WordPress plugin

MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium

MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium brings product lists, waitlists, saved carts, analytics, and email tools into a WooCommerce store. Customers can save products for later, follow availability or price changes, and share lists. Store settings control how these features appear and which product or customer conditions guide notifications and campaigns.

MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium

MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium brings product lists, waitlists, saved carts, analytics, and email tools into a WooCommerce store. Customers can save products for later, follow availability or price changes, and share lists. Store settings control how these features appear and which product or customer conditions guide notifications and campaigns.

Product lists and wishlist controls

Customers can create unlimited lists for simple and variable products, name and describe each list, set it to public or private, and choose a grid or list layout. They can move products between lists, reorder entries with drag and drop, copy products from shared lists, or add an entire list to the cart. Lists can appear in the WooCommerce My Account area.

Customers can share wishlists on social media or by link, use a popup for sharing options, and export lists as PDFs. Store owners can allow unregistered users to use wishlists and invite them to log in or sign up. Settings also control out-of-stock products and whether purchased products are removed from a wishlist and moved to the cart.

Waitlists and product notifications

The waitlist includes a dedicated button, page, and counter. Email notifications can respond to products returning to stock, limited stock, price changes, or special sales. Product-specific email automation is available for variable products across these notification types.

Save carts for a later purchase

Save Cart for Later, also called the Next Purchase Cart, lets shoppers keep cart items for another visit. The button can appear below the cart table or in a separate tab. A popup can invite clients to save items when they try to remove them. Store owners can set the capability for guests, logged-in customers, or both, and shoppers can save or remove products and add saved items back to the cart. The feature also accounts for changed or unavailable products and can suggest similar products when an entry is unavailable.

Storefront placement and appearance

Add-to-wishlist buttons can appear on product, shop, and category pages, product shortcodes, sliders, and other locations that use the WooCommerce product loop. Elementor widgets support the wishlist page, button, and counter or mini-wishlist. Shortcodes and WordPress widgets provide additional placement options.

Controls cover button position, icon or text display, tooltips, counters, and the action after a customer includes a product. The button can open a popup or send the shopper to the wishlist page. Store owners can personalize wishlist sections, text, icons, colors, popup text and image, and sharing icon color. A counter can be placed in four ways or added to the menu, with its text, icon, and color configurable.

Analytics and email campaigns

Analytics help store owners review behavior across store, product, and cart pages. Users can be filtered and exported by list status or ownership, user status, previous purchases, and combined conditions. Analytics also support category-based segments, guest profile editing, user notes, and views of products and their status across individual lists.

Email automation can use conditions based on lists, waitlists, multi-lists, shopping carts, purchase history, and user status. Set up five timed follow-up emails with customizable templates, or schedule one-time campaigns for selected users. Campaigns can use personalized content and discount coupons with expiration dates and automatic deletion. Email tools include unsubscribe controls, email logs, and reports for clicks, opens, and sales. Templates can use WooCommerce price formatting, and the unsubscribe management table lets store owners add, remove, and view unsubscribed contacts.

Installation and setup

  1. Upload smart-wishlist-for-more-convert.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  2. Activate the add-on through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
  3. Disable caching on checkout and thank-you steps.
  4. Use the quick wizard and customization settings to configure wishlist, cart, email, and display behavior.
  5. Watch the available usage video to learn how to use the plugin.