MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce Premium brings product lists, availability notifications, saved carts, analytics, and email tools into a WooCommerce store. Customers can save products for later or organize them into lists; store options control how these functions appear and which customer, product, list, or purchase conditions guide email messages.

Organize and share product lists

Customers can create wishlists for simple and variable products. Premium works with unlimited lists with custom names and descriptions, public or private visibility, and grid or list layouts. Shoppers can move products between lists, reorder items with drag and drop, copy products from shared lists, and add an entire list to the cart. Lists can appear in the WooCommerce My Account area.

Wishlists can be shared through social media, a link, or a popup, and exported as a PDF. Stores can allow unregistered users to use wishlists and invite them to log in or sign up. Settings control how out-of-stock products are handled and whether purchased products are removed from a wishlist or moved to the cart. Customers can choose a wishlist layout, while store owners customize buttons, icons, counters, text, and the action after a customer adds a product.

Track availability and save carts

The Premium waitlist includes a dedicated button, page, and counter. Its email notifier covers back-in-stock, limited-stock, price-change, and special-sale updates. Product-specific email automation is available for variable products across these notification modes.

The Next Purchase Cart lets shoppers keep cart items for later, with its button placed below the cart table or in a separate tab. A popup can appear when a shopper tries to remove an entry and invite them to save it for a future purchase. Settings determine whether the feature is available to guests, logged-in customers, or both. Shoppers can return saved items to the cart, add all items at once, and see a similar-product invitation when an item is unavailable.

Choose where wishlist controls appear

Add-to-wishlist buttons can appear on product, shop, and category pages, product shortcodes, sliders, and other locations that use the WooCommerce product loop. Shortcodes provide additional placement options. Elementor widgets are available for the wishlist page, add-to-wishlist button, and counter or mini-wishlist; a WordPress widget is also available for the counter.

Button controls include icon, text, or combined display, tooltips, customizable colors and styles, and a choice between opening a popup or redirecting to the wishlist page. Counter placement has four options, with shortcode and widget support. Store owners can also add a counter to the menu and customize its text, icon, and color.

Use customer activity in analytics and email

Analytics can examine behavior on store, product, and cart pages. Store owners can filter, view, and export users by list status, list ownership, account status, previous purchases, or combined conditions. They can save category-based segments, review a visitor's lists and product status, identify users interested in particular products, add CRM notes, and edit guest profiles.

Email automation can use conditions based on lists, wishlist status, products, prices, purchase history, and user status. Premium supports automated sequences with five timed follow-up emails and customizable templates, as well as one-time campaigns that can be scheduled and sent in bulk. Store owners can personalize messages, define discount codes with expiration dates and automatic deletion, and allow clients to unsubscribe. Automation can stop after a coupon is used and a purchase is made. Click, open, and sales reports are available for email sequences and campaigns, along with a log of sent emails and an unsubscribe management table.

Install and configure

1. Upload smart-wishlist-for-more-convert.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the extension 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 lists, carts, email, and display behavior.

The extension also supports custom CSS, import and export of settings, and translation extensions. The listing describes compatibility with popular themes and builders, including Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Astra, Storefront, OceanWP, and Flatsome.