There are two separate things on Wishpicks: price-drop alerts on items you track, and partner-store deals under Discover. Wishpicks doesn't run its own gift-wide sales — prices and discounts come from the external stores.

When a price on a wish you track drops enough, Wishpicks can email you. These alerts are email only — there's no instant or in-app notification, and emails are batched, not sent the moment a price changes.

They're off by default, so turn on Price drop alerts in Settings > Notifications to start getting them. The emails are spaced out, meaning you get a batch at most every so often — more often on Wishpicks Plus than on the free tier. See "How do price-drop alerts work, and how often are prices checked?" in Wishpicks Plus.

There are no back-in-stock or restock alerts — alerts only fire when a price drops.

Some regions have a Deals tab under Discover that shows promo codes and discounts from partner stores. It's rolling out region by region and is currently available in Ukraine, so if you don't see the Deals tab, it isn't enabled in your region yet. These are store promotions — promo codes, discounts, sometimes free shipping — not price-drop alerts on your own tracked wishes.

Any sale price, promo code, or shipping offer is the external store's — the discount comes from the store, not from Wishpicks, which only links you to it. See "Where do I buy the product?"

A wish's price is captured when it's added, and that works for any scrapable store without Plus; ongoing automatic price updates are what Plus and partner-store tracking add. See "What is Wishpicks Plus, and what do you get?" in Wishpicks Plus. One thing Wishpicks never does is convert an item's price into your currency — each item displays in the currency the store used.