WishlistGenius – Wishlist for WooCommerce
WishlistGenius – Wishlist for WooCommerce

WishlistGenius – Wishlist for WooCommerce

5/5 (1 ratings) — active installs Updated Nov 9, 2026
Free 0.5.8 wishlist with three fictional saved products and individual cart actions.

Free 0.5.8 wishlist with three fictional saved products and individual cart actions.

WishlistGenius adds a free wishlist to WooCommerce. Shoppers can save favorite products and return when ready to buy. Guests can save without an account.

Live demos | Manual | Free vs Pro | Support

Included in Free

  • Save products: one wishlist per guest or account, without a fixed product-count ceiling. Save simple products or a chosen size/colour variation.
  • Organize favorites: private notes, search, sorting, manual ordering and grid/list views.
  • Share or export: share by link without exposing notes/account details; export CSV or print through the browser, including Save as PDF.
  • Return to the cart: add an individual saved product, then adjust quantities in the WooCommerce cart.
  • Fit your store: blocks/shortcodes, an Elementor widget, labels, icons, colours and header/mobile access.
  • Manage locally: aggregate totals and privacy export/erasure tools. No payment, publisher account or trial deadline; reporting/newsletter signup is optional.

Optional Pro add-on

The separate paid add-on provides multiple wishlists, saved quantities, selected/all-item cart actions, cart save-for-later, imports, quotes and public discovery. It also adds individual wishlist inspection, product-demand reports and permission-based back-in-stock/price-drop alerts, reminders and campaigns.

Pro requires licence activation. Email needs configuration and customer permission; saving never subscribes anyone. Free’s hideable fictional Pro previews enable no paid tools or sending.

Related plugins by Plugins.shop

Optional, separate tools; none is required or automatically integrated:

  • CatalogFAQ — Publish reusable product FAQs.
  • Cartdini — Ask checkout questions and save answers with the order.
  • Frictions — Investigate checkout issues with protected session replay.

Privacy

Wishlist data stays in your WordPress database: products/variations, quantities, notes, lists/sharing, guest/account IDs, activity, cart records and purchase attribution. Management requires WooCommerce permissions. Sharing excludes notes/account details; Pro discovery follows the store’s directory setting.

The signed wgg_guest cookie defaults to 30 days (1–365 configurable). Shorter retention caps existing database expiry; access stops then even if the cookie lasts longer. Cron deletes expired guests. Activity/jobs default to 90 days, cart records one day; account lists stay until deleted. Orders follow store policy.

Privacy tools cover account data, purchase attribution and retained Pro data. Failed erasure remains incomplete for retry. Pending purchase-suppression retries defer account notifications; a total storage outage can prevent retry storage.

Full retention, admin/browser preferences, local collection/review controls and cart recovery details: bundled privacy-and-controls.txt. Explain your store’s retention and mail providers in its privacy policy.

Optional external service

Setup offers two independent, unchecked, skippable choices after the storefront save. Change them in Privacy & email preferences. They do not authorize shopper mail, Pro licensing or publisher update checks.

Service endpoint | Privacy policy | Service terms

  • Installation sharing: hostname, reported edition, plugin/WordPress/PHP versions and language, at most weekly via cron. No URL paths/queries, shopper records or orders. Address changes pause reporting pending review; reports do not prove ownership or count all installations.
  • Email signup: entered email and reported edition for tips, releases, articles and occasional Pro offers. A prefilled admin email is sent only on selecting/saving this choice; email-only signup sends no hostname. New signups need inbox confirmation and start with all topics/weekly articles. Existing preferences remain; change topics or unsubscribe by email link. Purchase-history personalization/link tracking need separate choices. Edition does not prove purchase.
  • Security: random connection ID, protected credential and consent version accompany requests. The service records consent/report times and receives the network address for security logs. No shopper data, orders, names, wishlist contents, plugin lists or workflow counts are sent.
  • Withdrawal: local reporting stops before remote withdrawal; failures are retryable. Stopping email/edition sharing cancels pending signup for that connection. Confirmed subscriptions need the email’s preferences/unsubscribe link. Skipping creates no connection; deactivation stops reporting, not confirmed subscriptions.
  • Retention: reports/connections expire after 90 days without refresh; pseudonymous revocation records may remain that long. Pending emails expire after 48 hours; confirmed records within 730 days unless explicitly renewed. Consent/suppression history lasts 180 days. Cleanup/outages/backups affect deletion. Acceptance does not prove delivery/subscription.

WordPress export/erasure covers local choices for the supplied admin email. Stop domain-only connections in Privacy & email preferences.