FeedPupSupplier sync made simpleGet the plugin ↗Available now on WordPress.org
WordPress / WooCommerce plugin
Paste your supplier’s feed URL or upload a CSV, check the field matches Pup suggests, preview real products, and only then import. After that, FeedPup keeps stock and prices up to date on a schedule, so you stop editing spreadsheets by hand.
Requires WordPress 6.3+ and PHP 8.1+. Free Basic plan: test import of up to 100 draft products.
In short
FeedPup for WooCommerce is a free WordPress plugin by PLANO that imports products from supplier XML or CSV feeds into WooCommerce and keeps prices and stock in sync on a schedule. You confirm the field mapping and run a free test import of up to 100 draft products before anything goes live; full imports and automatic sync need a paid plan from €9.99/month.
Key facts
| What it is | A free WordPress plugin that connects WooCommerce to the FeedPup hosted service for supplier XML/CSV feed import and scheduled price and stock sync. |
|---|---|
| Publisher | PLANO |
| Platforms | WooCommerce (WordPress plugin), Wix Stores (Wix App Market app) and Joomla 4.4–6 with HikaShop Business (component). |
| Feed formats | XML or CSV/TSV feed URL (comma, semicolon or tab separated), or an uploaded CSV file up to 5 MB. |
| Pricing (WooCommerce) | Basic free; Starter €9.99/month; Growth €19.99/month; Pro €39.99/month. Yearly billing available. Each paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, once per store. |
| Free test limit | Up to 100 products as WooCommerce drafts, no time limit. No full import or scheduled sync on Basic. |
| Sync frequency | Every 24 hours (Starter), 6 hours (Growth) or 2 hours (Pro). |
| Requirements | WordPress 6.3+, PHP 8.1+, WooCommerce active. |
| Latest version | 0.1.3, updated 22 October 2026 on WordPress.org. |
Checked against the live listing on 24 October 2026.
The problem
One wholesaler sends XML with <product_code>, another a semicolon CSV with Greek column names, a third a dropshipping feed with variations nested inside each product. Generic importers expect you to build a template for each one, and the work starts again whenever stock or prices change.
FeedPup only creates and updates products it imported and linked. It never deletes WooCommerce products, and if a supplier SKU already exists in your store, the new product gets a unique SKU suffix instead of overwriting yours. The connection is product-only: it never requests customers, orders, checkout or payment data.
Want the walkthrough first? Read how to import XML products into WooCommerce, how to auto-sync supplier stock and prices and our fair comparison with WP All Import, or browse all FeedPup guides.
Plans
The Basic plan is free with no time limit, but it is a test only: no full import and no scheduled sync. Plans are billed by FeedPup via Stripe; yearly billing is available and each paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial, once per store.
| Plan | Price | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | 1 feed, analysis, mapping, preview, test import of up to 100 draft products. No scheduled sync. |
| Starter | €9.99 / month | 1 feed, up to 750 products, sync every 24 hours. |
| Growth | €19.99 / month | Up to 3 feeds and 5,000 products, sync every 6 hours, category mapping. |
| Pro | €39.99 / month | Up to 10 feeds and 20,000 products, sync every 2 hours, priority support. |
Agencies, multi-store setups and large catalogs: contact us. Full details on the pricing page.
Answers
It depends on the feed and how often it changes. General importers such as WP All Import give you full template control for one-off or complex imports. If a supplier XML or CSV feed must stay in sync, FeedPup suggests the field mapping, tests 100 draft products free and then updates prices and stock on a schedule.
Connect the supplier’s XML or CSV feed URL in FeedPup, confirm the field mapping and import the products. On a paid plan, FeedPup then re-reads the feed every 24, 6 or 2 hours and updates stock quantity, prices and the other fields you selected. Runs with no supplier changes make no product writes.
Yes. FeedPup is an alternative when the job is a recurring supplier product feed rather than general WordPress content. Instead of building an import template and cron schedule yourself, you confirm AI-suggested field matches, preview real products, test up to 100 drafts free, and FeedPup runs the scheduled sync as a hosted service.
| FeedPup | WP All Import (WooCommerce add-on) | Dropshipping XML for WooCommerce | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Hosted service + WordPress plugin | Plugin inside your WordPress | Plugin inside your WordPress |
| Focus | Supplier product feeds and ongoing sync | General importer for many WordPress content types | Importing and updating products from XML/CSV supplier files |
| Field mapping | AI-suggested matches you confirm | Template you build (drag and drop, XPath) | Map file fields to product fields, with file preview |
| Scheduled updates | Included on paid plans (24 h / 6 h / 2 h) | Via cron jobs or the vendor’s scheduling option | Cron schedule in the PRO version |
| Free option | Free test of up to 100 draft products | Free version on WordPress.org; Pro add-on is paid | Free version on WordPress.org; PRO is paid |
Competitor details from their WordPress.org pages, checked 24 October 2026. Features and prices change, so check each vendor before choosing.
Who it’s for
WooCommerce stores that list products from one or more suppliers, resellers and dropshipping stores whose supplier sends an XML or CSV feed, and agencies that set up supplier imports for clients.
If you add a handful of products by hand and your supplier prices and stock rarely change, WooCommerce’s built-in CSV product importer may be enough.
| What you need | FeedPup | Built-in import |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier XML feeds | Yes | No (CSV only) |
| Feed URL instead of manual file upload | Yes | No |
| Scheduled price & stock sync | Yes, on paid plans | No, re-import by hand |
| Mapping suggestions you confirm | Yes | Manual column mapping |
| Free test as drafts | Up to 100 products | — |
Common questions
Install the free plugin, open WooCommerce > FeedPup and connect, paste the supplier feed URL or upload a CSV, confirm the suggested field mapping, preview the products and run the free draft test import. A full import is one click after that on a paid plan.
Yes, on a paid plan with a feed URL. Scheduled syncs update stock quantity, prices and the fields you selected: every 24 hours on Starter, every 6 hours on Growth and every 2 hours on Pro. The free Basic plan has no scheduled sync.
Yes, as long as the supplier provides an XML or CSV/TSV product feed. FeedPup does not need a supplier-specific integration; it reads the feed’s own field names and suggests mappings you confirm.
No. FeedPup creates and updates only the products it imported and linked, and it never deletes WooCommerce products. If a supplier SKU already exists, the new product gets a unique SKU suffix.
Yes, up to 5 MB. An uploaded file is a snapshot, so automatic sync needs a feed URL that your supplier keeps updated.
Yes. FeedPup imports simple and variable products with their variations and attributes. It uses WooCommerce’s standard stock quantity; multi-location inventory extensions are not integrated.
Available now on WordPress.org
Install from WordPress.org, run the analysis and a 100-product draft test before you pay.
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