial to create attribute stock items with rules to match any combination of attributes across any number of products.
Example #3 – Product Bundles (Demo)
Sometimes you’ll want to sell several individual products as well as a bundle of these products for a discount. Since attributes can be added to products as variation or non-variation attributes, you can easily create stock items that are shared between all types of products.
Example #4 – Component Stock (Demo)
In some cases you might need to track stock items made from other stock items. For example, let’s say you design and sell hand-painted candles. By setting your plain candle stock as a component of your painted candle stock, you can track and sell each separately while allowing your painted candles to use the additional stock quantity of your plain candles.
Component stock is a powerful feature that can be used for many other advanced stock requirements such as batches and even stock from multiple suppliers. Learn more about how it works in our documentation below.
Want to learn more about WooCommerce Attribute Stock? Head over to the online documentation.
Be sure to look through the FAQ & Troubleshooting section if you’re running into any issues.
# CHANGELOG
2.1.0 (2024-11-10)
- WordPress 6.7 compatibility.
- WooCommerce 9.3 compatibility.
- Added a backorders setting for individual stock items.
- Added filters to easily disable stock emails for specific stock items.
- Improved compatibility with WooCommerce blocks.
- Fixed term meta cache not being cleared when adding a new term.
- Fixed programmatically created products sometimes being set out of stock.
- Fixed products not using the correct stock status when on backorder.
- Fixed PHP error in attribute stock report.
- Fixed some issues with WPML compatibility in newer versions.
- Various tweaks and improvements.
2.0.3 (2024-08-13)
- WordPress 6.6 compatibility.
- WooCommerce 9.1 compatibility.
- Added product SKU inheriting from stock items.
- Added a filter for stock item default values.
- Fixed inherited product data not showing on order items.
- Fixed webhooks relying on the WC legacy API.
- Fixed product stock actions not firing properly for variable quantity products.
- Optimized background tasks to be less aggressive with server resources.
2.0.2 (2024-06-30)
- Fixed a bug with product stock multiplier checking when adding to cart in certain cases.
- Fixed some stock validation bugs when using cart/checkout blocks.
- Fixed stock item match rules being initially focused on page load.
2.0.1 (2024-06-27)
- Fixed "any" attributes not showing in admin stock list.
- Fixed match rules not showing attribute terms with different sort orders.
- Fixed incorrect type on REST API 'components' parameter.
- Fixed bugs related to WPML compatibility.
- Fixed $wp_roles not being set in some cases.
- Renamed "pill" UI components to avoid malicious code detection on some hosts.
2.0.0 (2024-06-23) - This is a major release! Please ensure you have a backup of your site before upgrading. If you have any custom code or integrations with Attribute Stock, you should upgrade on a staging site and test that they still work correctly.
- New documentation site.
- New attribute term multipliers feature.
- New stock components feature.
- New stock images feature.
- Many UI/UX, performance and other improvements.
- WooCommerce 9.0 compatibility.
- WordPress 5.4 / PHP 7.4 minimum requirement.
See version 1 changelog
