SEO Product Filter for WooCommerce

• Let shoppers narrow products by attribute, category, tag, brand, price, stock, sale, and rating
• Give filtered pages clean URLs such as /attribute-color-blue/ instead of long query strings
• Set your own H1, page title, meta description, and description for any combination of attribute and brand values in a category
• Create those landing pages in bulk for every category and attribute combination you pick
• Update products, counts, and active filters without a page reload

Help shoppers find the right product faster

A shopper looking for a blue T-shirt in size L shouldn’t have to scroll through every top you sell. SEO Product Filter adds one filter to your shop and category pages that lists every attribute and taxonomy you choose. Checkbox, radio, and dropdown filters show how many products match each value, so shoppers can see what’s available before they click.

• Show each filter as checkboxes, radio buttons, a dropdown, labels, color swatches, images, or a range slider for numeric values.
• Add a price slider with min and max fields.
• Keep long lists tidy with collapsible, scrolling, or hover dropdown sections.
• List the shopper’s choices in an Active Filters widget, where each one can be removed with a click, plus an optional “Reset filter” link.
• Turn on AJAX so products, counts, and the page heading update in place, or add a Filter button so shoppers pick several values and then apply them at once.

Turn filters into search landing pages

Filtered pages usually look like /shop/?filter_color=blue&query_type_color=or, with the same heading and text as the category above them. With permalinks on, SEO Product Filter builds clean paths instead, such as /product-category/t-shirts/attribute-color-blue/, and you choose the prefix and the separator between values.

Add an SEO rule for a category and one or more attribute or brand values, and that page gets its own:

• H1
• Page title
• Meta description
• Description, written in the WordPress editor

For example, a rule for the T-shirts category and the color Blue turns /product-category/t-shirts/attribute-color-blue/ into a “Blue T-shirts” page, with the title “Blue T-shirts | Northfield Supply”, its own meta description, and a short introduction above the products.

Insert variables such as the category name, the selected attribute values, the brand, the price range, or the number of products, so one set of texts reads naturally on every page you generate from it. For filtered category pages without a rule, set default texts on the SEO Settings tab.

Create landing pages in bulk

Pick categories, attributes, and terms, write the texts once with variables, and Generate Rules creates a rule for each combination that has products. Rules with no matching products are skipped, and so are rules that already exist.

Control what search engines index

• Set every filter page without an SEO rule to noindex, nofollow with one setting.
• Exclude a single rule page from indexing, which also adds it to robots.txt and leaves it out of sitemaps.
• Rule pages get index, follow and a canonical URL that points to themselves, and paginated pages point to the first page.
• With Yoast SEO, rule pages are listed in their own filter_seo_rule-sitemap.xml. Rank Math and All in One SEO sitemaps are supported too, and with any of the three, the rule’s meta description and canonical URL replace the plugin’s.

Filter by attributes, categories, brands, and more

• Every WooCommerce product attribute, in the order you set for its terms
• Product categories, with an optional parent and child hierarchy
• Product tags and any other public product taxonomy
• WooCommerce Brands and YITH WooCommerce Brands
• Price range
• Stock status: in stock, out of stock, and on backorder
• Products on sale, including grouped products with a child on sale
• Average customer rating

Choose which terms appear for each category, tag, or brand filter, drag filters into the order you want, and pick the pages the filter shows on: the shop, categories, tags, brands, attribute archives, and search results.

Fits your theme

• Add the filter as a classic widget, a block, or the [premmerce_filter] shortcode, and active filters as a widget or the [premmerce_active_filters] shortcode.
• Pick the Default style, the Premmerce style, or set your own colors, font sizes, borders, and checkbox style on the block or shortcode.
• Add your own CSS from the Settings tab.
• Copy the front-end templates into your theme to change the markup.
• Choose how AJAX replaces the page content: only WooCommerce’s product area, or everything in the product archive template between the header and footer.

Keeps filter pages light

• Product lookups and price ranges are cached to files and cleared automatically when you update a product or change the settings.
• Scripts and styles load only on pages where the filter shows.
• Load the filter after the page with “Load deferred”, so its counts don’t hold up the first page load.
• A Cache tab clears the filter’s cached data in one click, along with Rank Math’s sitemap cache.

How to get started

1. Install and activate SEO Product Filter, then go to WooCommerce > SEO Product Filter.
2. On the Attributes tab, set the attributes you want to Display and pick a field type for each.
3. Add the Premmerce Filter and Premmerce Active Filters widgets to your shop sidebar, or use the Premmerce Product Filter block or the shortcodes.
4. On the Permalinks tab, turn on “Use permalinks”, then add your first rule on the SEO Rules tab.

Compared with WooCommerce’s built-in filters