WordPress plugin
MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium: Lists and Cart Tools
MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium adds multi-lists, waitlists, saved carts, customer analytics, and email tools to a WooCommerce wishlist. Store options control how shoppers use lists and carts, where controls appear, and which customer or product conditions guide messages.
MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium adds multi-lists, waitlists, saved carts, customer analytics, and email tools to a WooCommerce wishlist. Store options control how shoppers use lists and carts, where controls appear, and which customer or product conditions guide messages.
Product lists and sharing
Customers can create wishlists for simple and variable products, then organize items across unlimited lists. Each list can have a custom name and description, public or private visibility, and a grid or list layout. Shoppers can move products between lists, reorder them with drag and drop, copy products from shared lists, and add a whole list to the cart. Lists can appear in the WooCommerce My Account area.
Customers can share wishlists through social media, a link, or a popup, and export them as PDFs. Stores can allow unregistered visitors to use wishlists and invite them to log in or sign up. Settings cover out-of-stock products and whether products are removed from a wishlist and moved to the cart after purchase.
Waitlists and the Next Purchase Cart
The waitlist has its own button, page, and counter, with subscribers organized in one place. Email notifications can cover back-in-stock items, limited stock, price changes, and special sales. Product-specific email automation works with variable products across these waitlist modes. An out-of-stock product box is available in two customizable styles.
The Next Purchase Cart lets shoppers save cart items for a later visit. It can appear below the cart table or in a separate tab. Settings determine whether the button is shown or appears when a shopper tries to remove an entry, and a popup can invite shoppers to save products. Customers can add saved items to the cart individually or use an Add All to Cart control. The feature supports guests, registered customers, or both, with options for unavailable products and invitations to similar products.
Storefront controls and placement
Add-to-wishlist buttons can appear on product, shop, and category pages, product shortcodes, sliders, and other WooCommerce product loops. Shortcodes provide additional placement options. Elementor widgets cover the wishlist page, button, and counter or mini-wishlist; a WordPress widget is also available for the counter.
Choose an icon, text, or both for buttons, and adjust text, colors, size, border, icons, and position. Product and shop page tooltips are available. The wishlist button can open a popup or send shoppers to the wishlist page, and that popup can have custom text and an image. Counter placement has four options, including a menu counter with customizable text, icon, and color. The wishlist page, sharing popup, and mini-wishlist also have show controls.
Analytics and email campaigns
Analytics can examine individual customer behavior and filter or export users by list status, list ownership, user status, previous purchases, or combined conditions. Stores can save category-based segments, edit guest profiles, add customer notes, review product status across lists, and identify users interested in specific products.
Email automation can use conditions based on lists, waitlists, carts, products, prices, purchase history, and user status. Schedule five customizable follow-up emails with different timings and templates, or create one-time campaigns for selected customer groups. Messages can include personalized content and automatic discount coupons with expiration and deletion settings. Automation can stop after coupon use and purchase. Email reports include opens, clicks, and sales; the plugin also offers an email log, unsubscribe controls, and a table for managing unsubscribed contacts.
Setup
- Upload
smart-wishlist-for-more-convert.zipto/wp-content/add-ons/. - Activate the add-on from the WordPress Plugins menu.
- Disable caching on checkout and thank-you steps.
- Use the quick wizard and customization settings to configure lists, carts, email, and display behavior.
- Watch the available usage video for guidance.