Spreadshop Plugin
Easily integrate the Spreadshop system into your WordPress blog or business page, instantly adding a powerful merchandise channel that perfectly fits …
3.2(6 reviews)
·4.0K+ active installs·Updated 2 years agoAs of April 2026, Spreadshop Plugin is a WordPress shop plugin with 4.0K+ active installations and a 3.2/5 rating from 6 reviews. It has been downloaded 84K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 1.0+ and PHP false+. Available on WordPress.org since 2017. Last updated 2 years ago — may have compatibility concerns. Downloads are up 32% this week. Top alternative: WooCommerce.
3.2/56 reviews
4.0K+active installs
84K+total downloads
9 yearssince 2017
Overview
With this plugin, you can easily host a top-notch ecommerce shop in WordPress while staying up-to-date with the latest features of your Spreadshop.
This is achieved by embedding your existing Spreadshop as-is into any WordPress post, page or path.
Both the plugin and your Spreadshop are fully free of charge. Always.
What you need
* Installed WordPress instance
* A Spreadshop (which can be registered here)
Ratings & Reviews
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Recent Reviews
Poor Performance and Support
by jmwilliams83·2 years ago
Trying to get support for the issues with the plugin is nearly impossible. Spreadshop will tell you that you need to review some development articles when you tell them there is an issue with their plugin and the current version of WordPress. Its a compatibility issue because, as of the writing of this rating they haven’t updated the plugin in over 7 months, meaning it has not been certified to work with the last 3 major releases of WordPress.
They push using the plugin a lot when you are new to SpreadShop. The fact that support and performance were sub-par left a bad taste in my mouth. Don’t push something you don’t actively support and update.
Gutes Plugin
by bimofix·3 years ago
Mir gefällt das Plugin sehr gut! Es ist einfach zu integrieren und es funktioniert. Leider gibt es fast keine Einstellungsmöglichkeiten und für SEO ist es auch nicht optimal. Ansonsten sehr gut.
Not good for SEO
by tpuuska·3 years ago
I installed this plugin on my Divi site and created pages that would display the items in my shop. Unfortunately every color and size option was treated with unique URL that was indexed on Google. I had about 1500 pages indexed for Google index that was harming my site’s SEO because they were really unnecessary “zombie pages”. I couldn’t control creation of these URLs with the plugin any way. Took me 3 months to discover and have them deleted on Google index. Phew!
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by noquest·4 years ago
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Great plugin, the easiest, quickest en most complete!
by Marjoline·5 years ago
I had first installed the other plugin, since it had 68 reviews, and this one only had the one review. However, the other was cumbersome to sort out, required getting additional info and id’s elsewhere, and once installed, didn’t work well on my website. For instance the basket was just a black rectangle. So I deleted that one.
Then I decided to install this one after all. I was surprised at how easy it was. It only took a couple of minutes, just install, share the shop id, enter the shortcode [spreadshop] on your shop page, and the shop appears exactly as you have defined it for your Spreadshop Partner account.
So I highly recommend this one, and I am so happy that I took the plunge. Hopefully by adding this 2nd 5-star rating more people will too!
Download Trends
Today: 2Yesterday: 10This week: 58Period total: 3K
Compatibility
| WordPress | 1.0+ requiredTested up to 6.4.8 |
| PHP | false+ required |
Version Adoption
v1.6
98.1%
Other
1.9%
Top Alternatives to Spreadshop Plugin
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
1.6.6
- Fixed a CSRF vulnerability
1.6.5
- Prevent redirect to the plugin’s admin page any time another (unrelated) plugin was activated.
1.6.4
- Prevent “noindex” from appearing in slug-based integrations when used in conjunction with the Yoast SEO plugin
1.6.3
- Moved to the new myspreadshop domain, explained here
1.6.2
- Fixed a SEO issue where slug-based integrations returned HTTP 404 although the content was included correctly in the response body
1.6.1
…and 7 more changes
Contributors
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