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:

Cache WooCommerce shop, category and product pages without serving the wrong personalised price. Super Speedy Ajax Prices replaces prices, stock and Add to Cart state for each visitor in one batched request after the cached page loads.

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.

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What's new in Super Speedy Ajax Prices?

1.15.1 (18th September 2026)

Preserved visitor-country prices on GTranslate pages when Cloudflare supplied the translation proxy's country, and added support for the legacy `X-GT-ClientIP` header

1.15 (15th September 2026)

Preserved WooCommerce customer-country pricing on GTranslate proxy requests by restoring the original viewer IP before geolocation, with optional privacy-safe diagnostics

1.14 (9th September 2026)

Preserved WooCommerce's variation price wrapper when refreshing embedded child prices, so themes retain their normal selected-price styling
Reused WooCommerce's private selected-variation response for over-threshold products, removing the redundant AJAX Prices request and second spinner
Refreshed every variation WooCommerce embeds in the first visitor request, including its numeric display prices, so AJAX Prices follows the store's effective variation threshold
Tested up to WordPress 7.1
Fixed selected variation prices remaining empty on products above WooCommerce's 30-variation threshold when every variation has the same price
Preloaded per-visitor prices and stock for products with up to 20 variations, so selecting an embedded variation needs no second AJAX Prices request

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