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Shortlist adds a wishlist to WooCommerce that shoppers build with one click. Saving works on shop listings and the product page, including variations, and they can view their list in My Account, on a dedicated page, or via the [shortlist] shortcode. A lightweight plain-JavaScript front end with no jQuery.
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A shopper browses products but is not ready to buy. Without a wishlist they have to remember the product or search for it again on their next visit, which raises the risk they never return.
Everything you need to let shoppers save products for later.
An accessible add toggle on shop listings and the product page; each placement can be toggled independently.
A Wishlist tab in WooCommerce My Account, added automatically.
Show the current shopper's wishlist on any page with the [shortlist] shortcode.
Guests get a list saved in their browser, merged into the account on login.
Add and remove products without a page reload, with all buttons kept in sync.
On the product page, shoppers pick options first, then save the exact variation, no guessing SKUs.
Pick a page in settings or create one in a click, ideal for your store menu.
A plain-JavaScript front end loaded in the footer, with accessible buttons and ARIA attributes.
Enable the button and save the first product.
Activate Shortlist alongside WooCommerce.
In the Shortlist menu, enable the wishlist button on shop listings, the product page and My Account.
Add a product to the list and open the Wishlist tab in My Account or a page with the [shortlist] shortcode.
When shoppers come back later, a wishlist without a heavy plugin and with guest support.
Electronics, furniture, gifts, save for later instead of abandoning the browse.
Lists merge on login, guests do not lose saved products.
A small footer script instead of a library loaded on every shop page.
The [shortlist_lists] shortcode for create, switch and delete.
The [shortlist_share] shortcode for the active wishlist.
Shortlist > Wishlist Analytics with CSV export.
[shortlist_price_alerts] + Shortlist > Price Alerts: email on price drops or back-in-stock.
PRO keeps everything in the free plugin and adds the modules below.
How Shortlist compares to the popular WooCommerce wishlist plugins.
| Shortlist | YITH Wishlist | TI Wishlist | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free version | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Guest wishlist (no account) | Yes (cookie, merges on login) | - | - |
| Variation-aware add | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| My Account tab | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Shortcode | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| No jQuery (lightweight front end) | Yes | - | - |
| Open source (GPLv2) | Yes | Core GPL | Core GPL |
| Paid plan price | from €29/yr | ~$99.99/yr | Free + paid upgrade |
Competitor data and pricing as of June 2026; check the vendors' sites for current pricing.
FREE covers a single wishlist. PRO adds multiple named lists, sharing, analytics and price-drop / back-in-stock email alerts.
Every plugin has its own documentation with setup walkthroughs. Bugs and questions go to the public GitHub repository for that plugin, we answer in the open.
Maintenance status
This plugin is maintained. We have announced no end-of-support date, and when we do it will say so here and in a release.
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Describe the integrationYour email is used to answer this request only. Marketing messages require a separate, explicit opt-in.
Yes. The plugin works with WooCommerce products.
Yes, if you allow it in settings. A guest's list lives in a cookie and is merged into their account the next time they log in.
No. The plugin's own front-end script is plain JavaScript with no jQuery dependency.
Use the [shortlist] shortcode, or rely on the Wishlist tab added to the WooCommerce My Account area.
No. Add and remove happen over AJAX, and every button for that product is kept in sync.
Yes. On variable products shoppers choose their options first; the wishlist stores the specific variation, just like add to cart.
In Shortlist settings, pick a page or use Create wishlist page. You can also place the [shortlist] shortcode anywhere.
Yes. Versus lines products up in a comparison table; Swift adds a fast Buy Now path. Shortlist complements browsing with save-for-later.
All three offer a free wishlist. Shortlist adds a guest wishlist that merges on login and a no-jQuery front end; it is open source with PRO from €29/yr, versus YITH's ~$99.99/yr premium. Pricing as of June 2026.
An add button, a My Account tab and guest support. The full FREE edition under GPL.
Get it on WordPress.orgFREE is one complete wishlist, PRO adds multiple lists, sharing, analytics and price alerts.