Feedwright Product Import for Woo with Scrapify

Bulk import products into WooCommerce from any store or supplier catalog, with no CSV files and no manual mapping. Use it to migrate a Shopify store to WooCommerce, keep a dropshipping supplier's catalog in sync, or copy a catalogue between two WooCommerce sites. Feedwright Product Import connects your WooCommerce store to your Scrapify account and imports the catalogue directly, including variations, images, categories and stock. Connect once with OAuth, pick one of the live product feeds on your Scrapify account, set your pricing, and the plugin imports every product (including variable products, categories, tags, images and variations). Prices can be converted from the feed's source currency into your store currency at the live exchange rate, with an optional profit markup and price rounding. Existing products are matched and updated by SKU, so re-running an import never creates duplicates. A free Scrapify account is enough to get started - a free account gives you one live product feed and imports up to 15 products, so you can try the whole flow before you pay. A Premium plan lifts the 15-product cap and allows up to 5 feeds. Scrapify does the scraping on its own servers and publishes the result as a live product feed. This plugin is the WooCommerce end of that: it reads the feed and imports it. It performs no scraping inside your site, so nothing runs against your host. Features

• One-click OAuth connection to your Scrapify account (no API keys to copy).
• Import simple and variable products, with categories, tags, attributes, variations and multiple images.
• Live currency conversion from the feed's source currency to your WooCommerce store currency.
• Optional profit markup and price rounding (.99 endings or whole numbers).
• Update-by-SKU: re-runs sync prices, stock and new products instead of duplicating.
• Optional automatic re-sync on a schedule (hourly to daily) using Action Scheduler - ideal for dropshipping.
• Background, resumable imports that keep running even if you close the tab.

External services This plugin relies on the following third-party services. It only contacts them to provide the import functionality described above. 1. Scrapify (productscraper.online) The plugin connects to the Scrapify service to authenticate your account and to read your product feeds.

• What is sent: When you click "Connect to Scrapify" your browser is redirected to Scrapify's authorization page with a per-site client identifier, a PKCE code challenge, a random state value and this site's callback URL. When you run an import or a sync, the plugin sends your account's OAuth access token (as a Bearer token) to the Scrapify API in order to list your feeds and download the product data for the feed you selected. During the price preview it sends the selected feed's identifier. The plugin reads data from Scrapify; it does not send your store's products, orders or customer data to Scrapify.
• When: On connecting your account, when listing feeds, when previewing the exchange rate, and each time you import or auto-sync a feed.
• Service provided by Scrapify. Terms of Service: https://www.productscraper.online/terms.html - Privacy Policy: https://www.productscraper.online/privacy.html

2. Frankfurter exchange-rate API (api.frankfurter.app) The plugin uses Frankfurter, a free, open-source, European Central Bank-backed exchange-rate API, to fetch live currency conversion rates when the feed's source currency differs from your WooCommerce store currency. No account or API key is required to use it.

• What is sent: Only the source and target three-letter ISO currency codes, as URL query parameters (for example ?from=EUR&to=USD). No personal data, no store data and no customer data are sent.
• When: When you preview the conversion rate on the pricing step, and during an import or auto-sync when the source and store currencies differ.
• Service, terms and privacy: Frankfurter is provided as a free public service - website and documentation: https://frankfurter.dev/ - source code and usage terms: https://github.com/lineofflight/frankfurter . Frankfurter states that the API itself collects no personal data; the public endpoint is served through Cloudflare, whose privacy policy applies to that transport layer: https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/ . Frankfurter does not publish a separate formal terms-of-service document. If you prefer not to use this service, keep the feed's source currency the same as your store currency and no exchange-rate request is made.

1. In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins > Add New, search for "Feedwright Product Import", and click Install Now, then Activate. (WooCommerce must be installed and active first.)
2. Go to the new Feedwright menu item.
3. Click Connect to Scrapify and authorize this site in your Scrapify account (a free account works; Premium lifts the 15-product cap).
4. Choose one of your live product feeds, set your currency markup and rounding, and click Start import.
5. (Optional) Turn on Auto re-sync to keep your catalogue in sync automatically.

For a full walkthrough see the Scrapify plugin guide.

0.4.6

• Clearer explanation of where scraping happens: on Scrapify's servers, never on your site.

0.4.5

• Clearer plugin description covering store migration, dropshipping and supplier feeds.

0.4.4

• Free Scrapify accounts can now connect and import: one live feed, up to 15 products. Premium is unchanged: up to 100,000 products and 5 feeds.
• Corrected the readme and the admin screens, which previously stated that a Premium plan was required to use the plugin.

0.4.3

• Rebranded the admin panel header to Feedwright (it still showed the old name).

0.4.2

• Renamed the plugin to "Feedwright Product Import for Woo with Scrapify" (slug feedwright-product-import) for a distinctive, non-confusing name.

0.4.1

• Expanded the "External services" documentation for the Frankfurter exchange-rate API with usage terms, source and privacy references.

0.4.0

• Added optional category selection: import only chosen categories from a feed, with a searchable picker. Auto-sync respects the selection.

0.3.3

• Declared compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the cart/checkout blocks.
• Escaped all admin output and resolved the remaining Plugin Check findings.
• Fixed a progress-screen reload loop that could occur when a previous import was left in a stale state, and made the progress poller reload only on a genuine terminal status.
• Bumped the admin asset version so browsers always load the current CSS/JS.
• Set "Tested up to" to the current WordPress version.

0.3.2

• Prepared for the WordPress.org plugin directory: added readme, license and full external-service disclosure.
• Added nonce verification to admin AJAX endpoints and unslashing/sanitising of all request input.
• Internationalised all user-facing strings.
• Added a deactivation hook that stops scheduled auto-sync while the plugin is inactive.
• Auto-sync section styling and cache-busting improvements in the wizard.

0.3.1

• Fixed admin heading contrast inside wp-admin.

0.3.0

• Full-fidelity import (tags, attributes, variations) via the Scrapify import endpoint.
• Currency conversion with live rates, profit markup and rounding.
• Optional automatic re-sync via Action Scheduler.

0.2.0

• Hardening pass: currency handling, variation upserts, cancel/resume, image de-duplication and scheduling fixes.