Prdctfltr vs Super Speedy Filters

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Comparing Prdctfltr with Super Speedy Filters? This page breaks down the key differences and similarities so you can find the best fit for your WordPress or WooCommerce store.

Overview of Prdctfltr

Prdctfltr is a WooCommerce product filtering plugin available on CodeCanyon that supports filtering by attributes, categories, tags, price, stock status, and custom taxonomies. It is known for its flexible shortcode system and extensive display customisation options.

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How Super Speedy Filters differs from Prdctfltr

All plugins from Super Speedy Plugins share a SQL-first architecture and an uncompromising focus on performance — and Super Speedy Filters is no different. Here is what sets it apart:

Every filter click should feel immediate, even when the catalogue is large. Super Speedy Filters cuts expensive taxonomy work, updates products and filters together, and keeps crawler-heavy filter combinations away from WordPress.

Prdctfltr provides flexible display customisation options, but its query model relies on standard WooCommerce query modifications at request time. Super Speedy Filters uses pre-built dedicated SQL tables that bypass the WooCommerce query stack entirely, giving consistently fast filter responses independent of catalogue size — something query-time approaches simply cannot match at scale.

How to choose between Prdctfltr and Super Speedy Filters?

Prdctfltr's flexibility makes it popular for custom builds, but performance on large catalogues can become a concern as product counts climb. Super Speedy Filters addresses that with dedicated SQL tables and a SQL-first architecture tested against one-million-product WooCommerce catalogues. A free trial is available.

What do others say about Super Speedy Filters?

★★★★★
RENE JAKOB — September 2021

We were looking for a filter plug-in that was compatible with our shops with 30-70 thousand products. Until then, no other filter was able to process such quantities satisfactorily and fulfil our wishes. Due to our good experiences with wpintense (Scalability Pro), we took Dave at his word and installed the plugin. Particularly noteworthy are Dave's tireless improvements and first-class support. Almost all wishes are answered immediately and a solution is sought and found. The filter plugin is also therefore able to filter extensive shops extremely quickly and reliably. We are thrilled with the performance of the filter and the wpintense team! Of course we will now buy the "lifetime" licence.

★★★★★
Aleksey Kisliyk — May 2022

The developer is always in touch in discord. Filter working very fast (i use in ajax). I use woof before, but after 10 attributes itsa working slow. I use with Scalability Pro. Its realy very fast. Thank you Dave.

★★★★★
Silver Pik — August 2022

Best effing Woo filter on the planet. Period. All other filters turn to DB to get terms and stock levels. This is fine with small sites. 18k products. Sort by brand? Dynamically populated filters based on category contents? YITH, Themify etc – you know that it adds around 9 seconds to page load. Hell no. With SSF i can barely notice speed difference but filters work like they suppose to.

What's new in Super Speedy Filters?

6.44.0 (6th August 2026)

  • Fixed filtered pages on a Polylang or TranslatePress site in any language other than the default building their SEO title, breadcrumbs and SEO override match from an incomplete filter set, so a French page titled *Buy in Red Online* now reads *Buy Chairs in Red Online*
  • Fixed an Exact SEO override written for a translated URL losing to a Contains override on Polylang and TranslatePress sites
  • Filtered pages you allow to be indexed now carry correct `hreflang` tags on Polylang sites, listing the equivalent filtered URL in each language with a self-reference and `x-default`, the same as WPML
  • Fixed every brand facet on a non-default-language archive being a dead link on Polylang sites, e.g. `/fr/product-category/chaises/fr/brand/ikea-fr/`
  • Polylang Pro's translated slugs are now understood, so a French page at `/fr/categorie-produit/chaises/` builds its title, breadcrumbs and filter links from the right terms
  • SSF's SEO wording now appears in Polylang under Languages then Translations, in the *Super Speedy Filters* group, including the title prefix and suffix, the connectors, the meta description wording, the browser title suffix, the paginated title text and the on sale prefix
  • Every text field on a filter widget can now be translated per language in WPML String Translation or Polylang Translations: the search box placeholder, the clear filters and clear search labels, the group heading, the dropdown text, the required filters tooltip and the stock, on sale and postmeta toggle labels. One widget with translated strings, not one widget per language
  • The *Show products on sale* and *Show in stock* wording on the Show Existing Filters widget is translatable too, defaults included
  • Swatch colours and term thumbnails fall back to the default language's term, so a palette set once in English shows on every language
  • All of SSF's text now uses one `super-speedy-filters` text domain, so a single `.mo` file or Loco Translate covers the plugin
  • TranslatePress keeps its own hreflang tags on filtered pages, which are already correct
  • Removed the `SSF_POLYLANG` constant and its wp-config setting, replaced by the language handling above, which needs no switch
  • Tested up to WordPress 7.0
  • The plugin header declares GPLv3 and WordPress 7.0, matching `readme.txt`
  • Auto Configure now picks layout and placement on one step before Review, defaulting to a filter bar placed above your products; the one-button layout places itself the same way, and only the sidebar layout asks which sidebar or shortcode area to use
  • The layout sets each filter's container, a filter bar makes every filter a popout button, a sidebar removes the containers, and the review previews show exactly what will be created
  • Auto Configure defaults changed: hierarchical taxonomies get a list with large images one click away, taxonomies with term images get large image tiles, and taxonomies with colours get colour labels
  • Auto Configure shows product counts only on the main hierarchy filter, every other filter it creates hides them
  • Brand taxonomies are treated as flat even though WooCommerce registers them hierarchical, so brands with logos get the large image tiles
  • On the review step, changing a setting keeps your scroll position, popout containers in the previews open on click, and the step circles at the top navigate back
  • The scan summary now reads in groups, posts then taxonomies then terms, and counts the terms carrying colours and images rather than the taxonomies
  • Auto Configure's admin script and stylesheet reload automatically after an update, no hard refresh needed
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