WooCommerce Multi-Currency vs Super Speedy Ajax Prices

Dave Hilditch • March 5, 2026

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Comparing WooCommerce Multi-Currency with Super Speedy Ajax Prices? This page breaks down the key differences and similarities so you can find the best fit for your WordPress or WooCommerce store.

Overview of WooCommerce Multi-Currency

WooCommerce Multi-Currency lets customers choose their preferred currency from a frontend switcher. Exchange rates update automatically and prices convert instantly using AJAX-powered currency switching.

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How Super Speedy Ajax Prices differs from WooCommerce Multi-Currency

All plugins from Super Speedy Plugins share a SQL-first architecture and an uncompromising focus on performance — and Super Speedy Ajax Prices is no different. Here is what sets it apart:

Super Speedy Ajax Prices lets you cache your WooCommerce product and shop pages fully — while still showing accurate, personalised prices to every visitor. It replaces price output with lightweight placeholders on the cached page, then batch-fetches correct real-time prices via a single AJAX request after load. Full page caching. Accurate prices. No compromise.

How to choose between WooCommerce Multi-Currency and Super Speedy Ajax Prices?

The honest question to ask is: does WooCommerce Multi-Currency's development team regularly benchmark their plugin against stores with hundreds of thousands of products? For Super Speedy Ajax Prices, that answer is unambiguous — performance testing against a one-million-product store is part of every single release cycle, not an afterthought. If consistent, predictable speed matters to your business, that is a meaningful difference. A free trial is available to test it risk-free on your staging environment.

Super Speedy Ajax Prices compared versus other products

What's new in Super Speedy Ajax Prices?

1.3 (3rd June 2026)

Added WooCommerce Product Bundles and Composite Products support. When either of those plugins is active, the AJAX stock-refresh response now carries per-child / per-component availability for those product types — bundles include a `bundled_items` map (per child: in-stock, purchasable, optional, max stock) plus the bundle's overall stock roll-up, and composites include a `components` map (per component: title, optional flag, default option, and per-option in-stock/purchasable state). This lets fully-cached archive and product pages show accurate per-part availability. Each adapter self-registers only when its parent plugin is present (and is a harmless no-op otherwise), and the data is included only when the "Refresh stock via AJAX" option is enabled. Verified by new end-to-end tests for both product types.
Security hardening: the AJAX price/stock endpoint now only ever returns data for Published products. Draft, pending, private, and scheduled products are no longer turned into AJAX placeholders and are skipped by the handler, so unpublished prices and stock levels can no longer be enumerated by unauthenticated visitors. Admins previewing an unpublished product still see the correct price — it simply isn't refreshed via AJAX until the product is published.
Capped the number of products processed per AJAX request (default 200) to prevent a single request from forcing thousands of product loads. The cap is adjustable via the new `ssap_max_products_per_request` filter — see the Developer Reference KB article.
Hardened request handling so a malformed (non-array) product list can no longer trigger a PHP error; incoming IDs are now de-duplicated and zero-filtered before processing.
Added .kb troubleshooting and developer-reference guides.

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