Enter both store addresses
Add the two WooCommerce stores you want to compare. The check is read-only and needs no administrator access.
Compare two WooCommerce catalogs
Match up to 100 products per store and review price, stock and one-sided catalog differences in a clear report.
Compare two WooCommerce catalogs in three steps
Find product differences without preparing spreadsheets or matching rows by hand.
Match up to 100 products
Products are matched by exact SKU first, then by an exact normalized name when a SKU is unavailable.
Review useful differences
See price and stock changes, plus products found in only one of the checked catalog samples.
WooCommerce catalog comparison FAQ
How products are matched, what the report covers and where its limits are.
How does the WooCommerce catalog comparison work?
The tool reads up to 100 products from each store. It matches unique SKUs first, then unique normalized product names, and reports readable price and stock differences.
Does the report compare every product?
The free comparison checks up to 100 products per store. If either catalog is larger, the report clearly states that the result is based on a sample.
Why are some similar products left unmatched?
The tool avoids fuzzy guesses. Duplicate SKUs, duplicate names and products with materially different names remain unmatched so the report does not invent false correspondences.
Can I compare prices in different currencies?
A currency difference is treated as a price difference. The report does not convert currencies or assume an exchange rate.
Do I need access to either WordPress dashboard?
No. You only enter the two store addresses. The tool does not request credentials and does not modify either store.
What should I do after finding differences?
Open the relevant catalog in ScrapeWoo, select the products you need and prepare the export for your migration, review or synchronization workflow.
Found a catalog worth moving? Export it cleanly.
Choose the useful products and prepare a WooCommerce, Shopify, CSV or JSON file from the source store.
Start an extraction