Reviewed by If you run a large WooCommerce catalog, a wholesale store, or a quick order form, you’ve probably used a product table layout. It lets shoppers scan dozens of products on one page and add them to the cart fast. Still, many store owners hit the same gap. Those shoppers also want a way to save items for later, not just buy right now.
That’s why I’m glad to share some news: WooCommerce Product Table by Barn2 is now compatible with SaveTo Wishlist. In short, the two run together on the same store without conflicts. This means you can keep your fast, searchable product tables and still give shoppers full wishlist features.
Below, I’ll explain what the compatibility means, what the plugin does, and who gets the most out of running both.
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What Is The WooCommerce Product Table Plugin?
Barn2’s WooCommerce Product Table is a premium plugin that turns your product list into a searchable, sortable table or order form. Instead of clicking into each product page, shoppers see everything on one screen.
You can build as many tables as you like with a step-by-step setup wizard. Then you choose where each one appears. For example, you can replace your shop and category pages with the table layout. Alternatively, you can drop a table onto any page with a Gutenberg block or shortcode.
It’s a popular pick for large catalogs, wholesale buyers, and restaurant menus. On Barn2’s site, it’s rated 4.97 out of 5 from more than 300 reviews. Plus, single-site licenses start at $79 per year, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Key Features Of WooCommerce Product Table
The plugin packs a lot into one table. Here are the features that matter most when you pair it with a wishlist:
- Instant search, sort and filter: Shoppers sort by clicking any column, search with an AJAX box, and narrow results with filter dropdowns or sidebar widgets.
- Three ways to show variations: Display variations as dropdowns, as separate rows with their own add-to-cart buttons, or as a link to the product page.
- Customizable columns: Show data like SKU, stock, attributes, custom fields, images, and even audio or video. You can rename headings or merge columns into one cell.
- Built for big catalogs: Lazy loading and a built-in caching option let the table handle thousands of products without slowing down.
- Quick add to cart: Customers pick quantities and add several products at once, straight from the table.
In practice, those features make the table feel less like a catalog and more like an order form. As a result, shoppers move faster, which pairs nicely with a wishlist for the items they aren’t ready to buy.
What This Compatibility Means For Your Store
It means you can run both plugins on the same WooCommerce store without conflicts. We confirmed that SaveTo Wishlist and WooCommerce Product Table work together cleanly. So your tables keep working, and your wishlist features keep working.
Naturally, your shoppers get the best of both setups. They can browse a fast product table to find what they need. Meanwhile, they can save products to a wishlist when they’re not ready to buy yet.
This matters most for high-volume stores. Order forms and product tables are built for speed and bulk buying. By contrast, wishlists add the save-for-later intent that those layouts often miss.
🔍️ What we’ve seen: store owners add a product table for faster ordering, then notice shoppers still want a way to bookmark items. Pairing the two closes that gap.
Who Benefits Most From Running Both Plugins
Any store can use the pair, but a few setups gain the most:
- Wholesale and B2B stores: Buyers reorder in bulk from a table, then save future picks to a list for the next cycle.
- Large catalogs: Big stores let shoppers scan hundreds of products, then shortlist favorites instead of losing them.
- Restaurants and menus: Diners browse a clean menu table and save the dishes they want to try later.
- Stores with guest shoppers: Visitors can save items without an account, since SaveTo Wishlist supports guest wishlists.
- Repeat buyers: WooCommerce Product Table can show a logged-in customer their previously ordered items for fast re-ordering. This lets repeat buyers quickly re-order their usual staples from the table while using the wishlist to bookmark new items they want to try next time.
That last point is worth a closer look. WooCommerce Product Table can list items a customer ordered before, while a wishlist holds the items they’re still considering. Together, they give repeat buyers two quick paths back to checkout.
On top of that, Barn2 says the table works with wholesale pricing tools like Wholesale Suite. Thus, B2B stores can layer tiered pricing under the same order form.
How To Set Up SaveTo Wishlist With Your Product Tables
Getting started is straightforward. First, install both plugins on your WooCommerce store and activate them. Because they’re compatible, you don’t need a special bridge to avoid conflicts.
Next, you need to configure one specific setting to make the integration work. Open the SaveTo Wishlist settings and go to Button Placement & Styles. Then, find the Shop Page section and set Button Placement to “Above the Add to Cart Button.”
Once that’s done, build your table in WooCommerce Product Table and choose where it shows. You might replace your shop pages, or embed a table on a custom landing page. Thanks to the setting you just changed, the wishlist button will automatically appear inside your product table in the same column as the add-to-cart button.
If you’re new to wishlists, the free version of SaveTo Wishlist is a good place to start. It covers unlimited wishlists, guest support, and social sharing. The Pro version then adds automation emails, analytics, and gift registries. Licenses for SaveTo Wishlist Pro start at $99 per year ($49.50 for the first year).
Want proof the combo pays off? Wishlists give shoppers a low-pressure way to come back and buy. As a result, they can lift your conversion rate over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do SaveTo Wishlist and WooCommerce Product Table conflict?
No. The two plugins are compatible and run together on the same WooCommerce store. We tested them side by side and saw no conflicts. In short, your tables and your wishlist features both keep working.
Can shoppers add to a wishlist from a product table?
Yes! Shoppers can use SaveTo Wishlist features while browsing your store, including directly inside pages that show a product table. By setting the Button Placement & Styles option to “Above the Add to Cart Button” in SaveTo Wishlist’s settings, the wishlist button will automatically appear directly next to the add-to-cart button inside your table rows.
Will WooCommerce Product Table work with thousands of products?
Yes. The plugin uses lazy loading to load one page of products at a time. Plus, a built-in caching option speeds things up further. As a result, large catalogs stay fast even with thousands of items.
Does this work with the free version of SaveTo Wishlist?
Yes. The free version of SaveTo Wishlist works alongside WooCommerce Product Table. It covers unlimited wishlists, guest support, and sharing. Upgrade to Pro when you want automation emails, analytics, or gift registries.
How much does WooCommerce Product Table cost?
WooCommerce Product Table is a premium Barn2 plugin. Single-site licenses start at $79 per year. There’s also a two-plugin bundle with Product Filters, plus an All Access Pass for Barn2’s full suite. Every plan includes a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Do I need special settings to make them work together?
No special bridge plugin is required. However, there’s one specific setting you need to configure. First, install and activate both plugins. Then, open the SaveTo Wishlist settings and select Button Placement & Styles. Next, head down to the Shop Page section and change Button Placement to “Above the Add to Cart Button.” Once that’s done, the two plugins will share the same WooCommerce data and the wishlist buttons will automatically appear in your product tables.
Start Pairing Them Today
Product tables and wishlists solve two different problems. One speeds up buying, while the other captures intent for later. Ultimately, running them together means you don’t have to choose.
Here’s how to get going:
- Add a fast order form with WooCommerce Product Table.
- Let shoppers save items with the free version of SaveTo Wishlist.
- Unlock automation and gift registries on a SaveTo Wishlist Pro plan.
Ready to give shoppers a smarter way to save? Get SaveTo Wishlist and pair it with your WooCommerce Product Table setup today.
