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SaveTo Wishlist Lite – WooCommerce Wishlist
SaveTo Wishlist Lite – WooCommerce Wishlist
A simple, powerful WooCommerce wishlist plugin – help customers save favorites, buy later, or share gift ideas.
4.1
(10 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping SaveTo Wishlist Lite – WooCommerce Wishlist running.
Tested to 7.0.4 — 1 branch behind 7.1
Tested against the WordPress branch in use today.10 days ago
At least 20.6 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.7.4
Your host must be running at least this version.5.8
woocommerce
These must be installed and active first.3
Maintenance & trust
Scored on how SaveTo Wishlist Lite – WooCommerce Wishlist is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
93
out of 100Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
20 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
10 / 15Listing transparency
10 / 10Ratings
4.1
10 ratingsSaveTo Wishlist is a free WooCommerce wishlist plugin that lets your customers create multiple wishlists, save for later, curate a favorites list, or easily share gift ideas with friends and family.
Whether shoppers want to quickly bookmark items or use a traditional add to wishlist button, it adds everything you need for a robust saving feature on your store. Enjoy customizable “Save to Wishlist” buttons, positioning controls, wishlist pages, shortcodes, and full support for a guest user wishlist!
👉 Adding a WooCommerce wishlist with SaveTo Wishlist is simple:
- Install & activate SaveTo Wishlist Lite (it’s free!)
- Manage your options under Wishlist > Settings, including controlling wishlist button placement, colors, and designs
- Create and save multiple wishlists with as many items as you like as a customer
- Create wishlists for your customers on the backend as an admin
- View any product and add it into your wishlist. It gracefully handles simple & variable products!
- Let customers view and manage wishlists anytime in their My Account
It’s a simple, effective way to add wishlist tools for WooCommerce.
❤️ Free WooCommerce Wishlist Plugin
Our goal is to provide a reliable WooCommerce wishlist plugin; that’s why our free version has features you’d typically find on other paid plugins!
- Supports multiple lists completely free! (Perfect for organizing favorites or sharing gift ideas)
- One-click button to bookmark items or save for later on standard product pages
- Add to wishlist button on product blocks
- Supports simple and variable products
- Five default wishlist button styles
- Configurable “Save To Wishlist” button locations
- “My Wishlists” section in My Account
- Optionally display wishlists via shortcode or block
- Add all to cart / add individual items from wishlists
- Optional redirect to wishlist after add
- Automatically remove items from the wishlist after being added to cart or purchased
- Login/register prompt to create wishlist
- Guest wishlists that merge into the customer’s account upon login or registration
- Public URL per wishlist for sharing
- Admin can edit and create wishlists for customers
- Translation ready + WPML config
- Manage wishlists using the REST API
- Let customers name wishlists
- Move items between wishlists
- Save the current cart to wishlist
Easy Import From Other Wishlist Solutions
Switching wishlist plugins has never been easier. SaveTo Wishlist lets you migrate your customers’ existing wishlist data from other popular solutions in just a few clicks — no data loss, no manual work.
- YITH Wishlist
- TI WooCommerce Wishlist
- MoreConvert Wishlist for WooCommerce
- WPC Smart Wishlist for WooCommerce
🟡 SaveTo Wishlist Pro
Take your wishlist experience to the next level with SaveTo Wishlist Pro. Built on top of the free plugin, Pro unlocks advanced automation, deep analytics, and powerful access controls — giving store owners everything they need to turn wishlists into a growth engine.
- Advanced Data Analytics — Stop guessing what shoppers want. Track trending products, category patterns, and seasonal shopping behaviors to make data-driven stock and sale decisions
- Wishlist Automations — Put your growth on autopilot. Trigger automatic emails, webhooks, or shopper info updates for price drops, new list creations, or product changes to bring customers back to your store
- Real-Time Webhooks — Connect your wishlist data to over 5,000+ apps. Bridge the gap between customer activity and marketing tools like Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or Zapier without writing code
- Advanced Sharing & Permissions — Let shoppers share via social media, messaging apps, or unique URL codes to reach new audiences. Enable collaborative lists so friends and family can plan group registries together
- Privacy & Visiblity Options — Give shoppers total control with private, shared, or public visibility. When customers feel secure sharing with their inner circles, they drive high-quality referral traffic back to your store
- Role-Based Access Control — Simplify management by choosing exactly who can use your wishlist. Limit features based on user roles—the perfect solution for membership sites or creating exclusive VIP store sections
- Priority Support — Get dedicated support from the Rymera team
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🔌 Integrations
SaveTo Wishlist works out of the box with the plugins you already run on your store: WooCommerce, WPML, Elementor & Elementor Pro, FluentCRM, Groundhogg, FunnelKit Automations, Noptin, Mail Mint (WPFunnels), Email Subscribers & Newsletters (Icegram), Popup Maker, Search & Filter, Advanced Product Fields (Product Addons), PPOM – Product Addons & Custom Fields, Tiered Pricing Table for WooCommerce, WooCommerce Product Table (Barn2), Fast Cart (Barn2), WP Rocket, SiteGround Optimizer, LiteSpeed Cache, Autoptimize, W3 Total Cache, WP Fastest Cache, WP-Optimize, Asset CleanUp, and Breeze.
It also works with the page builders and themes you design your store with: Elementor (native “Save to Wishlist” widget), Divi (native Divi Builder and Divi Theme Builder module), Flatsome (native UX Builder element), and Woostify (first-class button styling and placement).
About Rymera (The Makers)
Rymera is the maker of other popular WordPress and WooCommerce plugins such as Wholesale Suite, Advanced Coupons, AdTribes, WC Vendors and more.
We believe that small stores can grow into big stores and that store owners have something valuable to bring to the world.
But, they do need the right tools to succeed and that’s where we come in. We believe in democratizing access to those tools and leveling the playing field.
Our team has been building WordPress plugins for nearly 15 years and we know the platform extremely well. When you choose a Rymera product, you’re choosing a team that is dedicated to helping you grow your store.
External services
This plugin can send a weekly usage report to the Rymera Web Co usage tracking service at https://usg.rymeraplugins.com/v1/stw-checkin/. The report helps us decide which WordPress, WooCommerce, theme and plugin combinations to test against, and how wishlists perform in real stores.
Nothing is sent until you allow it. Turn it on under Wishlist > Settings > General > Usage Tracking, or from the one-time notice in the WordPress admin. You can turn it off again at any time on the same screen, and the reporting stops.
Each report contains: your site URL and administrator email address; your PHP, WordPress, WooCommerce and theme versions; your server software, locale, timezone and user counts; your WooCommerce block and HPOS configuration; your multisite setup and site count; the list of active plugins; your SaveTo Wishlist settings and licence details; the schedule of the usage tracker itself; and weekly totals for wishlists, wishlist items, shares, and wishlist-related orders and their revenue totals. It does not contain customer records, order records or any wishlist contents.
This service is provided by Rymera Web Co: terms of service, privacy policy.
We aim to create the easy-to-use wishlist experience for WooCommerce — one that helps store owners grow. It’s a feature-rich wishlist plugin that comes with everything you need to give your customers a great experience saving products to lists.
No, you and your customers can create as many wishlists as you like.
Yes, it does.
Open the page in UX Builder, click to add an element, and choose “Save to Wishlist” from the Content category. The element has two optional settings: a Wishlist ID, to pin the element to one specific wishlist, and a “Show the default wishlist only” toggle. Leave both alone and the element behaves exactly like the [saveto_wishlist] shortcode.
This matters because a UX Builder page stores its own layout. If you rebuild your wishlist page in UX Builder without adding this element, the page has no wishlist on it to show. Adding the element puts it back.
One limit worth knowing: place the element on the page itself. If you put it inside a reusable UX Block and then pull that block into a footer, a menu, or a custom product layout, the wishlist still appears but its scripts and styles will not load with it.
Yes, they can! Your users can create and name as many wishlists as they like to help them organize their shopping on your store.
Yes! With a single click, shoppers can bookmark items and curate a list of their favorite products to save for later.
Yes! Guests can save products without logging in. When they eventually create an account, all of their saved items are automatically merged, so they don’t lose anything.
Yes, and SaveTo Wishlist adds a native “Save to Wishlist” module to the Divi Builder so you can place the wishlist exactly where you want it.
Divi builds pages with its own layout system rather than the WordPress page content, so a page you have built with the Divi Builder — or a page covered by a Divi Theme Builder template — may no longer run the [saveto_wishlist] shortcode that the plugin’s Wishlist page normally uses. (A Theme Builder template that includes Divi’s own Post Content module still runs it.) If your Wishlist page looks empty under Divi, that is why.
To fix it, open the page in the Divi Builder, add the “Save to Wishlist” module wherever you want the wishlist to appear, and save. The module also works inside Divi Theme Builder templates, so you can build one wishlist layout and reuse it across your site. Leave the module’s “Wishlist ID” field empty and it shows each visitor their own wishlist.
The module needs Divi 4, either the theme or the Divi Builder plugin. It appears in the builder’s module list under its own name, alongside Divi’s other modules. Divi 5 uses a new module system and is not supported yet.
Yes. The wishlist button works out of the box with Woostify, and the plugin ships Woostify-specific styling so the button looks native on Woostify’s shop, archive and single-product templates — no custom CSS needed. Because Woostify rebuilds the WooCommerce product loop and uses its own product gallery, a couple of button placements are best avoided on Woostify. You’ll find these options under SaveTo Wishlist → Settings → Button.
Shop page — “Button Placement”:
- Recommended: “Top Right of the Product Image”, “Top Left of the Product Image”, “Above the Product Title”, “Below the Product Title”, or “Above the Add to Cart Button”.
- Avoid “Below the Add to Cart Button”. Woostify renders that row inside a fixed-height, animated area on desktop, so the button is clipped from view. If your shop is set to this placement (it is the plugin default), switch to one of the recommended options above for Woostify.
Product page — “Button Placement”:
- Recommended: “Above the Add to Cart Button”, “Below the Add to Cart Button” (the plugin default), “Above the Product Title”, or “Below the Product Title”.
- Avoid “Top Right of the Product Image” and “Top Left of the Product Image”. Woostify’s custom product gallery does not display the on-image button reliably.
Yes. On every successful add, SaveTo emits two generic browser-side signals — for both guests and logged-in customers, and whether or not Popup Maker is installed:
- A DOM event on
documentnamedstwlite_added_to_wishlist, carryingevent.detail = { productId, collectionId }. Use it for instant triggers.productIdis the variation ID for variable products, and0when several products were saved at once (the “save cart to wishlist” button).collectionIdis0for guests, whose items are stored in the browser rather than in a wishlist. - A cookie named
stwlite_wishlist_added, whose value is the URL-encoded product ID — run it throughdecodeURIComponent()before using it. Use the cookie for cross-page-load targeting such as exit-intent. It lasts 30 days and is cleared once the customer removes their last wishlisted product.
For an instant trigger, open your popup from the event (Popup Maker exposes PUM.open()):
document.addEventListener( 'stwlite_added_to_wishlist', function ( e ) { PUM.open( 123 ); } );
Note: when Wishlist > Settings > General > Add to wishlist button is set to Redirect, the page navigates away immediately after the add, so use the cookie rather than the event in that mode.
For exit-intent on a return visit, add a Popup Maker condition of Cookie > Cookie Exists with the cookie name stwlite_wishlist_added.
Still have questions? Please do not hesitate to reach out to our team via the support forums.
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