Excel price feeds
FreeReads a supplier feed that comes as an XLS, XLSX or CSV table.
Configure how supplier products reach your store
Extend the import with image processing, pricing rules, product filtering and export. Each plugin states what it is for, what it is compatible with and how to get it.
Suppliers
Products
Image processing
FreeLoads images from the description, brings them to one size and adds a watermark.
Replaces text in titles, descriptions and attributes by your own rules.
SEO meta tags
$35Fills in product meta tags from a template, a separate one per category.
Update rules
$20Sets which product fields are updated on import and which are kept as they are.
Combined products
$199Merges offers from several suppliers into a single product card.
Stock rules
$20Sets which values in the source count as stock and which count as none.
Prices
Converts the supplier price into your store currency before the markup is applied.
Export
Catalogue export
$35Builds a catalogue export for Rozetka, Prom, Satu, Kaspi and Yandex.Market.
Tools
Feed collector
FreeCollects products from the supplier website when there is no ready feed.
Moves out-of-stock products down the list and lifts the hand-added ones up.
Need a different capability?
Describe the task: an unusual source, your own pricing rules, an export, or work with your platform. We'll check whether it can be built and quote the cost before any work starts.
A plugin for one supplier
A feed so unusual that a general parser cannot read it: its own field names, prices in a separate file, stock behind another link.
A format we do not read yet
Anything that is not XML, YML, CSV or Excel: JSON from an API, a feed behind a token, a 1C export.
An export where you need it
A file for a marketplace, a price list for a partner, an export for accounting — built from your prices after markup.
Your own pricing logic
Rounding by your rules, a separate price for wholesale customers.
An unusual or custom platform
If the store is self-written, the program can be taught to write into its tables the same way it writes into OpenCart.
Moving off an old system
Carrying products, categories and mappings over from whatever kept the store up to date before.
How the cost is worked out
Describe the task — we'll check whether it can be built and quote the cost and the term before any work starts. The work is one-time: what we write stays with you and keeps running without us.
Describe your task
Developer documentation
How plugins are built and examples of extending them are described in the documentation. A plugin gets its own settings screen, its own tables and a place in the import pipeline.
You can write your own without asking us: the format is documented and the core is not touched.
- Where it lives
- A folder in custom/Plugins — the model, the settings template and the install script.
- What it can do
- Step into the import between reading the feed and writing to the store: change a price, a title, a photo, hide an item, keep its own log.
- What it gets
- Its own tables, its own settings page in the admin panel and the same storage the core uses.
See your products before paying
Send your store URL and a link to your feed. Within one business day we'll show 20 products and quote the connection cost.
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