Which Plugins Are Compatible With The CTX Feed Pro?.

CTX Feed is built to work alongside the plugins WooCommerce stores already run, so the prices, translations, custom fields, and product structures those plugins produce carry through into your feed correctly. This page lists the major plugin families CTX Feed integrates with, which ones need CTX Feed Pro, and how compatibility works. It is for merchants deciding whether their stack will feed cleanly before they build feeds.

How compatibility works

CTX Feed ships small compatibility layers that detect a supported plugin and adapt feed generation to it — reading the converted price from a currency switcher, the translated text from a multilingual plugin, or the field value from a custom-fields plugin. When a supported plugin is active, its layer loads automatically; there is nothing to switch on. If a plugin is not installed, its layer stays dormant and costs nothing.

Some integrations ship in the free plugin; others require CTX Feed Pro. Both are noted below.

Included with the free plugin

These integrations work on the free version of CTX Feed:

• SEO plugins — Yoast SEO, Rank Math, and All in One SEO. CTX Feed can pull the SEO title and meta description these plugins manage into your feed.
• Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) — ACF field values can be mapped by field name from the Custom Fields & Post Metas group. The dedicated Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) group in the value picker requires CTX Feed Pro.
• Discount and dynamic-pricing plugins — the discounted/dynamic price computed by tools such as Discount Rules for WooCommerce (Flycart), WooCommerce Advanced Discounts, Easy WooCommerce Discounts, WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing & Discounts (RightPress) and Dynamic Pricing With Discount Rules (Acowebs) flows into the feed’s price attributes.
• Additional variation-image galleries — Additional Variation Images, Variation Gallery for WooCommerce (Woo Variation Gallery), WooProductVariationGallery (RadiusTheme) and the WoodMart theme gallery: a variation’s extra images fill the additional-image attributes. Only the variation’s own gallery is used; a variation with no gallery of its own does not inherit the parent’s images unless you opt in on the mapping row.
• Caching plugins — CTX Feed keeps your generated feed files out of aggressive page caches so channels always fetch the latest file.

The free plugin exports simple, variable, grouped and external products. If your store has product types it does not export — bundles, composite products, subscriptions, auctions or other custom types — CTX Feed shows a notice with the count per type and a Get the Pro link (CTX Feed 8.0.23 or later).

Unlocked by CTX Feed Pro

CTX Feed Pro extends compatibility to the plugin families most relevant to international and subscription stores:

Currency switchers / multi-currency

Feed prices convert to the currency your feed targets when a supported switcher is active:

• Currency Switcher for WooCommerce (Algoritmika)
• WOOCS – WooCommerce Currency Switcher
• CURCY – Multi Currency for WooCommerce (VillaTheme, free and Pro)
• YayCurrency
• Aelia Currency Switcher
• WooCommerce Multi-currency (TIV.NET)
• X-Currency
• WPML’s WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency (WCML)
• WooPayments Multi-Currency (CTX Feed Pro 8.0.22 and CTX Feed 8.0.31 or later)

Set the Feed Currency field in Feed settings; it appears only while one of these plugins is active. Use one currency switcher at a time — if several are active, CTX Feed converts with only one and shows a notice.

Multilingual / translation

Translated product data (title, description, link, categories) is written to language-specific feeds:

• WPML (WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency is needed only for currency conversion) — follows WPML’s own setting for untranslated products (left out, or included in the original language when WPML’s fallback mode is on). Filters and the product search match translations too (CTX Feed 8.0.26 with Pro 8.0.16).
• Polylang — strict: a product with no translation in the feed language is left out, as on a Polylang shop page.
• TranslatePress — titles, descriptions and categories come from the TranslatePress dictionary; links carry the language directory. Values you type in yourself (a Text row, such as a fixed brand name) are never translated, from CTX Feed 8.0.33 / CTX Feed Pro 8.0.24. Use CTX Feed Pro 8.0.16 or later: earlier versions could add untranslated placeholder rows to your TranslatePress string list or ship default-language links when a feed was regenerated from the admin.

Titles and other fields used inside an Attribute mapping or a Dynamic attribute are translated the same way as when they are mapped directly (CTX Feed 8.0.28 with Pro 8.0.19 or later).

Build one feed per language with the Feed Language field and CTX Feed outputs each in the matching translation. As with currencies, use one translation plugin at a time. Weglot and GTranslate translate in the browser or through a proxy, so there is nothing for a feed plugin to read: feeds on those stores export the base language.

Subscriptions

• WooCommerce Subscriptions — subscription products and their pricing are represented in the feed.

Product bundles, composites, and grouped products

• WooCommerce Product Bundles
• WooCommerce Composite Products
• YITH WooCommerce Product Bundles
• WPC Product Bundles, WPC Composite Products, and WPC Grouped Products (WPClever)
• Easy Product Bundles for WooCommerce by AsanaPlugins, free and Pro (CTX Feed Pro 8.0.22 or later)
• Iconic Bundled Products (Iconic’s own plugin currently fails on WooCommerce 11; the CTX Feed layer works once Iconic ships a fix)

Both the free and the paid (Premium) editions of these plugins are recognized, whatever folder name the plugin was installed under. This needs CTX Feed Pro 8.0.21 or newer; older versions missed some Premium editions (for example WPC Composite Products Premium), so their products were left out of the feed.

Auction products

Auction plugins register their own auction product type, which the standard feed query does not include. CTX Feed Pro adds auction products to the feed automatically when one of these plugins is active:

• Ultimate Auction for WooCommerce (free and Pro)
• YITH Auctions for WooCommerce
• WooCommerce Simple Auctions

The feed uses the auction’s current price (the value WooCommerce reports as the product price), so a live auction shows its current bid or starting price.

Regional / compliance

• WooCommerce Germanized — Germanized-specific fields (such as unit pricing) are honored where relevant.

Custom fields and page builders

• Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and Toolset Types — their fields appear in their own groups in the value picker.
• Divi Grid — cleans the Divi markup out of product descriptions.

How to use a compatible plugin with your feed

For most integrations there is nothing to configure — the compatibility layer is automatic. To take advantage of one:

1. Make sure the third-party plugin is installed and active.
2. For CTX Feed Pro integrations, activate your license under System → License.
3. Build or edit your feed on the Make Feed screen. For multilingual or multi-currency, set the feed’s language or country/currency so CTX Feed knows which variant to output.
4. Click Save & generate, then open the Feed URL to confirm the converted price or translated text is present.

Troubleshooting

• Converted price / translation not appearing. Confirm the third-party plugin is active and, for Pro integrations, that your CTX Feed Pro license is activated. Then regenerate the feed.
• A plugin I use isn’t listed. CTX Feed reads standard WooCommerce data, so many plugins work without a dedicated layer. If a specific plugin’s values are not coming through, contact support from CTX Feed → Help centre with the plugin name.
• A language feed is empty or carries default-language links. Update CTX Feed and CTX Feed Pro to the latest version (fixed in CTX Feed 8.0.26 and Pro 8.0.16); earlier versions could lose the feed language partway through a background batch.
• Feed shows the base currency, not the target. Set the feed’s target currency/country when building it, and verify a supported currency switcher is active.

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